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THE DAILY EXAMINER. : . FRIDAY. JANUARY 6, 1898.

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cipentiionininattionditi _— -| Last nightthe skating rink was opened i ves . ° ‘ to is JANUARY 6, 1895 | under favorable circumstances. The ice | gpycray Desratcnes to THe EXAMINER yas +e |} was in fine condition and the skaters,num- Risa aes Mr. Hugh John Macdonzld has decided to Au Expression of Pablic Opinion. bering about fifty, made the steel ring = hold his seat in the Commons for another ses-

= “ : : lagain, keeping time to the musicof the 4 Trade wsstion sion. :

Tue Patriot intimates that the L-gisla- jband, whi hwas ia excellent tune and Mr. George W. Vanderbilt has given ® | ture will again be asked, at the next) time oe eS check for $100,000 to aid the Vanderbilt Fine = a session, to pass a bill to abolish the| The sou h-easterly storm of Monday did -— oe n aeons ill be offered

mil ; }more or |} jamage to tl ‘ i ' tis said Rev, Dr. McGlynn wi offeres Legislative Council We have no doubt Parts of the old _ . au oe Discussed at loronto the chair of sscred oratory in the Catholic (x)

: - i eels Ok eadieie yr * a ae ; ’ University at Washington.

that the measure will again accom-|and alav part of the block recentiy built, Board of Trade. A despatch from Rome reports that the re-

panied, directly or indirectly, by pro- ioe Ju dieet aigtanes gre co one coveiliation of Archbishop Corrigan and visions for the gerrymander of Kings cov “mn Win Saitek Aalieeaita cn aioe Father McGlynn produced the happiest im- st rom ve ° re C 6 € v a . . . a County, for the mortgage vote, for the}, .. ing hall oll tee ee ee preesion there, Ever since 1889 high person a xcen granted and men are at work again to- SIR JOHN THOMPS yj SPEAKS ages in Rome and America hive tried to assist distranchisement of government officials) day ballasting and patching up the breaks. 0 im this reconcitiation. Last year the friends

and for almost all those other enormities| Nothing short ofa properly constructed ’ of Father McGlynn cpened aud continued for whic’: disgraced the bill of last year. Care slope, similar to that at the outer end, built OF CANADA $ POLICY. a Pars cleed ceaok tnat he payment of all accounts

ong the out side l re i be will probably be taken that it shall be eaten tenreaiaa” auasuney cas “ : . ., | was ready to go to Rome and ack reconciliation That Policy Migkt Be Reciprocity with the Pope if his excommunication was

literally constitutional, and that the} are of little or no avail bi rsised and his dignity as a priest restored.

, Gov ( sha oO ‘ é The Natwoo ailed thi ak «if¢ New- ; : .

Lea) hae ue Sere 6) She Minne’ Oe ee Cee With the United States, Last spring the Proprganda deputed a man of 3 cunstitutional reason for withholding the pr ines shipped by the amen M an Oe ooalieeee ea oe 2 vo Té6ri 6re Y e it « Yrown. Conzequently the} ee ar Tek a pare = When Mgr. Satolii started for America the

assent of the Crown, Consequently the} sariiow McLean & Co. Tho Satellite) But i¢ Mast Be om Better | pope conided to him the duty of making a

only influence which cx defeat the gerry- sailed yesterday, loaded with produce for Ferms Than Those pew effort with Father McGlynn, and gave a mander and the mortgage vote, etc., is the} the Boston market. This is said to be the Mgr. Satolli full power to act. The exact (x) last vessel that will leave this port this fall, @ffered conditions of the reconciliation are not yet

i ) blic ion brought to bear ) influence a a . : ue W e~ though the herbor is as clear of ice yet as at known in Rome. upon members of the Legislature. ONNEL soot bn cnitaeemen, | this intiuence will be exerted. Let meet-] {he Grammar Schools and Convent re- Toroxto, Jun 6. A Question. ++

ings be called and held throughout the|}opened on Tuesday. Mr, Cullen in the At the annual meeting of the Board of a eastern district and Mr. Trainor in the} Trade, held last night, speeches were made| Sie,— Will you plesse inform the people

country, and let strong resolutions condem- Bd oa eee ae ee mt aes Lys e epee : at d. western are giving g¢ »0C satisfaction to y re tfamey, Sir Joha ompson, Sirlo uris an t e public generally how it is m

natory of the rascally seins me be passe parents and pupils alike. Oliver Mowat, Mr. Laurier sand Hon. Mr. | that the Superintendent of the P. E. Island 168 Victoria Row.

A fair and reasonable measure for the The Presbyterians and Methodists are | Foster. Railway has power to issue passes for the

reduction of the Legislature ought to be} holding union prayer meetirgs this week. Sir John said there were a series of ques-| The Guardian neweboys, and has not tle

strongly supported ; but not the carving of The meeting ou Wednesday evening had | tions that Canada had to answer, and ad-| power todo so fora poor cripple piper Charlottetown, Janusry 6, 1892—eod & wky

+ gt special reference to the temperance cause, | vocated tolerance on the part of the people | who wishes to gu to the rhouse at Char- King's County after the manner of last) 4 was held in the Hall of the W. ©. T. U. | and constitutional action oa the part ‘a the lottetown ? . 44 year, not the infliction of the mortgage vote Mr. Duchemin, who has been visiting] Government. He said the Government Farrpiay neutralizing the legitimate influence of | friends, returns to-day to resume studies at} would be bound absolu'ely by the constitu-* oo — Se ~ e'ectors in the country districts, not the Dalhousie. Our young Prince of Wales} tion of the country. Turning to the trade

molenaie robbery of franchise rights College men, Reginald Cameron, Brenton | question, Sir Jchn said hs trusted they Cee Seeews se _ Matthew and Harry McLean, who have} would follow the policy which makes the J ett 3

The right time to hold the proposed pub.| been home spending Christmas and New| pecple to the south of them the best of . ° lic meetings is now at hand. We hope| Year's holidays, will return on Monday to] neighbors. ‘*But,” he added, *‘pleaze God

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: ilies in ey are} Join their classes, they shall never be anythin ise th i '

— Mio ple 236 ot that they re The tea given by the ladies of the W. C. neighbors, What rate that ‘policy a be? WHAT 1S GOING ON AT To the Free and Independent Electors alive to thet ener: m r. U., 7 ep — members of the | It wou'd be well to wait and see what the ; RR, BRO WC of the City of Charlottetown rte Cornet Bind and a few cf their friends, | new Government across the line would do, G C é & C . - ,

Au Equivocal Position. tock place on Frid: y evening in McDon- | though they did not of course need to look 60. ar eT 0 Ss. Aen to offer sae wane aa

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Cee sid’s hall. All present enjoyed themselves. | elsewhere for a policy. The policy of the forthe position of Water Commissioner, made

INFORMATION was a short time ago, cn i : =? The day following, the President of the] future might be reci ity with Jnit- A t vacant by the death of tt = ion si beaten tees be te eneral Insurance ent, fete a ee ie. I

the complaint of Mr. A. C. Shaw, laid) wo, 7. U., and Mrs. Matthew, assisted |ed States. But if it was, it must be upon LE the Grocery Department we are clear- nominee of nan diese ae tans

before J. T. Mellish, Esq, one of the] by other ladies interested in the Band of | better terms than were cff-red to himself ing out our, large stock of Flour, Tea eo. Sepee to, ase -j beet endeavors for e inter ° e cliizens in general. As the

Justices of the Peace for Queen's County, | Hope chldren, gave a very charming little | and his collegues eleven months ago, when | and General Groceries to make rvom for —REPRESENTING i j that two men, Alexander S. McPhee and | ‘me to over sixty of the boys and girls be-| they were acked to forget the ties of em-|the Spring Seed Trade. Any householder ——_"" caake-e pereentl quneenst T “hesulee ales Oa award F. Lamont, residing at West River, |a..° to that juvenile orcer. ‘The chil} pire and adopt the discredited McKinley-|can buy Grocery supplies from us very opportunity of soliciting your votes. oT . _— * | dren, one and all, relish d the good things, | ism which the United States themselves | cheap now aa well as good. All should call FIRE ; I ae

had committed perjury before the; provided as only children can. were about to cast off. and see. Best Northern Spy and Baldwin et se. CAMPBELI Stipendiary Magistrate of Charlottetown. = Apples in the city. BRITISH AMERICA ASS. CO. OF TORONTO, jan6—guar " Mr. Mellish th d th Tarte Elected 7 : COMMERCIAL UNION ASS. CO, OF LONDON, ENGLAND

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ee an a pent ee aa nnitating Abgahem- -— _ In our Feed Department we are supply- LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO. OF MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, fo the Electors of Chirlottetown to sppear before him to answer to the atid Nee Qvesec, Jan. 6. | ing Bran, Oil Cake, Stock Food, Calf Meal, QUEBEC FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY, and 6G

anes oe P WOULS SA Linseed Meal, Flex Seed and Cracked SCOPTISH UNION & NAT. INS. CO. OF EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND. ommen.

harge. Up ei f the sammons the ; enarge pon receipt i - = o HIS CHILD. Tarte has been elected in L'Islet by 36 men went to Messrs. Peters & Peters for mej rity.

Feed. Prices very moderate, quality good, I A Wee wendistbia 06’ tis cesent tein

LIFE AND ACCIDENT: Wednesday, the iith.of January, respectful »

legal advice. The result was that they did] Thurston Carter, of Coloma, Barrien a meee — Sa hr Cied ie ‘ : » of Coloma, . " partment we are gettin not appear before Mr. Mellish, alleging | County, Mich., was treated to « coat of tar General Telegraphic News. in our supplies for the coming melita tie and intercat on that day, ibe : : f t , i sane : i 1 7 7 ing too short tu mate a persenal that “Me, eederick Pater, oho ie sean nar i ated oe dnl't| gBEntt, Jan, To, foah omc ofl Guia Bien ‘altars antag the | SUN LIVE ASSURANOE OUMPANY OF CANADA. oh Oy ume here a : « tas a B a ‘ ° E 7 > ‘ i ete o ke

Attoeney General, had so advised them. talk and indignation in that section of the cholera were reported in Hamburg yester growing quality and putting up packcts.| Lowest Prices. Prompt Settlements. paring inatituti m, it is time that sme. free

This is a short and bald statement of the | country, The people cell themselves the | 44¥ 4nd one in Wandsbeck. There were ‘to goon to TALK much about Seeds yet . _ TER : and tt pao ta tone 02 Peo ae eta

facts. Apart from persons or parties, or | ‘Chosen Seven,” but about Cvloma they aie deaths from cholera in Altona yester-| but we are working hard to be ready for OF FICE, BROWN’S Bias K, W = eo and sever-lothrr returme woud.

i i it i were known as Carterites, being named F the rush that is coming with the spring. November 4, 1892. CHARLOTTETOWN, |" elvctcd by you, receive the suppurtot your wre ag hag rnaeneny ba gamer Aertel after their leader, who is said to be| St Pererspurc, Jan. 4.—A despatch | Look out for next weak’e adveblloomen. P ee J. H. GaTEa.

that the Attorney-General, who has a/. 44% crazy crank. The chief teature | from Retchilzs, on the Dnieper, says fif- jan6—pat guar tl clee

public duty to perform in the prosecution | of their religion seems to be a desire to | teen men were killed by a mine explosion GEO CARTER & C0 et ee oe eee ee

‘ ’ i C ld | be queer and eccentric. Neighbors assert | there yesterday. r ** "

of all persons charged with crime, shou 1 : g sert

be one of the legal advisers for men who that their performances are very noisy,{ Orrawa, Jan. 4 —Harry M ntgomery, a Seedemen and (irocers. CHARLOTTETOWN UTUAL

on the style of a band of wild Indiens. | detective attached to the city police force, Charlottetewn, Jan, 4, 1893 yi . ,’ . , 16 Insurance Company,

are o charged. lo ruspect to this Case. | They are often to be seen dincing, scream-| committed suicide by strangling himselt Mr Frederick Psters occupies the position | ing, tearing their hair and rending their | yesterdsy morning,whileina fic of dese} fo NN ————-

vice to the accused mon is evidently wrong, | snatched up a carving knife and went] toryiews with Generale Komaroff and etc., where is your shop?” For the benefit of those persons, and so all may be ab'e to find it, I will try to describe its whereabouts Te Annual Meeting of the Charlottetown

misleading and calc iste | to defeat juctice. | to the — ia = the child was sleep-| Tchernar ff, the well known Russian of- ‘ The alleged crime wa committed before ey 2 ee oo ficers, in which they say the Panama scan- ——ILLUSTRATED BY—— It is the shop ie Se by Cairns os wee r their a oe on TOUT ae Gomonn Lae Loe the Stiveadiary Magistrate of Charilotte-|,:. ae : + | dale will have no etfect upon the friendshi 1 : it is located on the north side of Kent Street, between Prince «td Hillsborough a: g o'clock, p.m, in Faraunarson’s Refi ™ “oy a j ba mgr a x % Lis wife grabbed Carter's arm and fought | Russia entertains for France. Speaking 50 Choice Stereopticon Views. Streets ; is next door to Dr. Johnson's res.dence, and second door from A. S, John- Queen Street, for the purpose of Setian Dian oe — i . pe . cae “es — — — "ae Seen tee of the general European sitaations, both -_—— son’s Drug Store ; it is almost directly opposite Murphy & Sous Bakery, and is stauk cesta ae for the trameaction 1e Province, and he will necessari ural strength. * a oe ol . "he iad aa be rs tt it ae Oh : come a cs moving the child to another room. The generals declared that war with Germany| (1 woRGE K. FULT, ESQ, will deliver a read- loss than helio black Irom Motaple Krus, Carriege, Shop: 6 ¢ on Ce see oe B. BALDERSTON a witness in the case ; consequently, the in- would be the most popular of all wars. ing on Bunyan’s Masterpiece, in the Reores

of Mr. Facing-both-ways—an equivocaj|clothes. Matters came to a crisis last} pondency. There is areport current that : ie position, surely. week, when Carter said that, like unto | Mr. Somerby, school inspector for Russell JOHN BUNYAN’S VERYBUDY now appears to know that I (W. P. DOULL) am the proper man Not oaly is his position equivocal, his ad- Abraham, a divine command had been | county, has also committed suicide. , to whom to send repairs; yet, notwithstanding the fact that the lveation of ANNUAL MEETING ’ given him to sactifice hisown child. He] py,gis, Jan. 4.—The Figaro publishes in- PILGRIM 8 PROGRESS my headquarters has been announced, people frequently say: ‘1 see by your ad,, . j

and block as Mark Wright & G»’s, Fic ory (n'y futher wei), and is within &) jan5 cow ti dte a

stone’s throw of Rackham’s grove:y and M sses Fiadiley’s boarding house.

next day Carter was disciplined as stated Viexna; Jan. 4.—A pessonger train from

vestigation cannot be beld before him if nope : ; 7 : ; ; : : a a it cannot ba held we held before him, it ere this city collided at Kan zz to-day with Basement of the Methodist Church, [ —_ oo . ve popeibiy.. a _ P of fle ere - ie eas y eannot be held before anyone except some ae ee the passenger train from Stablweissenberg. som. the ah we CesctipioA Fos cannct Bas the plage, Mh GBS OF JURE SERENE... © om Sine ai esa Can thin ie News Notes. Eight passengers were killed instantly; five —- ON. drop m2 a post card through the mail.

other ice of the Peace for the Province meanest sustained injuries which will probably ae > y

or a Justice of the Peace for Queen's Coun The customs receipts at Toronto for the] prove fatal; ten were wounded severely TUESDAY, JANUARY 10th, WALTE i. i . DBO U LL.

ty. The law concerning ‘‘Procedure is.’ | year ending December 31, 1892, showed an | but not mortally. Ail the passengers on $ a : ; : Criminal Cases” directs that increase of $260,313, as compared with last | the Stahlweissenburg train were thrown AT 8 O'CLOOK, P, M. Chearlorte own, December,23, 1892-dy law

: ‘ ‘ from their seats and hardly a pe son es- F - ————— —— — —————

“7 harge or complaint (A) is}¥°* ? a A copy of Cook’s edition of “The Pilgrim’s | ~~~ made ie oon justice of the peace ls De. McGlynn spoke at tke Anti-Poverty caped uninjured. Progress” will be presented to everyome at- territorial division in Canada, that any pers Society's meeting at Cooper Union, New York, Wryvirec, Jan. 4.—Complete im nigra. a ssion, 10 cents, son has committed, or is suspected to have|* few nights ago, and, it is reported, reaffirmed | tion returns for 1892 show that during the Svec'al prices given at the door for families, his belief in the doctrines of the society, the} yoar 4 total of 36,895 immigrants arrived |) Jtt6—3t

committed, any treason or felony, or any in-

dictable misdemeanor or offence within the —— of which led to his excommuni-| the Northwest by way of Port Arthur, limits of the jurisdiction of such justice, or | C4t0n. a ey ee . ‘ that any person guilty or suspected to be ‘he poet Whittier’s estate turns out to nagar neh ays? ra ni . : ’ i; ; guilty of having committed any such crime or | have been worth $133,000. Tennyson left poor in the Whi‘echapel d strict. a ad e acer

offence elsewhere out of the jurisdiction of personal property valued at $250,000, while =oe et : oe

such jastice, is or resides or is suspected tu be Browning had personality of $83,000 in of a was —— ed om ng wa) ‘ Bs ; i crowd of Gnempleyed workmen. Is'the Queen of Fire Companies.

St Lovis, Jan. 4.—William Whelan was (x] q

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or reside within the limits of the jurisdiction England. There is money in music when arrested here yesterday charged with perpet-

of such justice, then, andin every such case, |). right hand sweeps the chords. is aot in custody, such justice may issue his The C. P. R. rep rts sales of land to] rating « stupendous mining fraud, In 1889 > aA settlers at its Winnipeg office during the Whelan, the reputed owner of St. Peter mine, HAVE secured the Agency DESBRISAY & STEWART, AGENTS FOR P. E. 8 JUDGE POR 10 or, g

if the person so charged or complained against

warrant (B), to apprehend such person, and to ann ers

cause him to be brought before him or any | past year of 3° acres. In 1891 there] in Antelope distiict, came to thiscity, By

other justice for the same territorial division.” | were only 90,000 acres. The increase was | aid and apparently good referenccs he succeed. for P. EK. Island for the “* The justice to whom the charge or com-| over 220 per cent One azent estimates] ed in placing among 107 pereons nearly 7,500 celebrated Columbia Bicycles, OFFICE—Neat to Bank of Nova Se tis, Charlot‘etown. Low Rates. Prompt

laint ie preferred, instead of issuing, in the | ;}hat 20,000 persons went into th rovi shares in stock, in lots ranging from 590 shares . ; .. e that 20, perso e o the province To heap up appearances Whelén and will be happy to supply Settlements. 3m—jar4 WHETHER WE HAVE NOT

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rst instance, his warrant to apprehend the | 4 athe year. Allowing for emigrati downward, . ° ‘ reon charged or complained egain, may, if a . Z Giles ome ae in a ae peid out $65,000 as dividen?s on the stock intendin urchasers with cate + thinks fit, issue bis summons (C) lirected gous eangye : nd sold At leng h su pi jon was aroused and Tt er Se ee - ae . 5 € 4 <0 ; : : , ’ : d, ' @pic . “a° j sales proof of a large inflax. The com. | Sold. At lang! aPiiont a compromise) gues describing the best The Finest Stock ee

to such persov, requiring him to appear before |" “ ; . 4 him at the time and place thereia mentioned,’ | Paint that the Northwest does not fill up] ¥., reached and Whelin left town, The] wheels made in this or in any

etc. fast enough looks to be losing its ground. stock fell flat, and instead «f holding a face other continent a e Queen's County is the “‘erritoridl divi-| During the past year, the following, | value of $750,000 the eae ne eee , nh 1 er 0 166 ia ae

tt : - ‘= thie | f he mintstry of various denominations, | °X!y prin ed certificates

sm which tho nesoned poronn, in thin fom the minty of earioa denominations, [1 BNC) ete i ie a R. M. YOUNG. "4

case, reside ; Mr. Mellish is a Justice ¢f| OQ ngregsionalist, 18; Methodist, 16; Presby-| Poston, Jan. 4 —An assembly of the Sons Charl J \°

the Peace of Queen's County; therefore he|terian, 9; Church of Rome, 4; Baptist, 4; and Benghtes ob te hang Provinese in arlottetown, Jan. 6, 1893. j os

. ° : 2. i . i Ston Was organ © pight. 16 «attends is empowered by the !aw to issue his war-| Lutheran, 3: Reformed es sere ek eh eee tahun : rant for the arrest of the accused or to sum. formed, 2; Unlverailiety tec “the | hibited. Addresses were made by Dr. EA, School for Girls, Charlottetown THE OFFICE OF YOU HAVE EVER SEEN moa them to appear before him, at his dis Methodists and Calvinistic Methodists. Of pte ae era magas Mage ddr rw pombe WILL REOPEN ON—- cretion. this total of 76, 35 have joined the Church | p,-sident—D. P. Chisholm; vice president— TUESDAY, JAN. 10th, at 10 a. m Rae

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On the statement oi his own clients, Mr. | of England, and 41 the Episcopal Church | Thos. F. A.derson; secretary—J. W. Lowe;

: . . lia the United States. Nearly all have} treasurer—Chbristina Fraser; fivancis! secre. Frederick Peters, Attorney-General, has, in been ordained, or will be ordamed, those | tary—J. B. Bell; chap'ain—Dr. E. A. D-kin;/ jan3-lweod pat MISS et They ure cheaper and will this case, interfered with the operation Of | trom the Roman Catholic Church only| marshal—Jobn M. Rumsay; inside guard—{ ——-----———- ; the law in opposition to the law. It seems/ excepted, Jessie Fraser; eutside guard—Albert Ramsay. 5 s 4, clear that Mesera, Peters & Peters have| Modern cities spend money on an imperial Another meeting will be held Tuesday even wear louger and are better , scale. The estimate of New York's civic out-| ing, when delegates from the supreme lodge @ played “ bluff’ for the purpose of prevent: |). ing 1893 is $37,444,154. The heaviest | *#!' be present, flicers instelled and a chaiter f ing an investigation into the charges which item in this is for the police, $5,800,886. The granted. y INTER STOCK now on: sty le than any in the market. € c “ ’ ’ ;

have been preferred against their clients. J a one : eng eee heidl att f department gets $2,273,133, and street clean- and, consisting o An- rod saanauben treet BY AUCTIONS tncic ai cdaeh ak. deen WitbnL BE AT Come and leek at them.

This might be pardonable, though far from ing is down for $2,200,000. Public works are

ereditable,on ths part of ordinary attorneys. | expected to cost #% 4,020, anc public parks

charitable institutions, The interest on the : a : colonial do., Albion do, Acadia

Bat when the AttorneyGeneral is one of | $!,096 455, while $2,223,425 is down tor char. sizes), Old Mine Sydney Round ab ne gr “_ ime ities and correction, avd $1,305,177 goes to Lot Near St. Paul’s Church. Victoria do , Acadia do, Soten. FE H NORTON’S AULT N Be hi WeLe OD a HL UN ROOMS,

the administration of jastice in this Pro-| city debt amounts to $4,948,582, and for re- TPO be sold by Pablic Auct o : ‘ demption there is asked $1,499,021. State 2 sold by Fubiic Auction, on the premises : ’ vince ! tre ater Fag nang oe. aggye Feary toh SATURDAY, the 14th inst,, at 12 o'clock Nut, Intercolonial do., Vale do. 5 <&, Cd d., ee ae _ }over and above the board of education charges, ink tiek-iee Mente: Mise se Oh tie : Q Th) SvRN Th gietine cs x soa ‘settlers 390,000 Quebec’ ee oe — Charen. and on the north side et Queen Eanare, cee on the best for | UELKEN STREET. co : ’ | Que bee’s prov , lately occupied by Mr. J. W, Fraser as a Carriage use. ; } ottet ‘ 3 we acres of land, realizing $1,300,000. case amounts to over $2 a head of the popu- Factor bean the, whole of Tews Lot No. 37 — U EEN Ss RE Uberiotestown, Jen. 3, 1803. Ladi! Doimana —We have a fow, prices! Ahi, ityHedging by reosot demonstrations | CHAS. MORRISON, a. Renae. TREET. Warm oiine ay amsamee™ 2s < on =. avy &imiiy t <6. '. from $9 to $13, which we are sacrificing at 8 would aout a government, , jan6—tisle guar Auctioneer, decl0—1m eod Dec30—eod | jang es .

wath. —Harris & Stewart. jand dw tf