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ARRIVAL er THE AFRICA
The R M.S. Africa, which arrived at “Talifax

the 20eh wit., has put us in reecipt of Eng lish

vapit® te the 19th ult Lhe European Times, in
yoierei"g te the cable d.easter says t—

fhe pleasing inteihgence on Thureday worn

chat the Great Bastern bad sighted Crovk-

: hn : nacd utely re vived all the interest w ch

. great expernucatl of laying the Atlantic Cable

3 ¥ setted, The experiment, so lar, has proved

e; bat the circumstances attending it are

coe sailed tro Valeata, wotil she was compelled
to rete encourage lh inany persons the be! wt,
we should say the hope, that. the eflor

will at lengts be

eting, On parade, of Major De Vere. of

: !
t yal. s

crowned with-enceess.”

Cierra, OF & seldver named Cu ry.

we an wpwer reem of the Brompton barra ka,

NEWS FROM EUROPE. was Postponed until Monday next. Ssseie:

abearten ng, aed the tacts which took p sce |

vessel from the Wad of Jule. when!

Se Nt eae en guagainrmainmencen mean: — —— me ee —— eee
meetin a a ete area
— aameens _ ~— =

he be Geanditvied te’ Gantt prisms. re tg ‘ > em OF CANADA. a
cident eccurred oo the Long sag ew weeks have brought a great change in!) Yi i i
torenows, by which ies ee se this respect. “While the ha:vest waa uncertain. | C. fen tat eed, Ta pep pphenaeien
several injured... Gold 144 nam | had peop e, remembering the poor crops we have Arrived. Aiita
: , j had ef lace, and yielding io thy ‘ndeney
* i Sa teaaan : : ) ig io that tendenay to dis-
BE, Yorn. Ang 29.—The Counsel for W irtz | eoutent Which is characterisiic of pour Fens
ew frem the case yesterday, which caused j Mature, filled the air with all mnnuer of con-

Considerable exciteme , ‘pr '
ibpther sen y see. . [ ate ineans of relef, were beard in same
day reeeived the promise trom the Preaident that ) quarters, While uneasiness and misgiving we
nv husband should be pardoned at an eatly day | general if not universal. There is ad ont 7 y
Alexander H Stephens’ brothers also had an | that. “ change is coming o'er the »s iri, Tus ;
inter v ew with the President on a similar mission dream,” that we are in seme way ee thee ae
Uhe resuit of the iaterview ts unknown. ‘Lhe | ing rid of the nightmare that was upon us "tod
President Will seen issue a proclamation tor the ithata general feel g of contentment aud ho dere
adinission of amination and fire arwe lute tue; filucss is abroad, Phere is only one way ot rte
Southern States Gold 1444 }counting tor this, and that is” for the general
New Yorn, Aug 20. P. M—The MMe vatate| Kuowledge of the tact that we have got an
Charleston correspondence ot the Yoth says large | semen dicrge- toca: Ape aenengem rier
stocks of cetton have recently come in trom the | have taken place. There has been nothing to
interioe, wnd the city experienced @ very encour dazzle the public eye, or draw off attention trom
uelng business revival.....1t is estimated that the eur actoal condition 1 idings have cowe to us
: property in the Sinte af S ith Carelina valued th from other la ds, whieh seater vat we am better
iste at B400,00U,000, has been reduced to 850,. | off than taly of our sis-er nalleus—the sight of

Ship News. . =

Gravesend, Aug 13—Olra- Riebmond.
Theresa. 15th—Wiltie \ Ettie,

Piywouth, Aug. 13—Harriet

Appledore, Aug 13—Juniper.

wa Aug. 18—Sailed, Western Queen for Port
ant.

Britonferry, Aug 16— Queen.

Launched, ~

On the 7th instafht, from the shipyard of Mr -’:
McKinnon, Grand River, Lot 14, for John Yeo;
sqe. of Port Hill, a handsome Bark of 384 tous:
called the Arcuirecr, «About the sume time. from
the shipyard of Mr. Taunton Elis, Lot 12, for the

same gentleman, a Brig of 300 tons, called the
AKTIsTie. ‘ g

NEA ADVERTISEMENTS.

Lae then * tg 0.000 | teeming pleaty has gladdened us — evidence | wy :
at Chatham, fast tatsed the question Whether the vu, | ; pes , , "E ,
ceemme e Whee Udita tidh/edis hike Be eterd cad | rorosto, Ang. 20.—The international k ie given that we have eur lot in a good and t N R EsERY ED SALE.
wnt i : i , Ang. 20.—The ernational cricke - ‘ P a5 a ‘
cht to be lett in tie bands ot any vind i aah canal ; | Pleasuat land—and thankiul tor preseut blessings
ought to any itrdlic live vateh Was coneluded to-day > the contest was) . » setlin oe = ’ %O be £01 | ' AUC 8 ( N J .
® sndrel whe may have haebibed a hatred « aj very: Close, the Luericans “bare y Winn peehies Go ay ears Ss ee og ah oan Vr : ys pe BS
¢ i "7 thse, me 4 erate are. x, iain r} P ; ; 7 SEPTE HF OF :
| ee 1 thetr inet cobs Shudstnd (9h + ‘ x Pr j ouglet to du, te Work out the problem of oui DAY the 7th SEPTEMBER, w o'clock
. ' : : as le score vb as tole) dear in f . send 7: ;
. Ea es a cs Prweshe bine SP oe +, ais ing ae ao | destiny, trusting in the all-wise and) merciful ma ain vf the Subscribers’ SALE ROOM, the
sre gl informed of the outbreak of choi -ra ie u _ anada @5) Americans 63; Providence that has never ceased and heser wih yal vg SORES, Which we have - been OF
, muneoeed at Mexaudriagmeving westward.| 24 Mmuings, Canada 54; Americans plaved | cease ty care tor us and ouis.— Toroaty Glob Shon ree ees the owners, and will be wuld
sithough, for the last few days, fewer reports | (reughout with one man shert.....Goid 144 | ’ s apinete hpnapaded tt
st sited At Al Sandria itectt we learn chat} New Yorx, Aug 3h—lIn the Wirtz trial yea | “+- = bhls FLOUR, 50 hoxer SOAP,
; : : é i a a . . ” ; * “ole » wey
chulera had entively disappeared trem the terday, Col. Persona, tormecy rebel coummander | Tus Pay Firer.—Since Saturday morning . “a pees a re ga POKIER,
‘ ted that The puddle health was day tngros-| ot the Andersouvilie prison, stated that when he | (Wenty-three Gioucester vessels have arrived ai, Chit ios

oo) Kine Cannda BRE
; o ht Chet ee : " . winnda BREAD,
3 ' . re : . t Halton et Aleadu- | was Chere the prisoners numbered from 13,000 tel here from tie Bay ot St Lawience, making > * Butter aud Oyster CRACKERS
« s+ Was s ated that ties trench officrale and 20,000, and that the capaciy aot the prise , wa & total of « rt V-six tliat have completed 32 Suwall Boxes POLBACCO
miderls Git teak Ceetscet tis Be Getteg Thbe 10,000, and Beyond That ntuaber no mere ough | thew first trip this season. Besides these 1 Boxes CIGARS,
to fe g iu celebrating Uhe fete day of Locir| te have been vlaced on the ground — even after ftwWwe v ssels belonging to other p hav = ys les SOLE LEATHER,
E rot hie enlarge nent Captain Wirtz was net te} patty _— fe 2UU Caddies TEA.
i ; ; fs sf ' te ’ . land. d their tares bere, and two vesecis
e al " snlemenant ™ . . et teicertne vw the = ze ot the prisen; . 11s . ‘ m— ALN() ———
New { an unpleasant kind eomea from th |? ee on . . “ie ore : _ ™ vidal 7 | bringing about 1000 barreishave been freight. W - ” ‘
Cape vt Geed Lege. Llestiiities bave counmenced | 4% desiring wis Te pene, pases we i Sag ig jed irom the Gut of Cansy The fleet, as a dl Le offered at Auction:
. a nier t : ‘ ” 8 , i
beiween twe ef the wa + rival trit tle Eboepe | 88 the alinest insefferable siench and filth ma 29 ey oa haa ‘i a
i is sw «. . : * . , : ~e rartel the graveyard Phe green flies were al- }genered thing, bave come bome with thei r “g rg wes ~ rg 12 do Cod “es oO chests
and the usulos, wve been fighting with|! -* ; ta t ‘ z ea. 40 bags Nails, Jo boxes soap, 10 kegs Sulura-
desperate courage, So tar the Boers appear te| mest as thick as locus s..... Advices trom the | first trip, whale last ye ar most of them sent} rus 1} bag Corks. | cltest Indigo ” [ :
have fared budly, and JUU.U00U sheep. and Mexican border te the Poth mst, represent a thor mackerel home l p to this tune last i Terms liberal.
enaut i nh cattle ticlhe sa nd aed i curiously fraternal state of affairs belWween our | Season burt twenty vessele bad arrived home J. & T. MORRIS, Aucti neers
Hien inte the bands ef the enecary Phe chiet of | Gevertis on the Kie Grande, Lois makes ccasiderable dit- 0 : :

Was adeul te summon VULUUU wv at

es of bia trove, and ul defeated, te retreat wi

‘
'
the Lasutes
’
t teeuntutea Behind

fe range of
there retaliate upon his tos by guerrilla Dunds
Pill

er and t}

CROPS
The “ west! « crops” has always, at
ar, bewu «a matter of wnxi i
eu the partel the tarwer aud the © hanueceller oi
the Exchequer Jaly has geuerally been our wei j
eommer eoath
‘ " New aint,

ther, have

; e por rT] the ve

his yeor bas been the exes p- |
bright sunshine and warm wea
beru the characterisiies of the arent th
~ ro \ gust a

been) Che

im, the feverae, hewever, ba-

euse. llardly a day has passed withe it

. yd weerasecable weather cecurring A

change tor the Otter Gas now certainiy set in|

This mepreted state of things will, therefore, fa-

suratls aff-et Uke discount market, which has bor}

quae toe back been ruled by the ebaracter

the wee as afleeting the crops; aud the large |

etpertatiets ef geid cui wiated upen to be 4

4 z dts pay tor buperted gram assumed to
esas tdeficwut harvest, will wot, thes

i wave te be made, fer at present there a

wris caiculated to give belief that burt hos

been dune gram crops, Whilst the rams

place ever Lhe past portion
ali calculated tu beneiil

,
that base iake

! preseal genie, are

hts cuprttal, and!

lis peruitted the freedom of writing letters is er |

| that promised a reward ouly on the eoudition «| @Ad benevolent insututions in London &e

i from British Columbia in search ot the Shenan
“| doah

(| recetpts trem the Internal Revenue yesterdays Yorksiire ; £1 OVO J-ft tor the benelit of tice

Guid 14 + -

September 1, 1865
taries of Maxtinittan’s goternment, Whe, if seers ———

anne

ee

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and eertain digus } irom the Biv
i
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ference, ag the ownerg must lave ral zed hy

have been heb-nobbing together, and treatiayg | chig tiae.— Gloucester ( Mass.) Telegraph AUuct LOnr,,.

each offer iu trae coavivial siyle. and our Ge ae |
[| Emperor ....Guld 144. | The will of Mr Riehard Thornton. gs) well ELEGANT FURNITURE.
: litbdlnin

New Youn, Ang. 31, P. M.—The Herald's known at Li wads and aluwost every Cow
Fortress Monroe correspondent say there ts ne mercial establightarent in the city, and whe
Davia, ¢ lay Miteneli | died a few weeks ayo, Jeaving the enormous

Each eccupies Tle cell awa-ded kim, takes bir wealth of AS. 7s 0 O00 was proved at ) ctor s
food regularly, reads daily the newspapers and} Commons on Fiiday Jast = [i
other publications, smokes lis pipe and enjoys his

AM westruved by Veo J.P. Craig te
sell. at PUBLIC AUCTION, at his residence,
two doors above D. Hodgson, Esq , Richmond St..
ou Phursday, 4th Scptember,
itll o'clock. all his valuable and handsome Fur-
‘iture, Consisting of
tL very Kich Mahogany and Walnnat Drawing
Room Sett, L do. Bedroom. Sett, Chairs, Tables

change concerulig aud

Ccunfains the
| following bequests; £1 000.000 to Mr Tho-

heurs in prowenade i ae Tt

Phe ineoression that Davis
' oruton, Who likewise tis to mherit the

| deceased's estates; £1,000 O00 :0 Me Rect ard

Phe letter te M 2 .
; ; Y West; 4500 000 to be

ruteeors. Gillett, eve of bi

} Lnornton

counsel, is the only one be has beeu allowed & divided | Couches, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattrasses, Bed

write Gold 144 among other relations and trends; a hand. | tetds, Pietares; Parlor, Mall aud Cook stoves ;

es 3 sa Mr N Clina aud Glassware; Kitchen Utensils, &e , &e.
New You, Sept. 1. — The only preclamation | ome provision tor Mr Neal and otuer ol the

iv” For particulars see Catalogues.
NEIL RANKIN, Auctioneer.

Charlottetown, Sept. 4, [S65 i

Which has been issued ov the subject ot the arrest | deve ised's clerks : a 100 O00 to be divided

| am ma all the charities, hospitals, asvluine

of Geerge N Seodera, is that of May 21. and |

bis arrest in the United States..... Phe Unitea | The sums ar daly propertioned m= each be-

States ‘steamers Saranae aud Surcance ave sailen | quest 5 £15 000 to Christ's thospit l, wher: Dry Goods, Tea, &c.

| deceas: d was educated ; £10. 000 leit in trus ALE BA eer

A Washington despatch says that Pre-| for the benefic of the schools i Merton. Sur yo be suld at Auction, of WEDNESDAY. the
sident Jehousouw has determined to restore the jrey ; £10 000 lete in trust for the school im Ich iustunt, at df o'clock, at the subscriber's
writef Habeas Corpus in a shert time..... Phe Mr. Thoraton’s Barton, in | Boom .—

10 Cases Dry Goods,

Hative vi lage.

the ite 4 s hii i . — , od
ynounted to over two milhens ot dollars... . laged pour at Burton; £500 leit tor the

consisting of Pieces of Beaver, Whituey, Melton

tue greet crops | _- ~.-
iPpOPE W "1G . 2 . OV TP many ether b quests contatned in the will | Cheviots. Faney Trowserings, Seotch Tweeds

THE ATLANTIC CABLE. | ROE == ALKIG AT, NIAGARA ~ ine oe [Tne ex-cutors oa Mr. Thomas Tiornton. | Y' ie Cottons, Printed Cottons; Delaines, Winceys

The ‘lunes pubushies a diary © = ATH i CAPE FROM DEATH. i rok . Bt, Jal vlord, and Air. Lee days, Umbrellas, Regatta Shdrts, 20 pairs Blankets

age tens 24 ce art tied aasl ot nore, ork From the Buffalo Courier, Aug. 12. | [tis represented that the a rbate duty O! | some articles of Hardware in Kuives & Forks Saws,
in « ade oO The Buby remark: thal allhoug Ai Ss j

+s pesulfe are very encouraging for the lulure
ery Were at han

> et ,
Aflanti

cable this year, though sanguine spirifs uiay re

still, even Uf perteet macht
weuld be, we feat, Low late te bay the
wind a4 that altet

Lhe eailiuectial gales uf is t
erg tliat ga v it

American repe-walker, gave his fourth extirbitts
lat Niagara Falls, in the presence of Gen. Grau

band suite,

the will eost £42 000, and the legacy duty | Piles, &e; Boots & Shoes, aud otber articles
great |

wll amount to upwards vf £100,000.— Png ALSO,

isis poprr Chests Conzro TEA, Boxes London Soap, Boxes
island Mauntactured soup, Boxes Pipes, 5 Bois.
Vilut Bread. jog sale Positive. Terms Liberal

On Thereday atternoen, Leshe, the

whe accepted invitations to witness
he performance. Alt first, Leslie, whe was at

aber is cal, aud furtiet tired in a dresa of silver cloth trimmed with gold

wade the passage « f the river on a run im fou

emenih ot O ucla

wast eoase the tefal less of the perlion oft th

'
wjury Was discovered, & piece of tron Wire Dring |

cable which bas been payed out One ma'teteis | minutes
snd performed a variety of gymouastic beats lie

He returned te the centre of the rope

va through the cutering, and canting dead | laid dewn on his back, hung on the repe by en
'

rth Lie crary gravlicalily writen by D
which

ao mach went down

whe safe tue bueys wark th
, " '
will avon bef
aiaand strays in tue streng ecas ot autum
Lastern, tavoured with & Stren. |
ine miles an bewr com

wr aise publisu ul i

G
’
B. semaierd |
piace Where
we

Tae Great
"ie, wade Leary
All Ule Leudeu pal
,
iar | A
* THE XATIONAL REUNION,
Cuthine io mare g at the | pres
ae pee geed feeling which pre
mecmett tna Cee
_— in Be E wiand and Pranece, reflected as |
a tye ert ‘* wy takin place at eherbeury |

;

tier wages

gects of the (we countries are e

\ « tie :
— tesic® Vewpl from ail parts Tr oe |
netge cor . : fi
ea dite j at the Frevch port, and the plac: |
fog rege

a gowded siuce fhe Che the Queen w
“us ese

even years age. Ail the Frenets ships
theres tee BCOGHS 5 reseed atiwart shi |
qe’ Yarde—vhde the Engheh, as sti}
fiitielwd twee « }

v

ws ture and wi o VOR The tar
"Sa astern Pie effee:
reel

pe “Tiy, tu ng wn

hesds tw a wus te

the wind, beir
thouwed the Freneis tunes
adv aulag All the Fugit
testels carcied the Freney lig at the main, as ;
oem Tet sainte Lords of ft
Adwis uty peo the high cempliment of lower,
their owe flag (rem the Ewetiantress uted heistin,: '
that of France iw its place i Then tolhawed |
grand precession of beatae from the Freue t ality |
fs

h

:

i

. i
tie ee CUS ;
iwotly hard ahead

Te

om te ble greater

Was oer, the

puttend the Te Deum in Cherbourg Cathedral

weotthe Emperors virthiay. We herpes
we Counifies may ucver be cugaged in

ss

THE FETE AT CHERGOURG
Clergocng, 8th August.— At the
given en the 15th te the Lords of
Adunrality, M Leibat.

OA Git ‘
the Bul
Minister

Chasselop

Qieen

Victeria and the Britian Nucy, subd ft

tune of hestile rivalry between the two countrie
bed puseed away. There new only remains
twulahen in demg everytuing that could udvain

the cause ef civilization and liberty, treedem

contests achieved by commerce. Such is U
guifeation ot the uuieun of the noble fl ga ot
Eogiand and France fhe Duke wi
replying tu the toast, thanked the
the eeutiments he had expressed, and coutinue
“We accept the Loust as w preset of the cordial
trivudstip of the Emperor and the French nat»
fur war Queen and country. We must, on o
ber., entertain the same seutunents of esiecu ft
the Eeiperor of the Frenen. We hepve that t
Majesty may ieng continue te enjoy lis preset
geod bealth, Thia we desire, not only beeau
it is protitable for the welfare of the twe coun-
ities, but alae because it tenda te guarantee the
happiness and the pacitie progress of Europe. —
Is propesiug the hewiih of the Exsperor, 1 wish
fo epeak net ouly ta the name of the Ge ernmet
or ef any poltical party, but m the name of every
culigbtened Englishunan.”

FRANCE.

Sotlle Mae

trisister be

hae been flat. Rentes closed af 65.15, of 5 een!
higher than yesterday. An order of the Priv)
Council, which was held Co-day, eularges on the
perer of ihe act for preventing coutagion in cel-
te aud gives further power to inspectors,

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

Pestu, Augnat 11.—A banquet waa given yer-
terday by the catizeus of Lhis lows, ta celebration

of the ewe of the Kauperor’s birth day, ‘The chi t
Korgouaster, in hie epeeeb. proposing Hia Majo

ty's health, referred te the recent visit of the |

Linperor te Pesth, and dweit on the devotion
hauitested by the Hungarian peeple towards the
Luaperor’s person, and their attachmbnt toa the
dynasty, The town was brilliantly Huminated
mm the events.

AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
Faaerers,-August 14 — The negociations
Which have taken place here between Austria and
Prussia have brokgit about au uuderastauding

shew provisional basis.

been Yrt arrived at.

Ee
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Reeras, Avy. 9 —N Y. Wth.—The City of 1"
Washington with dates to the 17th, arrived thos
Horning... Political wwe unimportant....The|
‘twat Eastern arrived at Crook Haven on the
With... Beeadstuffs firm and advancing....Tve

Weather continues ualasurable tr harvesting. -
Tlowr 64 higher ; wheat Jd. a 4; Corn firm...
Peus stone qu.ct but firm....Consols 80} a

* money... Uuited States S-twenlies Go a m4
The present atrength of the United States)

Stuy we 45.000 men. ..- Tie reported Irom Mexice
Previous fo the Lith imat...

Mead or pardoned by the President. ... Ne
Wher pews thie morning. ..-Goid 1439.

be paroled rebel prisoners, t8 (he sigual for a go

tho wiil go te Loudon and there finwh his histor

..-Edward B. Ketehum, the lorger, was a

Ngued in New York thie forenaun.

tieg. and made a detour on fhe guy repes.

| tite stmutes, and fihen resumed, without epiiling
fadrep of water, his journey.

| balance, aed Cennpr ted hia te drep the other

tugging away at hts neck.
leonutd see the hands ef the crowd on shore uplitt

lwas a case of life or death, and, with almost stp
prasent work 1,

iat Was ever placed in a’ tere perilous qrersii bots
Marine, im «te Speeca, prepesing the toaef the

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he seme, pacific ceutest ia labor, and ben fice

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vtot HM. M. i7th Rest. discoursed capital music }

Pants, 18th August, 3.30, po m —The Bours: |

‘hich places their co-deminion of the Duchies ent "
No definite solution of) roper motives. — Montreal Herald.
the Schirew iy-Heletemn question, bax, however,) P
Lord Napier, British Ani

atthe Court at Berlin, arrived here yee

? ide ; this na :
, an accident of Jt is, vot certainly the want ot

doted tor reads and
“ ove than sufficient te
iit aed mer wa po anne
that the Liberals bad been d-feated near Pueb!a)
tte expected that
Stebel Vice-President, Stephens, will soow be

New Youn, Aug. 28. P.M. —A Washington) _— : 4 erance
patch says the order relative to the parspor's) The Bagese and Tea in aid of the erection of - Broweell, Pugwash; limestune. 29—Gazelle,

ssbyterian Church at Weet River, yeater-

tral cangration of permanent rebels led by Lee, | the Pr The

At the re whiel: deluge es
Wo of the prisoner, » fulb heurimg ia the cuss; ofive wae budly damaged by ligh tang,

Phi-
done, he came was highly coms |
mented by Gen Grant, whe endeavered te per-
suade bina wool fe attempt the peach basket teal
ss the wind was blow wg very hard. Bur Leshe |
whe is determined te periorm what he advertizes
preceeded te invest tis tect la veriia she peach

ashere aud

ahich he |
wrehased at Barnani's, and started on his peril

rmisketsa with seltd weedern bettome,

me transit lt was a faligumey journey , bul wa
Hiely acee plished ln sete etght or fen titetiles,
le waa weleoued on the Canada aide by a re
New York Herald,

wirtaking of seme relresiments, starte dte retur

verter from: the aid, alter

with tos balancing pole strapped te fis peck. aw}

jpallef water in each hand, and anether on hie |

[was ony necomplished fy the i itrepid Leste
Meeting somewhat exhaneted,

de wh,

wa beeeae saeecee Dhaee creeds.

sieudvi Z The pars

te ot the rope le mul

lie dos bauds ow the reper, and leaving the one ov |

iis bead is pesitien. Ele reuratac Lo eatitug scone
Shertly atier te
hand beenme sudadeniy
Tis destroyed tie

tarted his right numb

mid the pail dropped treur 1. |
slipped or teli from the

Her
he bung, With lis pele weighing lorty tive pounds
Suspended there, he

pail, In
rope, open winch he caughi by one leg.

doing this, he

ed in horror and bear the sharp ery of tercor. I

rhunan Leshe succeeded in caching
he rove with hia lett hand, regained his equi

rim avd the eeutrel of bis pole, and reached tie

energy,

\twerican shere ti sitet), theagh coun pletely eXx-
tated We venture to say that he seman
r displayed greater coolness or courage. N

me, however, will wish to see the pail feat ai-
ietipted again. on

Leslie will make bis next aeeenston at the falls |
va the 24.h lostant, on which eveasion he will be
‘aveluped, ueck aud heels, ti a sac ik.

—- 2 ow
THE SCOTTISH GATHERING.
The annual gathering of the Caledonia Ciub
came off on Wednesday, at Down's gardens
tNorth-Weat Arm. Av immense namber of per-
lam were gasetmbled, and every thing passed off
satistactoriiy. ‘The games were spinited ane
linteresting—and altogether the success of the
The splendid band

i

.
Myuthering is unprecedented.

| The excursionists were courses ed to the grounds
]

.| during the day by the steamer Mic-Mac. Tiw

} crowded atate of the refurt sieauieer compelled
} several hundred te take the read fer it. Mor
j athpee accommodation ought te have been pre-
beided. His Exeetieney the Licutenvant Geserne a
Majer General Doyle, and His Hower the Ch et
Justice, aud other eeleorities, were Lpon le
ground, ‘The Giengerry Scotehman, MeCielias
was the Lien of the day. His feats in throwing
be caber, paiting the stone, Chrawtng the haw
wer, Jumping, leaping, etc., were pertectly nar
velloas. The day was inest propitious, and the
whole entertainment was a decided success.—
Halifac Unionist, Sept. |.
——— need
Tur Secrer Hisrory oF THe Recrrocity
PREATY.—In noticmng this matter yesterday,
gudthe statement made by Mr. Whitney that ou
of the S40,00U voted in payment of the expenses
Mr. Galt teceived $10,009, we expressed our
yobeliet in any imputation against Mr. Galt hy
waver iurpeeps sly wee cree eeptly ubtained ree .
monks. We are glad fo say that we have siner
had information which completely satisfies ts tha
we were right in this opinion. After the Treaty
had been passed, the nen payment of the money
disbursed tu obtaining tt occasioned very const
derable embarrassment te some of the persons
who had been instramental mn yey bm or 70
pul an end te this eusbarrassacut Bir. mf .
doraed some notes, which he aiterwarda vad
. . “y he received out of the grant
, pay: und the motes op tape Fes
| of B40,000 was the repayment of thease advi
cuties we believe, from the most generous and

a

MeLANC!
| quested to call
| dangerous state
| mili pond, Montagte, ts.
i accident happened there on
A girl named

w which the Bridge over Beer

| years oO “ shattered couditien

| repair, some part of the plank gave way rand fie
unfortunate woah was precipitated inte the sp
pond, where she mit
is certainly disgraceft

lowing to?

ture should happen on one

of our high roads.
meney, for the sums aim.vally
» bridges sume ‘ -
| place all bighways in ® respec

Leondition, We trust that the matter will be in

wired rte by the Gov
,| aeeident has happened through the

| supiuenes ’
| disuuisaed.—R. Weekly.

16 ooo

crstand, quite a success.
y, day. was aoe pe genoa} be desired, the a

O his military campaigns. Ameng otbers prepar- weather Ww alized about £50.

wy - ape’? 0. Longstreet, mt ge al tendance good, aud the sum realiz Ao
herd, DH. bill, Wheeier, Malone, Buckner Ist.

wid Gardiner, arid it i¢ probable they will be vc- |
tompanied by huudreds of others of tesa rack.

ee nS

| A terrific gale oc
16th inet., accompanie

i d the streets.

iweth the Lion

| plest days in their bistory

roy AccipeNT.—We have been re.
attention te the disgraceful anc

A lamentable and fatal
Thursday the 17th
Margaret Gordon, about 20

. ted te cross the bridge, bul
f age, attemp nie nant of

t with an/untimely grave. I:
to our Government, that

erpmentat once, and if the
negleet or

2 of any official, that he be immediately

qured at Savannah on the
a by a flood of rain,
The telegraph

{For Tue Exawiner,]
Mr Enpitor:—

Secing that you have accepted several comn-
munteations respecting Tea Mectings. you
would oblige me very much by giving these
teow words # plaice in your paper
respeeting u small Tea Meeung atL tll, on
ithe Oh inst On the Sabbath it was an-
nouneed in the Sabhath Scho | that ther
was to be a children’s tea on the premises of
the Hon dames Warburton on Wednesday
On the afternoon of that day the vhildren
ut the Ejuscopal S Schouol in Lot Ll. were
seen wending their way to Woodbrovk. th
the tront gate, in os Spruce Avenue,”’ on a |
small scale, the tables were spread. and es eh
a desplay of good as Some ol Che

valuable

j
;

things

4, 1865
Prince of Wales College.
f ges COLLEGE and GRAMMAR SCHOOL
theresvith connected, will be re-opencd on
MONDAY. the I8 li fostant, at 10 o'clock, a m
ite Trustees have resoived, in the weantime, te
sponse wih the entrance exatuinution
ti e desiia le that those who intend to enter
hould cowie iorward exris.
J. LONGWORTH, Hon. Sec’y.
Prince of Wales College Spt. 4, 1865, i

IMPORTANT SALE!

Freehold Parm, arming Tmp'e-
meats & tousehold furnitur >.

WILLIAM DODD, Anctioneer.

Sept

gouths had never Oefore seen,

Gentieman himsell, we wer

}
yviaods with whieh the tables were loaded
This, DT need hardly tell you, was dowe in a
very able manner

Leu being ended, we all sought amusement
Phe boys found their bats and balls —the
girls cher swings, — and the adult males |
played with therr quoits. The only thing that}
irew away attraction from the d ty, Was the |
abwence of the Rev HL B Swabey and bik |
amiable lady. Mr. Swabey, bemg the b-- |
loved and respected pastor of Chis part of the |
church, he was, Lam intormed, unavoidably |
detained at- howe. Le was oot until aight |
had began to throw her sable pall o er the
land that any ol us thought of leaving. At
last we began to move bomeward, each and
every one of us satisfied and deliyhred with
our day's enjoyment. Thus ended a day
which Lam sure wili be remembered by the
children of (is locality, as one of the hap-
Too many thanks
sannot be given to Mr. Warburton and his
‘amity for this noble gift, tor it was all at
the expense of the Llon Gentleman. and free
ty all coneerned Hoping that the above fa-|
mily may long enjoy all the blessings of a
gracious master, for them efforts in the fur-
therance of religion and education,

lam, yours sincerely,
A SURIBBLER.
Lot 11, Aug. 2lat, 1865.

Married,

At St Dunstan's Cathedral, Charlottetown, on
the 4tif instant, by His Lordship the Bishop, Mr
Patrick MeKBachern to Miss Sarab MePhee, second
dangtter of Mr. Hugh McPhee, ali of Savage
thurbour.

At the Manse, on the 2%h instant, by the Rev
T. Danean, Mr. John James Mills Bay Fortune,
to Miss Eliza Jane Coffin, St. Peter's Bay.

Ou the i7th instuut, by the R-v. Dr. Richey,
Mr John Vickerson. of Charlottetown, to Miss
Ellen Cook, of Bedeque.

On the Lth ultime, by the same, Mr. Jobn
Forbes, Bay Fortine Road, to Miss Christy Ann
Stewart, Brackley Point Road

Ou the t7th instant. at Milton, by Arehdeacou
Read, b D. Mr. Christopher Bolt, to Miss Lucy
Green, both of New Giasyow Roud, Milton

On the 12th ultima, at the residence of Mrs
Duchermin. Boston, Mass., Mr. George T. Dogherty.
Cabinet Maker, formerly of Charlottetown, to
Miss Agnes L. Carrie, daughter of Mr. Joh» Currie,
of this City.

By the Rev. J. W. Forayth, M. A., Rector, at
phe Heine of Dts. Dance Wureteide ud te Dlowson”

‘ sails
on the 2ist instant. Mr. William McKay, son of

After having |
ba

lhis is a teat never betore attempted, nnoltaken a walk roond the preme8 In Company | stracted the subscriber te seil the whole of their

VALUABLE PROPERTY, by Auction. at thei

containing 160 ucres of Land of superior quality,
| situated on Lot (3, about one mile aud a haif trom |:

}may be had withiu afew chainsof the shore. The

y H3sKS. JAS. & ALFRED BROWN

being ubeut to leave the [elond, have in

‘ i a alg. Be *:
eld that the beac ot Fre had arrived residence. ou I ELURSDAY the 5th October, Fi st Class Grist Evil},
Every one then tarned towards ** Spruce} U°*! Sule te commence at 10 o'clock, a m—_| With Three Pairs of Superior Stoncs, capable o;
j : . is tl fs : SI tl ‘ousisting of grinding all kinds ef Gramm, and produ ang Plow
venue ‘or ie pery we) enjoying

A Freehcld Farm,

Port till.
reviniuder is covered with tardwood and poles.
On the premises there are a comfortable two storey
DWELLING HOUSE (new), a large BARN and
Outhouses. This farm is well watered by two
streams, and bas an extensive frontage on Richmond

manure; abundance of sea-weed and mussel-mua

ibove property isin the midst of u flourishing set-
tlement, and is well worthy of the attention of any
person wishing to purchase a good faru:; and wil
ve suld in one or two lots Lo suit purchasers.

—— ALSO

2 Horses, 2 Mares, 6 Cows, 4 Heifers, lO Pixs
2 Waggon, ft Cart. } Truck, 1 Plongh, t pair Har
rows, | Jaanting Sleigh and Furs. | sett Harness
2 selts Cart Harness, Piongh, Tackling, a quantity
of Hay, together with the whole of their

HOUSENOLD FURNITURE.

Treums—For the Farm, averedit of two or three
years will be given, paid. by equal instalments
For the Stock. Farming liplemeuts. &e, suis 20s
cash; suns over 20s credit till the first Novenber,
i866, on approved Joint Notes<+ :

GEORGE ANDERSON, Auctioneer.
New Loudon, sept 4, i8bd. dw

~ $1,000 WORTH OF |

Fancy Goods, Toys, &c.

Vo b- Sold by AUCTION at Turns
Exeress Orrice, opposite the Store of We...

Lord & o-, this Evening, Monday, the

4th September, and the tenowing Eveuigs, ut

7 Oelock, cousisiiny in part of :

Splendid Porcelain VASES,

Choice Toilette Soups and Mair Oils,

Tobacco Pipes, in great variety,

Violins, Accordeons, Fife’s, Flutes, &e.

Beads, Necklaces. Rings. Comba,

Water Colors, Paints and Brusties,

Powder Horns, Gus, Gun Caps,

Pistols, Kight-day Clocks, Work Boxea,

Purses, Wallets, Shoe Brushes, Penlbolders,

Writing Paper, Glassware, &c. &c. Xe.

A few yross Knives and Forks.

t~" Great bargains may be expected, as thes
Goods were purchased when gold was $2.00, anu
will be sold without reserve.
Terms — All sums under £10, cash; £10 and
upwards, 3 months, on approved Notes.

AKCH. MeNEILL, Auctioneer.
September 4, 1865.

Freehold Property for Sale.

the late Mr James McKay, of New London, to
Jone. only daughter of Mr. Jolin Woodside, of the
same place

Died,

At Lot It. on Wednes’ay 23d Angnst. Mary,
wite of Mr William Mitetell) Mr Mitchell and
his family emivrated from vear Stradbally, Queen's
County, Lreland, forty years ago, and for nearly
the whole of that time they resided on Lot Li,
where they have been aniversally esteemed. * Re-
nieseat is pace.”
. At the residence of her son, John McFadyen,
St. Eleanor’s, on the 21st instaut, Jane McFadyen,
aved 90 years Deceased was much esteemed for
her many ood qualities, and died trusting in the
meriis of ber Redeewer. ,
At Charlottetown on the 29thmit, ef consump-
tion, Mary Aun Melee, a el 24 years, much
reuretted by fricnds and acquaintances,
On the hh ult, of dysentery, Dessie Jane Jones,
aged 17 months, youngest danghter of Mr. Arehd

nl Jans MeCailum. i

1" Saddenly, at Gretna Green. Lot 66, on the 7th
i}alt, Mr Jou By zr, aged 66 years.

only daughter of Mr John Fisher, aged LU mouths

5 ——— — ee

port OF CHARLOTTETOWN.
ARRIVED.
Aug. 256—Scb. Aggie Davideon, Dogherty, Richi

bucto; dev:.
mackerel.

At Charlottetown, on the voth vit, Anaetatia,

Angelia, Pender, Guif 5t. Lawrence,
Brave, Kicbards, Pagwasbi limeewne.
26—Anna Lewis, Webb, G. St. Lawrence; fish. Str.

gu i) Subseriber offers for Sie, in Clark

Street, in the fourth handred of Town Los -
Charlottetown, having # fromiepe of 64 IK oF 'b.
a litle more or Jess, witha DWELLING H oUSE
t_ereon erected, suitble. for tro ainies,
with 4 rooms on the tint flor and 4 on the st coud,
wel! finished and hitely pa nied outeide, with 4 New
fence and gate te each yard. é -
; If not dispored of «nm or before the QTH SEP-
TEMBER inst, it will, on that cay, t ie o cloek,
be Sold at AUCTION ;
Tenmus—One-half tie purchase money to be paid
down ut the time of sale, and te remainder muy
remain over, secured on the Property, fur two o1
three vears, as muy be agreed ot, .
For furtuer particnlars please apply to

JOUN MckESS LAK, om the Preuilses.

Charlottetown, Sept, 4th, 1860. rw

Now Grocery and Liquor Store

sT
Summerside.

PENILE Subseriber’s bas opened a 3 ore fur
tle Sale of GROCERIES and LIQUORS,
on resonable ternie. in the Shop lately ocenpied
by Doctor Price, and will keep conaiam ly on hand
articles of the very best quality ,and sylicite &
call from their frieuds aud (he pubje generally.
All kinds of Prodave ‘taken, in payment for
cet prite. os ’
Goods, at market p ‘ ON FILL & SON.

of St. Ste hen’s and Virst
- peed guenide, Sept. 4, 1865. RW Im

NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

Commerce, Snow, Halitax; mer.

Bellender, Gul’; fish.
t- CLEARED:

‘ i ¥ bell
—brig Edith Haviland, Campbell,
lt ig aOR Young. Uondoo; do. "
merce, snow, Busou: wer. Jane iiarriet, ¢

Naught, Picwu; bal.

Mag.

Sch! Mare, Dixon,
Str. Island City, Smith, do.,

ing Star, Dumphy, Wallace, bal
26—Morning Star phy Liverporl; | pe Visite.

39—Sbip David Cunnoa, Albums, Morocco bound, consiantly on

Walsh, Liverpool; devi. Perseveracce, Irving, was oe a cade, Sope. 4y 198 De WY. si

Mr. J. P. WOOD

aan’ peo kins, Sydney; coal Per- | Respectfully inforns the inhabitants of Sammer-
J —_ aw » © ’ " :
fish. 28 ned Guill St. Lawrence:fisb. Lacy side and the

A. Wangh’s Store, where

latest and moet approved Styles ever tuken ia thi
place before.

c-| A large assortment of good Cures, Frames at

St. Eleanor's,

at MIONTDTAGD E.

“ Tlappy may the maid be that 8 married toa Miller
Por fair day or foul day he’s a’ bringing dll ber.’

VMVONTAGUL, ciose to the valuable aud
Property of the Hon. J. ALDOUS, consisting of 2

SAW BILE eid SHINGLE MILL,
120 acres wre Guder cultivation, and the |4 ComPORTARLE Dwelling Ilouse,

Properiies are situated comprises TWENTY
SEVEN (27) ACRES, of goed qualhiy. mostly
eleared, aud in a good state of culuvation,
Bay. and possesses rare advantages for obtuiniug Farm can easily be made berger by any person

able land adjoming, owned by Me’ Leinel Phillips,

‘
\
Stock, Farming Implements, &c. —

auy person acquainted with the value of suct

ia it- wuy ow f Attorney in
surrounding conutry, that he bas fit- | Company, by Power © tor ; be
poe : LLERY near Mr. that he is prepared to transact Cl “|
ted np 8 PHOPOGRAPIL GALLERY | ess, .: fortable DWELLING HOUSE, WOKK
he is prepared to take | Fire, Life, and Annuity Business, wee sed pee en Out houses. About eight pr
‘of the above Innd is cleared and in a high state o
There is a youd ORCHARD, fall of

Photographs, Awbrotypes, and Sterrotypes, in the |

ied into Cartes | oy the close of

Jagnerroty pes and Ambrotypes copied artes |
a Parties wishjug a good life like Portrait
Str, Com-| would do well to embrace this opportunity,

band, wed

WPENA
AE 1

Eveniag:, Sept. Sth, 9th & Lith,
The Old Alleghanians.

Organized 17 years ago by Prof. Boulard.

We come to the friends we've mct before

RINSERS?

5 tha, ‘up at as @ ove sae5.1.V¥ KL)
THREE OC ‘SASIONS ONLY. prior t
their departure for ENGLAND, where Fes at
engayed to vive a series of eoncerte at St. James
Hall, London, in NOVEMBER next.
Admission Is 6d; Reserved Seats, 3a. Tickets
for sule at WR. Watson's, also at Laird & Harvie’
und at the door. Concert commences at 8 o'cloc!
TS Claive of Programme each evening
PROF. J. M2 BOULARD, Manager.
D G. WALUDKON, Ayeut.
Sent. 4. {865- 2in

JUST ARRIVED!
stoves,

Stoves, Stcves
Que Subscriber bas just received from
the FOUNDRY—

A Cargo of Improved Stoves,
—- CONSISTING OF —

The celebrated FARMERS’ COOK, PARLOR,
BOX, aud other STOVEIES, Per Schr.

Biue Nose,trom Yarumwuih, Neva Scotia.

These Stoves can't be beat for
Neatness Strength. Heat
E ‘jy
sconomy and Terms
Persons wanting to purehase will please call
wid exawmice beture purchasing elsewhere
H. J P. TERLIZZICK.

Ch'town, Queen-st.. Sept. 4, 1865.
Removal !
f i Royal Agricultural Society's Store and

Office ure removed tothe lower end of Pownal
Street, two houses south of the Hon. Rosent
ileTcuinsun’s Siore (See Sign over the door)
J. D. MASZARD, Sec’y.

Com fort :

rw 3m

September 4, 1865.

Dr. FRANK D. BEER,

Physician & Surgeon.

Surgery & Drug Store,
KING SQUARE.... CUARLOTTETOWN

September 4ths L865
J, B, BLACK, M, D.,
Fhysician & Surgeon,

ee © r. E. Island.

4. 1864 —fims

Sept

MILL PROPERTY

PAT EXCELLENT SEP of MILL
owned by Mis JANE CAMERON, ot

Kieurive

w Meal ef any erade—together with a comune
lious and well finished KLLN. A Bliverio

yolk new and ia execeileat working order, Also

yreperly finished. The LAND oo which these

Thi-
jesiroeus to do se, aa there are 100 acres of valu

Who feels disposed to sell should a favourable op
portunny offer.

antageonely situated, fronting as it does on the
loulague River, whose waters couvey both Grain
Lumber to within a stone’s throw of the
lills; and the convenient and good reads lead ng
trom these Mills to all parts of the County, and
through old and hight cultivated settlements,
need but be meutioned to be tully appreciated by

facilities. Tc asay not be out of place bere fo men
tion that the Hon. the * Commissioner of Lands”
—than Whom no person should be a better judge—

Friday, Saturday & Monday

ond Battalion of the 16th
Regt. of Foot.

;
(ip | } pp *scrivrion of DESERTERS
) ! : from Her Majesty's Second Battalion of the

;
loth Regt. of Foot, toou Tuesday the Sth day of
August to Tharsday the 17th of Angust Us65- ~
Private ALEXANDER McPHERSON, age 36
Years; #uative of Glasgow, Scotland; height, 5
feet of inches; hair brown; Moustache and Whis
kers; eyes grey; complexion sallow; broad
Scotch accent. j
Private THOMAS GOODMAN, age 22 vears
aud Y months; heivbt. a vet 4y ifches ; a vative ot
Sewry, Lrelaud; aie browns tyes bazel; com-
plexiou fair. din. BE . .
Private DANTEL McREADY, age 34 years and
3 months; a native of Ireland; Leight, 5 feet7 in
ches ; couplexion dark ; huir black ; 6yes dark.
Private JAMES SEATON, age, 26 yeurs and 8
months; a native of Irelaud; height 5 feet 6] in-
ches; complexion fresh ; hair sandy ; eyes grey.
Private THOMAS MOFFATLT, age 25 yeare ; x
native of Ireland; height, 3 fect iv inches ; voul-
plexion tresh , lLuir brown; eyes grey.

Penaliies for Aiding or Concealing
_ Deserters,

By the Tuperial Aci tur panishing Mutiny ano
Desertion any person who sliail by uny weaus What-
wever, directly or indirectly, procure any Soldier
‘o-desert, or utienipt to procure or persuade any Sol
ver lo desert, und any person Whu kuuwing tia
wy Soldier is about to desert, shull aid or aseici
min deserting, or kuowing any soldier to be au
deserter, sill couceal such deserter, or aid or us
sisi such Jeserter in concealiug himself, or id o1
Ssist in his rescue, shall be deemed guilty of i
Wisdemexnor, aud shall, op conviction iierevt, be
wre any LWo justices of Lue peace acuing tor the
County, District, City, Burgh or place where any
such offence shall at any time happen to be, la
liable te be committed tw the Coumon Javl or
House of Correction, tuere to be imprisoned, with
vr without bard labeuar, for such term, not exceed.
iny Six CaLenDen AloNTHs, us the convicting Jus-
ices slall think jit.

Any Tavern Keeper or other person suffering »
soldie: to remain iu his or her bouse after the hou:
WT SINE in the eveuiug, from the first of ar
t e 30th of OE PTE NBEK; and atier the pane --
FIGHT in the evening, from the Ist of OVTOBEL.
ww the 30th of Ar Ki, without a writien pase frou
iis Commundiug Oifieer, shall forteit TWwearty

SHILLINGS for euch and every olfeuce, with custs
rk wnat.

a
TWENTY POUNvOS PENALTY,

By the Island Statute of 50 George the Third
cap. 3, 4ny persous barbeuriug, concealing or as-
sisug apy Deserter from Her Majesty's Army, is
ilso liable to a penalty of Twexry Poonxps
Any Soeriff or his Depnty, and any Constable o
Ollicer or Suldier in Her Majesty's service, are, by
the same Act, authorised to upprehend*any persoi.
suspected to be a Deserter, aud take bim before a
Justice of the Peace.

FIVE POUNDS REWARD is by the same Act
payable forthe apprehension of any such Deserters

. NOTICE,

In addition to the Keward tur the apprehension
of Deserters, payable by an Act of Assembly above
mentioned, the sum of Seven Pouxps will be added
aud paid by the Colonial Government.
Sheritts,. Justices of. the Peuce and Constables
throughoat the Island are hereby required. to yive
their prompt aid and assistance for the apprebeu-
sion of the above desciibed Deserters, and ihe
sufe Conveyance to Head Quarters, Charlottetown

: W. H. POPE, Col. Sec’y.
Colonix! Secretary's Office,

August 28, 1865 ,

Thirty Pounds Reward!

| Desorters from Her Majesty's See-!

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Clyde, Aug. 12—Arrived, Atiadue, MeDonald, | ~~~"

West

s

a

St, Dunstan's College.

Onder the Patronage of Hits Lordship the
Bishop of Charlottetown.

(] GIS INSTITUTION is situated on the

Princetown Road, 8 Pile and a qnurter north
of Churlottctown. The site is peculiarly beautifnl
healthy, and far removed from the distractions nud
moral dangers of the city.
The halls and roome of the building are spack
airy and cowfortable. awe? a3
The College Gronnds are lange, sfording ample
roou for Zawes and athletic exercises
The course of tudice embraces «il the branches
uecessary to prepare young men for the stady of
the learned professions or fit them for mercantile
nae, such a6 History. Gedgraphy, the English,
‘reach, Latin and Greek Langanyes, Rhetete,
Mathemitics, Philosophy, Chemistry, Ke.
vocul and instrumental—is also taught.
The Collége possesses w large aud well selected
Library, a4 well-as an €xtensiye Philosupbicat
Apparatus. : . >
he Professors and Teachers reside in the Tet.
intion. forming but one tamily with the student,
and exercising & covstapt supervisivu fuyorable te
discipline, decorum and youd inorals. - ~
Catholic students are carefully and frequently
instructed in their holy religion, which vey are
required to practice. The most suliciwwanaiteniion
s pid to the morals of all; aud whilst withia the
College enclosare, they are constantly under the.
watehtul eve of one of the Teachers or Pretecte,
Perfect discipline is strictly but kindly enforced.
Students when entering must produce eatisfuctory
testimonials of good character.
Tue College is visited rexulasly ouce a week by

a Physician.
TERMS:
Per Quarter of 11 Weeks:

usic=-

I a et ae £600
sap toredliccermae? Al er OP ee 0 1 6
COPD FOO. Eb ibe dibbokiedcdine e+} 6

auyments to be made half-vearly iv advance
The Colleve furnishes bedstend= avd mattrnssee ;
the students wust previde their own beds and bed-
ding, brushes, basins, towels. Ke.
The Scholastic year commences on the first Wed-
nesday in September and eude about the middle of
July. Stadeats ave requested 'o enter the College
m the first day of the opening of the clasees.
For furtlieF particulars apply to

A. McDONALD.

St. Dunstan's College, Aug. 7th, 1805.
[F The Classes will be opened this year on
the oth of September,

ARCH’D. McNEILL,

Auctioneer, Accountant,
AND
GENERAL AGENT,

a Orrict.— Reading Room Building, cp stairs,
Charlottetown, P. E. Island,

India Produce.

Ex “HELEN DAVIES.” .

Y the arrival of the above Vessel, the
undersigned is now receiving—

10 bhde.
30 tierees {right MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
51 bbls
#2) pnt § Choice Retailing MOLASSES,
25 Heavy OX HIDES.
The sbove Carge will be sold at private eale.
Apply te J. & T. Morris, or to
DANIEL DAVIES.
Ch’town, Aug, 21, 1865.

TEVHE Government ot this Teland will pay a
reward of THIRTY POUNDS to any person
for the apprehension of any of the undermentioned

Description of Deserters from Her Majesty's 2nd
Baiialion of the loth Keyt. of Foot, from Ttrspay
the 8th dav of AUGCaT, to BatuKDAY the 26th of
Avoust, 1865:

Private ALEXANDER MePHIERSON, age 86
years, & mative of Glasgew, Sootland; height 5 feet

Just on the Square,

DESEE eietSjoas"Sstiunaien | NEW TOBACCO FACTORY

SUMMER SIDER

HE SUBSCRIBER having JUST
OPENED a FACTORY at SUMMERSIDE,

is prepared to supply Wholesale Customers with

54 inches; barr brown: moustache and whiskers; | ihe [sland Mannfactared TOBAGCO, warranted a
eyes grey; complexion sallow; broad Scotch accent. | vood article, at the very lowest prices, and ou the
Private THOMAS GOODMAN, age 22 years and| most reasonable terms —and hopes his Factory,

7 above Port on or abont the 26th instant; and if all
Ov the whole, this Property is b

considered by competent Judges to be most ad-

9 mouths; height 5 tect S$ ivuehes; w native otj |

plexion fair.

mouths; a native of treland; height 3 feet 7
iuches; complexion dark; bair black; eyes dark

ving the first of the kiud established in Prinee

Newry, Ireland; bair brown; eyes hazel; come} County, will meet with hiberal patronage from the
ih _— Traders and Merchauts of Summerside, and Prince
Private DANIEL MckBADY, age 34 years and | Uounty xeverally.

PATRICK REILLY.

Summerside. July 31. 1865.

Private JAMES SEATON, age 26 years and &
months; a native of Ireland; height 5 feet Og in +
cowplexion tresh; hair sandy; eyes grey.
Private THOMAS MOFFATT, age 25 years; a
vatlve of Ireland; bergbt 5 feet 10 inches; com-
plexioo frest; bair brown; eyes grey.
Private Ju UN MeKAY, age 23 years and 2
months; beiyit 5 feet 5 inches; complexion fresh;
bair brown; ey s blue; a native of Newry, Ivetand.
Private HUGH VEVLIN, age 22 vears and 9
inonths, beigit 5 feet 9 wwcbes; complexiop fresh;
nuir sandy; eyes ligut blue; a native of County
Movaghan, Leland
Lanee Corporal GE RGE MUMBY, age 23 years
ane 7 wonths; height & teet 9 inches; compiexion
'resb; Lair licht brown; eyes Liue; a native of
Northampton, England
Private RUGEKLT BROTHERS, aged 23 yeare
‘nd 10 montus; height 5 ieet 5 inches; complexion
tres; bair dark brown; eyes dark srowo; p.ck
marked; # nutive of Ireland

W. Hi. POPE, Col. Sec'y.
Cui See’v 8. Office, Any. 26 1805.

For xD Liverpool,

‘ue First U.ass Ship David Cannon

Miewarn Wantsu, Master, will sail for the

e well, will sail for this Port ou or about the lei
of October. For further particnlars please apply
to W. W. Lord & Co. Charlottetown, or to Messre
David Caunon, Sous & Co, Liverpool

W. W. LORD & CO.

Charlottetown, August 21, 1865. gin

FOR SALE.
¥ private contract, TWO HUNDRED
ACRES OF FREEIOLD LAND, sitaate on
the South Wiltshire Road, Lot 31, 8 miles fram the
city, abont 80 acres clesrand in a high state of enlti-

saw in close proximity to this Property a sile on
which te invest a large amouut of capital, feeling
sure that it furnished those wumerous advantages
required to make a desirable and permanent
restdenuce.
¢e The terms on which the above valuable
Property will be disposed of will be as fuliows—
Half the purchase money to be paid down the day
of sale, and the balance can remain secured ov
the Property ter one, two or three years, ut the
ption of the purchaser.
Parties desirous of treating for the above, can
do so, by private contract, up © the
iSth day of October next ensuing,
on Which day, at 12 o'clock, noon, (if not pre-
vigusly suld), it will be offered at Auetion.

F. P. NORTON, Auctioneer.
Georgetown, 23th Angust, 13%. ist

Household Purniture!

@ N TUESDAY, the 5h day of Sepr-
EMBER next, at the residence of Mrs SIM*

vext door to Mrs. Fursyil.’s, Queen ~qu: re, all ber

hiousehohl Furniture.

com prising
Drawing Room, Diniag and Bedroom Furniture
Beds and Bedding, Kitehen Utensils, &c., &e.
For particulars, see Handoills
The alove can be seeu the day previous to sale
N. RANKIN, Auctioneer.
Ang 8, 1865.

Qats and Hay.

\ TANTED 300 w da.vUv
PRIME OATS, 36 Ibs. per bushel, and 30 te
30 tons good UPLAND HAY, delivered in Ghice
Bay. on or before in pee next. Pro-
suls for the ve il be received b
yore we ICEL = CUTTER, ysl
Glace Ray Mining Company.
Glace Bay. C. B., Aug 28 3w

pue MAILS for the reighboring Pro-
vinees, ete., will, until further votice, be made
up a8 follows: ‘ ‘

For NOVA SCOTIA, via Picton, on MONDAY
ind THURSDAY mornings. at 9 o'clock Also.
via BRULEE, on WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY
evenings at 8 o'clock.

For NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA, and the
UNITED STATES via Shediac. on MONDAY
evening at 8 o'clock, xnd on FRIDAY morning at
8 o'clock.

L. C. OWEN, Postmaster General.
General Post Office, :
Charlottetown, Ang. 28, 1565

North British and Mercantile

Bushe «

vation, the greater part being limed, and 40 acres
which can be earily shaved aud Ule remainde:
covered with fence poles, scantling aud hardwood
f the hast qnallit.. romises a New Thiwselting
House 28 by 28, a New Barn 5t by 30, finished
complete, & Hay House 40 by 22, alo a Barrack
and Dairy, aud a never-failing Well of Water ai
the door, and # stream of water rape through the
centre of the farm. : ‘ :

‘This property is admirably situated, being con-
iiguous to Grist, Saw und Shingle Mills, also to
places of public worship, and a school within 4
chains of the premises, and within 3J miles of the
North River Bridge, oue of the best shipping
phwes on the Island

For further p rticulars please apply to Hesny
>. Dovusg, on the premises, or to

aber JAMES P. DOUSE.
Charlottetawn, Auguet 21, 1865.

CEDAR SHINGLES.
p ost RECEIVED, ex Schr. Velocity,
from Richibueto,
100,000 Cedar Shingles.
N. RANKIN, Queen-strect.

FLOUR! FLOUR!

ALLY EXPECTED per Scie. Hope,
from NEW YORK—

500 Barrels Flour.

WM. McGILL.

Flour,

August 7, 1865.

July 24, 1865. tf

Flour,

ue subseribers have JUST Received,

100 Bbls. Bakers’ FLOUR,
150 Extra Family Ditto,
Warranted Cheap for Cash.
DODD & ROGERS.
Augast 7, 1865.

FLOUR. ;
ANDING, ex Sehr. Mary White, this
day, from New York—
200 Barrels Superfine Extra State FLOUR.
R. W. BRECKEN,
adjvining Bank of P. E. Island.
Ch'town, Janne 26, 1865, rw isi mon See

English Malt Vinegar,
For ey B. DAWSON'S.

July 24, 1865.

Nash’s Best Scythes,

SALE CHEAP, at
FOR SALE CHEAP, at os

July 274, 1859. on

Preserve Kettles,

p DRES3 aud ENAMELLED, at
BEER & SONS.

July 24, 1865. Sin

Ilaying ‘Vools,
JX VARIETY,
Jaty 24, :865. 5in

NOTICE.

BEER & S0N3.

N B—This land will be sold in Lots to suit

purchasers. ! .
FLOUR. FLOUR.
Stare FLOUR,

10 BBLS. Extra

50 Bbls No t Superfine Cauada Fiovr,
Angnst 21, 1865.

¥ ale by
— J. ROBERTS ECKART.
KEROSENE OIL.
August 14, 1865

STORK, and for sile low,
25 Bhls KEROSENE OIL.
J. ROBERTS ECKART.
PITOH, PITCH,
23. TCH.
30 etic J. ROBERTS ECKART.
Anunst 14, 1865
TALLOW. TALLOW.

ILS. TALLOW
4: J. ROBERTS ECKART.
Aneneat 14. 7865.

COKNMEBAL. CORNMEAL.

BoLS. CORNMEAL.
J. ROLERTS BEART.

* Aignst 14, 1365. ‘
NOTICE,

FEXILE Subscriber hereby cautions all per-

gone from negotiating or receiving a Promissory
Note, drawn by him in favour of David Wilsen, of
Wheathy River. for the suw of Twenty-three pounds
five shillings, payable iu four months from the ilth
Angust inetant, he, the enbseriber. having received
io value for the said note.

H. J. P. TORLIZZICK.

Angnst 21, 1865.

Boots and Shoes.
Pure subscriber bas received tron London

Insurance Company

8) most liberal terme- ‘i
aaeleagye next declaration of Borus will be ma

a ) furnished by

G. W. DEBLOTS,
Agent and Attorney.
Ch'sewn, Ang. 98, 1335. irl

OF EDINBURGH AND LONDON.

Accumulated Funds. - £2.304,512 710
Anpual Revenue, (1864) - 665.455 16 2

wt, Ma aae of aac his faver, aad

In the Life Depart-| 5%
de | of the #
the Books, on 3ist December next. cultivation.

Terms of proposal and every juformation will be,

a very large Stock of the above GOODS,
in Men’s Elastic Side Meme, Calf and Kid Pa-
Loti SP %

mon. onal ond
tc tt, Wem on! tA, Clarke u Ae

‘ “6d. ir and upwards.
Lasting, frou 6, 6d. per Py. E. DAWSON.
May 29. 1865.

~ FOR SA 0

i
tion of the
| tee eae EEN ACRES

thriving trees.

apther description, and will be sold or
pees terms. Vleuse apply —

Oe Rerton, Aug. 28 $905, Ga

’
Sh AT BEAUTIFUL StAeD iy
i i , now ¥
business, sitnated al AREER pst R cer Be. ~
LAND,

This property is too well known t© epasire pred
ttice, or oD

\ ILLIAM A. LOCKERBY, of this
City who I advertised as my Agent. ix not
authorised frow this date to transact any basivess
on wy xccount. vege — for ty a will
sleane lund settle for the sume at the Subsecri-
re dlien, EDW. RB TAYLOR,
July 10, 1865. Office, Water-St.
ee

NEW ENGLAND
Roofing Agency
OF P. E. ISLAND.

1} 7 B, the undersigned, do hereby certify
that Mr. E. kK. TAYLOR has enperintended

the covering of ovr buildings wise Ean wed
«Ti they Luve given us entire satisfuc-

Sorts eo Ne HENRY PALMER,

H HaApZaitis.
sSERTRAM MOORE,
. M. FRASER.

Ch'town, July 10, 1865.

COPPER PAINT.

T ITE. subscriber has received a consign.

ment of Tarr and Worson’s PATENT
METALLIC or COPPER PAINT, a superior
article for Wood bottomed Vessels, asit completely
preserves them from Worme, Barnucles, Grane,
Seaweed, Muscles, &e- Owners and Masters of
Steaviboata, Fishing schooners, emall Vessels, and
Boats of ull kinds, will find it greatly to their ad

yvuntage to give this valauble Puint a trial

Pr uted directions for use ucoumpany each can.
Charlattetown, June 26, 1865.

1.C HALL.
Jeff. Davis will be pardoned.

I. J. WALDRON,
Main Street, next door to M. W. Skin-
ners Drug Sicre,

FFERS for ele, FOR THIRTY
DAYS ONLY ali his exteusive ewock of
Glassware, Brooches of all kinds, Boots and Shioes,
Fancy Work Boxes, Etuetic Suspenders, Seu, ,
Superior Honey Dew Cavendish Tobacco, mt
Wholesale or Retail, Walont Writing Deak

LAMPS IN V RIBTY.

el

then —e~ Pees oows eeu mee
ra ae Jewellery and Watches ever
offered in this market,

10) Bbis. SUPERIOR FLOUR,
50 Cheats BEST TiA-
All kinds of LINEN PAPER COLLARS, very
cheap, and a variety of erarticles. .
Country Jers wil! find it to their advantage
; thie Stock of Goods before making their
hasen elsewhere, xe they

pare
GREENBACKS
aXe EXCUANGE UN BO3TON,
ik BOUGHT and SOL 7 ousin
Agent Boston & Cutouial & 8. Line
Ch‘tewd; Aug. 24, 13988

will be sold ut un- -

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