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t » if heid neticlear owt, aod the little really Said was not to that effect, but that thes
y started for town Brummer thinking were culpable because they had not exhibited
he had killed hie wile, showhimeeltpand died, : i " ,
* . more wisdom and everzvy m repressiivy the
: sapposed, instantly, tailing tososs the | : : i
body sof Qh woman. The wean’ e cloth: disturbances when they first commenced, la

ly off, s@ other respects the report of what I said ap-

cau bt fireyand were burned comple

that when assistance reached them, boii an pears to me to be substantially correct.

atterward, she waa perfectly naker. and ! R Wylie hic |

3 } : ' sy publishing s letter lu vo ‘ mann
esh in Many places hbarved to the bone. Phe ¥ pouslishing Ch wt aa ur heat panes
worse dived until about four o'clock fw the )y ou will much oblige, *

afteymoon, suffering intense agony. S his
hovpibietragedy has thrown a feeling of
nest and gloom over the emtire community in
which it o@eurred, seldom equatled.—L«/a-

vette Journal, July 3.

- A
\ bratual murder wes

Dear

sad Your obedient servant,
JOSEPH HENSLEY.
Charlottetown, July 21, 1506.

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perpetr ted last nee i ed 4
INTERCOLONIAL TRADE.

week ia the village of St. George, NL B.
A man named Ryan, a millman, at thiat | Charlottetown, July Mth, S66.
. t . i' ? . y or “ | - -
place, had aq arre! with a fellow workman Mx Dear Sir:
named M'Carty On Friday morning thev ' d thi ith hi
n +} g 7 ; . abe ‘ »
met each other, “and some words passed read this morning, with much interest, a let-!

between them, after which they -eparated., | te? from Mr. Brydges, addreased to the Presidents
ln the evening however, Ryan c: ne down
avain to the mill with an axehandle in his hand,
and told M Carty that he wanted to see him.
Wheu they had gone a short distance, Ryan
raised the axe-handle and struck Met arty over
the head, kneckiug him. down, MeCarty then
rose to hit kdees, but being strack as sin onthe
pack vear't pt the peck fell back dead: while
the villainou? wretch whd killed him, not con
tent with what he had done, continued battering
Rean then fled and
large until arrested by a Coroners warrant.

Canada on the subject of Trade between Canada
and the Lower Provinces. Lam stire that you

Intergolonial Trade has been 80 carefully con-

You will be

his instructive and epportune letter.

“ Her
| Majesty" purpose visiting Charlottetown, toge

, ; with the steam ships “ Mer ar
hia head renuined at 7 eee soreite aud

, oii } ther with the other Lower Ports, in a few days,
A Bear tv a Lipy’s Cainuser.—On Thurs

day night a tame bear which is kept by the pro

to make himself persoually acquainted with the

pretor of the Cambria House ot loose from

; an . # :

Ses ated ood seated on om ar sell steamers during the summer months, from Mon-
treoua through the pre mises. Findin n door | treal to llalitax, N. »., touching at certain tuter-

open, Bruin entered, and made his way through jmediate ports. I sincerely hope such prospecta
the house. In passing the hall he came into
contact with one of the servant girl
abille, who, supposing that the bear was bent
on mischief, fled, sereaming, into a bedroom,
close at hand.
joke, pursned her closely, and took his stand in fmate of the number of barrels of flour that wil!
the door. The girl, seeing her retreat cut off, | be required to supply the demands in this Island
erept under the bed to hide trom the monster. during the current year say 55,000 barrels, to be
The inmate of the couch, a lady, being awaken-| pte Bike ny

ed hy the agupame of the girl, and seeing Bruin | correct ; and further believe that considerably
making his way towards the bed, started up in |
& hurry, and added her sereams to those of the |¢d from Montreal next year. I will not venture to
girl. The bear cominenced a charge upon the | form an estimate of the probablé number of bar-
> ~~ cone poacal im a bse e me me jvels beth of tobacco, leather, corn, comm meal,
vw a exterous fank iovemet e corneret . . i
thera both, and, raising himself upon his hind jou othneqnanandbenn - be Sapeeted, See
legs, he looked intently into their faces. as if | Montreal vext year, but firmly believe that our
to say, ** What do you think now, my dears ?” | wportations from that city, from say, 10th May
Ry this time nearly the whele house was (to 10th Nov., 1867, will be at least twice asimuch
aroused, aud came to the rescue of the besieged. | as would induce the owners of any steamer or
Bruin was seized by some of the masculine | :
gender and taken to his kennel, while the it
frightened women were taken care of by the
female portion of the house. — Wilwan ric Nenti
nel, July Yta.

of freight may be held out to this gentleman as

en dis may induce the owners of the steamers above
j named te call here on their way to and from Pie-

tou, N.S. I beliewe Mr. Brydges’ probable esti

Bruin, seeming to appreciate a

more than one half of that quantity will be import-

teamers to include Charlottetown among their

jean and will be obtained. Of course, my dear

—— sir, after the happy consummation of the Contede-
i * pps abono se Coltede
A. marderer, named Joseph Bell, who was re-
cently hung in Scotland, | a little ac
count of himself while euder sentence, from

yrepared
:

| Colonies, (Prince Edward Island included ); our
which we take « modest paragraph. Where is | /ntercelenial Frade (if auch a term will theu be
Wendell Philips? fadmisasble) will be so greatly increased that

“My mental capacity stands high, « pecially hardly any estimate can be formed of the future

oi aie mathematical cali pes mm. My Pens | requirements of the carryiny trade between this
cipal characteristics are agreeableness, both in |

psidered by Mr. Brydges, and feel obliged to him for |

| Lower Ports of eall, without even a grant of a)
Government subsidy, which’ I cannot but think |

ration of Her Majesty’s British Nortii American | support failing energies.

manner and temperament, and as a whole, |
thowch a little dignified, I am syspathizing and |
hospitable. Asan athletic, my physical powers
have been called into action against atew cf no
small importance, both in fistic and pedestrian |
exercises, in all of which I came off victorious. |
As a matter of fact, I could lift half a ton and}
carry it a distance of sixty yards. For days I |
could walk at the rate of tive and a half miles |
anhour. I could run a mile in four aud one-|
half miuates, &c. In the training of the canine
breed [ greatly excelled, my favorites being}
dogs bred between the staghound and grey- |
hound. I never failed in bringing these to al
knowledve of their work, and «ould place con-
in their performing their duties with |
military precision. The satirical and ve proach-
ful representations given inthe newspapers re- |
yardiag me are but vague and groundl:ss, and,
if avt huddled up through motives of se ‘ishness, |
must be from the pure want of something to fill

up spate (I hope the latter).”

idence

oo

How rae Fexntaxs CONUUCT THENSE LVES.—
A Tergete letter says: A despatch frow Chicago
stafes that the feeling agaimat the Chicago Ca-
nadians whe ieft te fight for their country is in-
tense. They are openly threatened, and yester-
aay one of the beys, Mr. Clara, was attacked be
flu? Feviana and rather roughly used. [if the
Clicage Canadians go out after dark they are

little Island and our new metropclia.

Very faithfully yours,
STEPHEN SWABEY.
How. Epwarp WHELAN.
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To True Eviron oF THE EXAMINER.
SiR o—
Ross's Weekly has pertinently enquired what}
has beeowe of the anti-Confederate address.

|

“O whee, ayd O where has the bonnie ad
The innocent, respectable anti- |

dress gone?”

Confederate spawn.
'

Answer announces, that the latest intelligence |
represents that unique specimen of truth—that |

powerful emanation of the literary Commitice as

| being in the eare of one of the distinguished lu-| y)

Commissioners for issuing Licer

viz:
Casecumpec— James Forsyth, Esqnire
Richmond Bay—Benj. Bearisto, bequire
Georgetown— William B. Aitken,
Colville Bay—Philip Leslie, Eequire.
COLONIAL SkcReETARY'S Orrice, July 6, Po

—His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor bas
been pleased to appoint the Hon Joseph Hensley,
a Commisioner for the management of the Fund
arising from the sale of Glebe and School Lands,

inthe place of Robert Llutchinsen, Esq, de-
ceased,

Apsuranr GeNerav’s Orrice, July 10, 1806

Reyal Regiment, to have the local rank of Colo-
nel
CAPTAIN A

J. Deverass Soirn, 4th

| Colovel.
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WORDS OF VITAL INTEREST.

; Willi the thousands who read columns of frivo-

of the Boards of ‘Trade in the principal cities of | lous verbiage every day devote five minutes to
the perusal of a few facts whieh concern them
Our text is /tealth, and we will put our
Weakness ia indirect-
and your readers will be glad that the subject ot ly the cause of all sickness ; for it nature be strong
| enough to resist the morbid influences which pro-
Seek

|
nearly ?

commentary into a nutshell.

duce iiluess, of course they are powerless.
strength therefore. Invigerate and regulate the
| system.
| enfeebled, and the weak are prostrated. It is at
fsuch a time that such an invigerater as LLOS-
TETTERS STOMACH BITTERS is urgently
needed. What are the effects of this rare Vege
ltable Tenie? Would that all who have known

ner its benefits could condense their experience into
probable amount of freight there will be by} this paragraph. They would tell the healthy, to

| protect their health they must use this great
feafeunard ageiast the debilitating influences
They would exhort the weak te diseard all un-
fimedicated and impure stimulants, and eling to
the wholesale aud unfailing tome and alterative
as the shipwrecked mariner would cling toa raftin
jastermy sea. ‘They who would ofdyspeptic pangs
be relieved of appetite restored, of shattered nerves
| restrung, of headaches cured, of disordered fune-
tions regulated, of bypechondria dissipated, oft
}miasmatic diseases baffled, of fever aud ague
cured, of liver complaints arrested, of heat, pri-
vation and toil defied, of hope reanimated, and
| cheerfulness restored. Such are the ceilects of
HOSTETTER’S BITTERS.
July 16.

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Hottoway's Pitis.—Nervous Irritability. —
The very pretection of the human bedy readers
itlike a complex machine, very lable to be thrown
out of order—a state that is at once made mani-
fest by the nerves, Holloway’s Pills are always
the seasonable and reliable remedy ; they redieve
every ailment, Which ia vet mortal, in the human
system. As alferatives, stomachics tonics and
aperients, these Pills eccupy a proud pre-emin-
ehee, trom which ao other inedicine cau dislodge
them; they restore bealth and strength which
nervous aud dyspeptic sufferers have failed te re-
Holloway's Pills act so directly
| upon the orgaus of digestion, assimilation and cir-
}culation that they immediately arouse terpid
lorgaus, augment diminishing vital power and

|

} cover elsewhere.

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AN OLD AND WELL TRIED RemMEDY.—Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething,
has steod the test of thirty years. Millions of
mothers can testify that itia reliable and perfectly
safe in all eaaca. Relieves the child trom. pain;
softens the guima, regulates the bowels, gives au
infant, troubled with colie paina, quict sleep, and
its parents unbruken rest. Price 35 cents a

| bottle

Died,
At Charlottetown. on Wednesday last, of Scarlet
Fever, John Moriu, aged 7 years, only son of Mr.

John Ross, Proprietor of Ross's Weekly.

Passengers,
In the Heather Belle, from Brule, on Thurs-

day, night. —Kev. Dr. Richey, Rev. Mr. Sinith, |
Mr. A. Grant, Mr. Crosskill, of Halifax, Mr. |
| John Higgins, Miss Kitchen, Miss Rood, Mrs.
McLean,’ Mrs. McLeod, Mr. barker, Dr. Jenkins, |

Mr. and Mrs. Stramberg, and several! others.

Launched,
On the I4th inst., fromthe Shipyard of Colin
eLelian, bsq.. Summerside, a haudsome Lrigt. of

winaries whom the astute framers of the excellent | about 200 tons register, called the Albyn

e e }
addresa intended te honor, and who, with a zeal

and modesty peculiarly and inherently bis own,
was itinerantly begging signatures to the thing, |
under the commanding influence of his personal |
address, seconded by the charm dwelling in hia!
persuasive tongue. Who could resist his pow er: |
ful appeal? And who se torpid as to be able to!
withhold concession te the exalted aim, aud dis. |
interestedness of the very Lonerable gentleman |

A few days since from the Saipyard ot James

Grady, for the Hen, J.C, Pope, ahandsome Brigt. |
of 200 tone Kegister, called the Leonora.

ee

Port of Charlottetowa,.

ARRIVED.

July 16 — Seh. Venture, MeVherson, Shediac;

boards. Naney, McLeod, Waliace;do. Sarah
Ann, Allen, Bay Vert; deals. Jobn Gerard,
Severs, Gulf; 189 bbls. Mackere!. Eleanor,
Taylor, do. maexerel. Three Sisters. Miller,
Cow Bay; coal, May Flower, Girror, Pictou;

wes to American
Fisnermen at the following ports in’ this Island,

Migor Javes Patron, 4th The King’a Own

; The
King’s Qwa Royal Regiment, to be an hispecting
Field officer of Militia with the jvecal rank of!

When the quicksilver ranges from 80 to
further glad to hear that a gentleman connected | 96 degrees iu the shade, the most athletic are

HEM ADVERTISEMENTS,

Ott ll Nl ltl lt hal

Trade Sale.

|
T° be sould by AUCTION on THURSDAY, |
od of August, at the Subseriber's Roow, at

LL a’choek :
20 Chests Congo Tea,
2% Bbls Crushed Sugar,
| 50 Sides Sole Leather,
6 Bola Washing Soda,
3 Casks Boiled Oil,

2 Bole Curranta,
W Boxes Layer
Raisins,

& Cwt Putty,

12 Boxee Crackers
~-ALSO-—

| A Large and
oods,

| 10 Boxes Liverpool Soap, 10 Bbls Pilot Bread,

| Handkerchiels, Neckties,

Bridles, with a variety of other small wraes.

Terms Liberal.
WILLIAM DODD,

Jj nly 23 is) pat

New Books! N ew Books!

JUST RECEIVED AT
; L] - ‘
Harvie’s Book Store,
Queen Street.
MeAulay’s Essays,
Napoleon’s Julius Cesar, Vol. 2.
Frowd’s Ilistory of England,
Spurgeeu’s Sermons,
D'Aubigne’s History of the Reformation,

Business Man’s Assistant,
Band of Hope Speaker,
Line upon Line,
Sougs for the Little Ones at Home,
“| Willa” of Christ.
“T Wills” of the Psalms,
Prince of the House of David,
Throne éf David,
Pillar of Fire,
Goldsmith's England,
Freemason’s Monitor,
- Treatle Board,
Arnold’s Latin Prose,
Greek Prose,
Lute of Zion, and Ameriean Vocalists,
Cook's Vocal Nethod,
Piano Without a Master,
Sunday School Libraries, 100 Vols.
Carpenter's Spelling Book, &c., Ke.
Charlottetown, July 23, 1866.

JUST RECEIVED,

Per Schr. ‘‘ Vincent.” from Montreal :

4,0 BBLS. No. 1 Superfine Canada
FLOUR,
100 Bbls CORN MEAL,
50 Bags No. LSHIP BREAD,
5U du No. 3 do,
33 Boxea TOBACCO, 10’,
150 Sides No. 1} SOLE LEATHER,
1D0 Doz. SODA WATER,
30 Doz. CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
100 Boxes SOAP,
5U Cases CLARET, (St. Julica Sledic.)
Also in Store:
Casks GIN, (DeKnyper's),
Pun. Bourbon WHISKEY,
Casks Henoessey’s BRAN DY, pale & dark
qr. Cask U. C. WHISKEY,
Cark Scotch WHISKEY,

et ee

} quested to be sent.

100 Bags SALT, (Liverpool),
12 Cases CHAMPAGNE,
10 Bbls. Bot:led ALE and PORTER,
2 Hhds. ALE (MeCallum’s), superior.
J. ROBERTS ECKART,
Peake’s Brick Building, Water Street.
Jaly 23, 1866. if

READING ROOM,

uk Read og Room having been burnt
down by the late fire. the Room over Mr. D.

1M. Harrington's Office, next door to the Teleyraph

Office, has been taken, where all papers are re-
Subscriptions to be paid to
Me. George Thresher, who is appointed Superin-
tendeat and Secretary of said Room, in the place
of Mr: Archibald MeNeiil, resiwied. .

By order of the Comnijttee,

GEORGE COLES, President.
July %3

READING ROOM BUILDING,
Cuanrotretowys, July 19, 1866.
To the Subscribers of the Char-
lottetown Reading Room.

Gentlemen 5

i te ee a el ee ati tiie LODO OO BO

| preaent occupied by Miss

4 Cwt Baking Soda,

| July 23, 1866.

Vous Assortment of Dry

Consisting of Grey, White & Striped Shirtings,
| Jeans, Deaiins, Lining Cottons, Coburga, De-

jaines, Orleans, Printed Cottons, Silk & Cotton
Broad Cloths and
| ‘weeds, Paper Collars, Black and W. B. Thread,
Reels, Knives and Forks, Sawa, Files, Saddles and

Auctioneer.

stroyed.

| Freehold Property at Auction. |
) be sold by AUCTION, on MONDAY,

J

the 20th inetant, if not presioualy disposed

of, at 12 o'eluck, on the preanices, ali that plot of
i yvronnd, situated on the covner of Richmond and |

Pownal Streets, with the buildings thereon, at
Packin as a Boarding
House, baving a frontage of 40;
Street, and 84 feet on Richmoud Street.
‘Lerins at Sale. Title Good.
WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

CITY MEETING!

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

T the request of a number of the eub-
scribers tur the purchase of aSTEAM FIRE
ENGINE, HOSE, Ke., I hereby call a public
meeting of the citizens of Charlottetown, to be
held at the City Hall, on Wedoesday next, the
26th inst., at the hour of 7 o’clock, in the even-
ing, for the purpose of considering the best
means to be adupted for placing the Fire De-
partiwwent of the City in an efficient condition.
T. H. HAVILAND, Mayor.
City Hall, Charlottetown, 2ist July, 1566.

CARD.
\ 7’. R. WATSON begs to tender his

sincere and heartfelt thanks to his Excellency

ithe Lieut. Governor, his Worship the Mayor aud

Corporation, the fire department, the officers, non-

| commissioned officers and men of the 4th Regt., his
| friends and the public generally, for their heroic
| exertions in saving part of his stock wud furniture
| from the ravages of the devouring element on the
| morning of Sunday the Loth instant.

Thankivg the public for the very liberal patronage

Complete Poetical Works of By renee, Moore, ‘extended to him daring the last twenty-two years,
Hemans, Tennyson, Longfellow Goldsmith, he begs to inform them that his place of basiness is

now at the premises formerly occupied by the late
Hen. Robert Hutchinson, where he will continue
to meet the wants of his numerous customers uutil

| he resuines business at the old stand, Queen Street,
which will be aboat the Ist of December next.

July 23. P. F. 1. papers.

‘New House and Premises for

Sale or to Let.

‘ENHE Subseriber having about completed
his new Three Story DWELLING HOUSE,
situated on the corner of POWNAL and SIDNEY
STREETS, with Stable and Coach House, Garden,
&c., offers it FOR SALE or to LET fora term of
years. The House contains an excellent cellar 47
x 37, and on the first floor, a Shop and Oftice,
Parlour, Dining Room, Kitchen and Pantry, with
front and back stairs; 2nd floor, Drawing Room.
Hed Rooms, and bath room; 3rd floor, 6 large
Bed Rooms and Bath room; and on the Flat Root
a large Capola which commands a splendid view
of the city and harbour: would make a tirst class
City Hotel, being within 3 minutes walk of the
Steamboat Wharf, Market Mouse, Banks, and
other business stations.
ror further particulars apply to the owner,
JOHN DOUSE.

Charlottetown, July 23, 1866 din

STOLEN.
ETWEEN the evening of Tuesday, the
I7th, and morning of Weduesday, some evil-
disposed persons took away from her moorings,
close to the Battery on Government House
grounds, A SIX-OARED BOAT, painted white
below water line, and black above, inside a light
brewn; built sunilar te men of war beats. Any
information that will iead to the apprehension of
the guilty parties, will be rewarded.
Government House, 2
23d July, 1866. §

(ue Subscriber gratefully acknowl: dges
the great exertions made by those, who, on
the morning of Sunday last, rescued so much of his

CARD. _

Stock and furniture, trom the terrible fire, which,
de- i

but for their efforts would bave been nuiterly

JAMES STANLEY.
July 23. All papers, 1 ins

NOTICE!

(EMIE Subscriber, in returning thanks for
the liveral patronage received, begs leave to
inform his friends, and the public generally, that
he has taken part of J. D. Mason’s three stores
Building, in Dorchester Street, between Duncan’s
trick Store and the Catholic Church, where be
will seli off the balance of his Steck at reduced
jrees. Public patronage respectiully solicited.
JAMES STANLEY.
all papers 1m

NOTICE.

4 LL Persons in charge of PROPERTY
~ which way have come into their possession
through the late disastrous Fire, are. hereby 1e-
quested to send the same to the Police Office for
vie purpose of being ideutitied by the owners.

Persons neglecting to comply with this requisi
tion will be proceeded aguinst as illegally with-

July 22.

holding the same.

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fallawed by Feniana watchful tor a chance to at-
taék them. Only two or three of the eutire com
patty have precered their former situations.
Many people are afraid to employ them, as the
Fenians aweara they wili set tre to the establ ish-
ment of any person who gives‘them work Tiey
also treated that if the prisenera in Canada are
punished they will have revenge out of the Ca-
nadiana in the country. They are more active
ihan ever in preparing for a: other raid

coal. Sea Breeze, Hobs, do.; do. 17—Saxa
Gotha, Martin, Port Hood; stone. Ship
David Cannon, Walsh, Pugwash ;deals. Wood-
bine, Robertson, Pictou; eval.
ren, Boston; mer. Lope. Robertson, Pictou;
coal. Clipper, Forest, Port Hood, limestone.
Primrose, Buckler, do do. 18—Fear Not,
Vera Cruz state Mitchell, Wallace; boards.
$200,000 econ- CLEARED.
| July 16—William Henry, DeLorey, Pugwash;

humbly asking signatures tu an address culogistic |

of himself?
ANSWER.

LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Jury 21.—Advices from
active | veliow fever not so prevalent.
Their | tributed at New York to Portland sufferers.

cemygs are ted with the utmest secresy. \Gold idl! bal. Str Alhambra, Nickerson, Boston; fish
It is said they will be in Canada again but will) ” gps eat? ! & eggs. Harbinger, Phillip, Liverpool ;deal,¢
go in a different way. | Shore end of Atlantic Cable successfully laid. &c. Sarah Ann, Allen, Bay Vert;bal. Sarah,
att alain “apo |—(Great Eastern expected to arrive at New- Hill, Richibueto; do. 17 Eiiza, Young,

ALLEGED ATROCIOUS MURDER IN) foundland about 50th imst. Pictou; do. Evergreen, Johnson, Pictou;
CARLISLE. do 118—Ship David Canvon, Walsh, Liver-

<< : pool; deals, &c. A. F. Stone, Mclsane, fish-

ing. 19—Sea Breeze, Hobs, Pictou; bal,

A most atrocious murder was committed in|. piyye IS. TIME WAS, TIME SHALL BE ‘
Carlisle on Wednesday. The victim, Mr. Arm- — NO MORE.” ’ ;
Fa gn aes ooo vs | The glorious oracle of the Brazeu Head !—so | : Arrivals in erereu from hence,

; , ey | often quoted, and se little attended to. “* Taking | Gaavesenn, July 3—Evadne and Lotus = 4th—-

ia that city. ‘The prisoner's mother was oue of |“ ad : Minnie, Eaton
hie tenanta, occu the “Welling : ~ | things in time®* is se proverbially eutioned as to * nit Sea . etn: ied a
chants, occupying tlhe ellingteow” Tau, in| he almost a trite remark. But what is* in tiate?” | Livenroon, June 28— Madeline. July 2—Lillie.

English-street. The prisoner, wih = named ay! Sth —F*riv sth— Magic J4—S,
William ‘Hallewell ft nme drinking fie reopen” A man meets a friend casually, who seems des- | sc a tth—Magie, June 24—Suailed,
days. He went to Mr. Armetrong’s house and had} perately ill, aud waturally “ saree Ph wd Canvirr, July 2—Ship William Yeo, from
an interview with him about eome property. An | ath is the matter with you !—what are you sul-) Quebes.

| an i fering from!” “ Ob. nothing particular,” replies |
nae. pe aay a | the invalid,’ | have leat my appetite, and do not |
isleep well at night, and of course L look poorly.”
Aud so they part; the friendly inquirer shaking

altereation teok place.
Armstrong by the threat, threw him on the
aod beat his head against the atone pasement in |

the kitehe: f asi -{ ; ;
puntil the anfortuvate man Was insen ‘iis head, aud muttering to himself uot very cheer: |

PRICES CURRENT.
Cuarcotrerows, July 20, 1866.

sible, ’ 7 “f' 2 bi i é ei ‘ ;
aboat four o'clock in the afternoon. The prison- | fact of the case is simply this, videlicet: that the | Beef, (-mall) per cis uhie cy dim acuhedel 5d to 8d
er who was in a respectable positiun, is. widdle- linvalid so addressed ia in want of proper treat-| Do by the quarter.,.---------++-++++ -7d to Sd
aged wan, and married. jment, his liver ss aut vforder and will not perform | Pork, (careass).....-+ -.+6d to 64d
id aeteitinarsain its proper functions ; cousequently hia stomach) Do (sunall)..--------++ ee eere cree eens
+hidid bbe “ei ae speedily beeawes disordered. and alternate cold | Mutton, por Ib... +... +022 ser eee cere es
RUSSIA'S THREAT. | shiverings and feverishaoess supply the place of the | Veal, per ID...----- eee eee eee ceeee 3
The actual outbreak of the war in Evropé has | natural secretions with which, during a prbtell | Groth, FOP Shs 20+ 422% #+ 2°-4-0p' por +o0* +28 id to tod
net probably startled the public mind of this | sleep, » healthy skin recruits a healthy body. | Butter, (tre et ieee = oes eS en4se art ys 2d
emuntry so mach as Prince Gortehaketl’+ declar-| Has this sufferer (and there are many such) ever | Do by gh orca ree eee e* oe ts rr ‘ a
ation that, upon the slightest vielation of neutral | heard of HoLLow sv's PILLS AND OINTMENT t—| earths per ROSE na h® RITA of " yo re oe
ity by France, Russia alse would abandow ber | or, having beard ot those remedies, does he despise | i M as aS Sean ick a, ne
present neutral attitude. This, as if by a light- lithe testimony of thousands, ay, we way say mil Pleat abd + ena lag reer hiditnesicts 3%
ning flash, gives as a glimpse of our combatants | lions, as to those remedies’ eflicieney? What we | ps mh per. Sigal FRE | 90a to 228 Gd |
sianding behind these who have opened the war, | say lo men in the position we have supposed is | Regs, por dozen....... ae

delay no longer—Time is but Tine, with |

and ready te impart an omense enlargement to ite | this— Grain

ares. For, let us consider s moment what such | you, may seon be no mere. Delay then, say we, | stain,
a declaration implies. Gortchakoff is » veteran | ne longer, delay may be death.
statesman and diplomatist, whe neither by habi | a little ordinary precaution and observan

wer by his position as Prime Minister of Russia, jrules which accompany HoLLoWAY’s REMEDIES

ce of the | Oats, per do.....- ---+ eee eee
Vegetables.

is likely te drop any public expression without | will restore any suilerer, in any climate, te bealth,| Peas per quart......-- +--+ e-0+ sees ls 34 to Bs 9d | wre duly requested to frrnish the same, duly at prepared to open the

giving due weight to his words, He implies, | strength, and happiness. Cau we eay wore! It] New Potatoes per quart......---- +--+ --- ++. 94 | tented, to the undersigned for ye mae : three stery building, Derchester Street, and bas-
then, that ke snapects France of a desig to drop | more is needed, let the reader refer to the world-| Potatoes, per OE, .< oa nsas osne dee ae OO mee Eo hy aaa Gee ing received the present year's reat from your
the mask of neutrality at any favourable iaement, | wide-spread testimonials in favour of the PILLS | Poultry. | July'23 on Me's “ented | Committee, I shall charge ne rent for new
for hie Words earry a stigma which he would be AND OINTMENT which have made PROFESSOK | Geese ieee pada wae che yeyee* ook none | ee <——yeeei — -—— | room wutil the expiration of

the last te apply to any powerlike England ur Spam | HoLLoway's name known a8 a benefactor to! Turkeys, each.... ..-+ sees cere eens eres 5: te 9! A CARD. | Present at above ineeting—-Gerorg

that haa given ne reeson 'o d st yat its ventral posi- | the buman race, from the mouths of the Ganges | Fowls, each.....-.- .. 1s Gi to 2s a ‘IHE Citiz-ns of Cha:lottetown beg to ' sident ; LC. Hall, Vice do., Ww.

tion. Secondly he implies that Russia is realy to | in the east, to the sources of the Missiasippi in the | ah.
enter the arena as the cntagen stof F
cause hie decloration 1 a virtual challange, which | Harbour. Ard to the doubter we say, a8 i8 said} perrings, per barrel

he ia tee shrewd to issue of Russia were bebind | with regard to the monuinent of the grand old yfackerel, per duten.... 21.16 -eee sees

Frauee ic pc iut of preparation, j arehitect. © Li testimeny is what you Frquire—err- Lumber. ie : ; ls aise
Confirmation of this view has been presented | cumspice!” Look around you. Bulty the actual) pp . Te en es ree). ee cheeking we penpeves at Committee men above uawed to support bi n|torily performed, payment for the same will be
! ' P Boards, (Hemlock)...+-- he fl ews atanate o which-vecurred ' py hu in|“ ‘ x .
in the rumors of a seeret alliance between Russia | Safferer we repeat what we have begun with—j| 1), (3prece) be to fa| *h° ames at the disastrous fire which vecurred | pouting his friend Hafri.ion’s Room, ata wuch | forfeited by the Contractor, aud the Parveyor will,
and Aw tr a; in recent visits between the capitale | Time is—aud Time way be no more—The) Yo (Pine) ooh Je ty g.| 1 Mie Cay on behalf 4 the C4 _ | higher rent, apd pot by aay meane as commodious | MO'°Ver: ney pate oa ‘egg net ‘th (
a : ° og i - oF PM tly” iedeammdy : Ju behalt et the Citizens, 8% ie : ’ “ perly executed elsewhere at the cont of the Con,
of the two empires by the Queen of Wartembarg | ireutite, nt heeds St TA sik 40 a9: ves agen oe Rt 10s w 1de | TH. HAVILAND, Mayor. and central a the roum in Mason's butkling, 1) fpsctor—rhe umount of such cost to be deducted

aud ber significant reception at the two courts; |
and even in the remarkable composure with
which Austria is reported in our last despatches to |

ci ie emi eenuinmennes Sundries.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES. Peggle tuakt lets bes eo Ul

Couscu. Ovrice, July 6, 1866.—His Fixcel-| straw, per ewt.... 20. -006 cere cree ees is Gd to 2

have received the hostile invasions of Prussia |) ney the! Lieutenant Geveruer in Council, has) Timothy eS a be ee es HORS BARK LOTUS, 280 tong re | inajority of members of the Boow, 1 expressed
and Ituly. If these indicatwns should be real) yen pleased to make the fullowing appotutments, Clover seed per lb ....- 2.6 cece ee ee ee ees MONE gister, A Lat Liords, metalled, Kede | Y readiness to bow; but Mr. Coles positively |
saed, we may soon see Russia, Austria anc Turkey | 12: Homespun, per yard....-- 62-5 6. vrs e ede to 6s | rick Mckae, Mater, wilt suil“frow refused to call the subscribers together, and there- |
in battle against Prussia, France and Ita'y-- Peter DesBrisay, Esq, to be Postmaster) Calfekive, per Ib.....--- veeee ees ee Bd ty Bd | LUN DOX for this Port op or aboutthe | fore 1 have re-cpened the Charlottetown Reaain: |
the East against the Weat of Continental Europe. | General for this Island, m the place of Lemuel | Hides, per Worcs cece cece cee erer eee Sh hen 4d loth September veat. As th‘e fine | Roow in \fasen’s buiiding.---on the tables of which |
The ministerial crisis in England just a! thee me! Co bridge Owen, Esq. who has resigned that} Wool .... ++: reseeese -. ste to Is 6d) Ship only carries a limited quantity at dead weight, | are the

went even raiaes the suggestion that a ‘Tory minis Office. Sheepskius.....-- +e 94 to te) in desirable conveyance tor Dry Goods. Rates | periodicals from Europe and Awerica.

try might form an alliance with the Ausire-Ruewian |” Jones Currie. Exq, to be assistant in the Ge- awed per dot... cee cece eee cone eeees 3d dhe! foe iene met grag sag dy | Yours, &e. A. McNEILL.

i ; ‘ + 0... | ices. 9 Beeb ed Cle hiss rads oe 44 8 Fo mw, 80 « ta. se ms a, 09, Ge

tide; but there it na reason to belvve that the “neral Post Office, in the place of Peter Desbrisay, °™ se ey bill; at Charlottewwsu, to G, & 5. DAVIES, or to}

Great |p

people of England would endure that. Ee

Kliza, “Ware |

BEG to inform you that the READING
ROOM Is KF-OPENED in that large and con-
venieutly situated three story building. oue door
from Dunean’s Brick Store corner of Queen and
Dorehester Streets, on the tables of which are the
Daily Telegrams, and the lastest files of European.
American, und Colonial Papers; also, the Vales of
Gold, and latest Market quotations, &c.. Ke.
Hoping that my long experience will enable me
to secure a continuance of the patronage and sup
port of all my friends,
I remain, Gentlemen,
Your obed't serv't,
A. MeNEILL,
Reading Room Manager.
P.S. Gentlemen who have paid their subserip-
tion forthe present year, will be admitted to the
new Room, free of charge, ap to the First of Janu
ary, 1867. 3 ins

T. H. HAVILAND, Mayor.
Mayor's Office, 23d July. 1866.

To the Members of the Char-
lotictown Reading Room.

NENTLEMEN, — A Communication
signed * A. MeNeiu.,”” appeared in the
‘Islander’ of yesterday, in which the writer of it
atates that he did not resign the offices of Saperin
tendent and Seeretary aud ‘Treasurer of the Char-
lottetown Keading Reom. To such a st tement we
need only give the most unquatified contradiction.
twas te vs Ee
Ws. Merpny,
Thomas Hanpranan,
WiwiiamM Kenyepy.

GRAND DEA.
GRAND Tea Party will take place at
EX Montague Bridge, on THURSDAY, the 9th of
Angust next, to aid in the erection of a Catholic
Church. ‘

The beautiful grounds eeceupied by P. Gani,
Esq-, will be splendidly decorated tor the veca-
sion. Tea on the tables at 12 o'clock. Tu addi-|
tion to which there will be a weil-furnished Re
freshinent Saloon, where the dainties of the sea-
son and all kinds of cool refreshing temperance |
drinks ean be procured. Nor will there be any
searcity of amusement. For those whe wish to
“ Trip the light fantastic tee” there will be plat-
forms erected aud Highland Pipe and other musi¢

In reference to that part of Mr. MeNeill’s letter
in which he seeks to convey the iHapression that
wnly three members of the Committee have ap
proved of Mr. Harrington's building for a Reading
Roow, we bey to assure you that the insinuation is
wholly unw urranted.

Jacky Haw., Ist V. P.
New. Rankin, 2d V. Pz
Wa. Mureny,
Tuomas Hanpranay,
Wa. Ro Watson,
Wititam Kewxnepy.
Charlottetown. July 21, D866
‘Yo THe Eprron oF rik EXAMINER.
Sir,---l beg to correct a statement which ap-

7d to 94) sports there will be throwing the Hammer, Tose-
-4d to 84! ing the Caber, and a variety of games for which
3d to 3d) prizes will be offered.

A little attention, | Barley, per bashel....--.- ++ +--+. 5s to 6s Gd | deceased, are duly requested to make payment,
-o438 3d ty 38 Od) Cichont delay, to the undersigned, and all persons

mee, be- | west; from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to Sydney | CodGsh, por qtl.......--ceeeseecnecees 0s to 30s
3Us tu 40s
e+ 26 &w Se

. 100s to 120s

Kritain will probably keep clear of the affray.| ~~ Mp, Wallace McLeod, to be an additional = aaa
It will be givautie enough and bloody enough | Assistant in the General Post Ofhice. j
Without her. Az will change the map ef Europe |” wijiaum Hayden, Eq . of Mareil, te be a con | At

~ Bi¥e & uew life to the social and political en- misioner for the recovery of Small Deb « tor Sf. s

ergies of the people,which we cannet but trust Peter's, in the place of Juhu Benjamin Cox, Esq iy

Will be beaeficial on the whele.—Bosion Journal | jocensed. ?

| John Dixon, Eequire, ot Township No. 42, to |
ibe a Cemmisioner tor the recovery at Small |
Debta, for St. Peter's Bay, in the place of Daniel

| MePhee, Eequire, resigaed. A
| His Exeeliency in Council has been pleased te |
appoint Mr. John Sharpe, ot Kenningstou, Town-

CORRESPONDENCE.

LOB LLL LALA AA

To tue Epyrow or THe Examiner,

register wanted.

a year “

“the fenants on accourg of the deception | Couneil has been picased to appoint the under-

“Vessel of about 200 Tons Townsh

NY person having a well finished 4 or | Island. Cascumpee Sand

pears in the Patriot of saturday, signed George
Coles, to the effect that 1 resigned uiy office ax
Secretary of the Charlottetown Reading Room
I received my appointment to that office, trom the
Members of that Lustitution, at their annual meet-
ing in January last, and net from Mr. Coles, ner
the three Committee men whe act with bin; and
even if 1 had resigned that office, it is not in the
power of the Counasttee ta appoiat my successor
Mr. Thresher’s appointment, therefore, isin oper
sivlation of the rules of the Tustitution.

provided. For those whe delight in more athletic

No pains will be spared te make this a real
Gala day. Should the day prove unfavorable the
Tea will be postponed until the following day.
| Tickets at the gate, 8 Gd each.

A. GC. MACDONALD, See.
patriot

NOTICE.

| LL persons indebtcd to the Es'ate of |
| 4% JOUN BENJAMIN COX, late of Morell, Esq

July 23.

Coles, I submitted the following proposal, viz:

tuwn Reading Room?

having any legal demands against the eaid Estate,

cunvey their grateful acknowledgments to |:
Col. Martix, the Officers and Men of the De. |
tachwent of HM. 4th King’s Reyal Regiment, |

‘for the efficient assistance rendered by them in|

Leod, W. R. Watson, Members of Committee,

THE LONDON TRADER

| to continue Superintendent.

jthe undersigned. oe
i DANIEL DAVIES. . :
| Ch'tewn, 23rd July, 1866. BY | lender of Friday last that I bad not resigned th

- Late Cunard Estates.

ips Nos

; 52.44. 45, 46.45, 49, 55, 63. 64. 65,
Fish Island, Savage Island, Kildare

Island.

i diction” to a etatement of their own mventiog.

ing, ander the authority of the Act 16th Vie. Coles, #8 sbewe by the minutes, an
mage, by the securing it Mro}

SOUN ALDOUS, Cammissioner.
di

I beg further to remark that ot a meeting of the
Committee, hastily convened, at the request of Mr.

“ To the President and Committee of the Charlotte-

Gentlemen:--I have to inform you that Tam
a Room in Mason’

‘Handrabau, Win. Keunedy, Meurbers of Cow-
ittee.
rr Absent—-N. Raukin, Vice President; M. Mc-

When Mr Coles succeeded ig getung the three

Te the decision of a

telegrams, latest filss of papers aud quarterly, on the orders af the Purveyor, at whoe
| ufice any further information mzy be obtained in|

eae ot Superuitendent of the Readiug Room |
| What I stated in the Communication alluded to, | —-
| was that I had oat resigned amy office ae Secre- |
‘tary of the Charlottetown Reading Room. Tue
1.2, 4 5 6,8, 14, 20, 21, reader will Lasretare observe that I. C. Hall and
others have given “the most anqualitied contra.

‘ | : / In reference te dhe fact that but three ot the |
r clussed vessel for Sule, (ready to re-| pure Commissioner of Pablic Lands hav-) Committee were present and acted with M
evive the rigging) #f about 200 tons regisier, “4

launch ou or before the Ist of October, with flat- .

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
|

et

COMMISSARIAT.
Ik) Deputy Commissary General will
receive Sealed Tendere, in duplicate, upoa
Printed Forms, marked—
“ Hospital Supplies,”

until noon, on TUESDAY, the 24th JULY, in

T

| such quantities of
| wanted, from the 2ith Juty, 1Mev, to the

| 1867, being about— ;

West India Produce,

' SO bottles Ale, bitter, 6 bottlee to gallon,
100 “ * x ay **

10 wath Bricks,

200 lbs. Buttes, goud, and slivhtly salted
60 bottles Branay, beat Coynac, WF vx to bottle

S lbs. Cotlee,
100 Ibs. Chloride of Lime,
100 Eggs, fresh and good,

20 Ibs. Flour, best wheaten,

24 Fowls, young, and of the best quality,
weigh not leas than 14 Ibs., aud not to «Xceed
lus. wheu ready for cooking |

10 bottles Gin, Holland, 263 oz. to bottle,

20 pinte Jelly, Calt’s Poot,

16 Lemous, sound aud good,

56 lbs. Linseed Meal, pure,

20 bushels Lime,

200 pints Milk, neat as it comes from the cow,
20 Ibs. (imperial) Mastard, pure.
Sb ths. Oatmeal, best yronnd Seotch,
20 Oranges, sound and youd,
10 Ibe. Pipeclay,
209 Ibs. Bread,

Meat of such parts and quantiiies as may be
required.
1200 Ibs. Potatoes.

30 lbs. Pearl Ashes,

10 bs. Pepper, good blick, ground,

300 bottles Porter, stout, 6 Getties te gailon,
200 ory “ oh Pad or
150 bottles Port Wine, 265 oz. to bottle,

60 Ibs. Rice, good, clean,

30 Lottles Rum, goud Jamaica, 265 oz. to bottle,

3° Ibs. Size,

80 Ibs. Salt, Table,

150 Ibs. Sugar, Crushed,
430 Ibs. moist and good,
10 Jbs. Savo, good pearl and clean,
30 bushels Sand,
300 Ibe. Soda, common washing,
100 bottles Sherry, wood pule, 263 oz. to bottle,

40 jbs. Soap, vellow prime,
16a do brown, hard coarse.

20 ode soft,

10 Stones, Hearth,
190 Ibs. Tea, strong good Congo,
650 Ibs. Vegetables,

10 piuts Vinegar,

30 Ibs Whiting,

6 bottles Whiskey, best, 255 oz. to bottle.

The foregoing supplies to be all of the beat
quality ; und to be deliverable daily, if required,
(Sanday excepted) at the aeveral Hospitals, on the
order of the Parveyor, aud at the expense of the
Contractor.

The Petatoes to be supplied properly washed,
and of the best quality the twaurket at the time
affords

he Vegetables in the following proportions or
of such other descriptions and proportions as iay
be deinanded :

1 Leeks or Onions,

¢ Turnips,

¢ Carrots,

} Parsley or Potherhs,

to
1}

} Greens when Parsicy or Leeks are not required.
'.8 Greens, when neither Parsley nor Leeks |
‘ '
are required.

The Vegetables to have their etumps and gitte:
leaves stripped off, and to be fit for dressing.
The whole to be subject to the approval of the
Parveyor, whose decision shall be tiual; and it
disapproved ef by him, to be immediately repliced
by articles of proper quality ; in default of which.
ihe Parveyor wiil have the right to purchase ut
the expense of the Contractor. :
Payment will be made by the Commirsariat
quarterly, on the orders of the Purveyor, at whose
office any further information may be obtained in
reference to the Contract.
Security for £100 sterling must be given by
two securities each.
Should the Troops be removed from the Island
daring that period, the Contract will immediately
cease.
GEORGE MATHISON, Storekeeper.

Commisesariat, P. E. Island,

Charlottetown, 16th Jaly, 1866.

COM MISSARLAT.
‘EVUE Deputy Commissary Genera! will
receive Sealed Tenders, in duplicate, upou
Printed Forms, marked—

** Hospital Services,”

antil Noon, on Tuespay, the 24th Jaly, instant,
from all persous desirous of entering into a Con
tract, for One, Two, or Three Years, from 2 ith
July, 1866, for the following Hospital Services,
vin s—

Blacksmiths’ Work,
Carpenters’ do.

Coopers’ ao.

Plumber and Glaziers’ de.
Saddlers’ do.

VTinsmiths’ do.

The Tenders to state separately the rates for
One, Two, or Three Years, and the Depaty Com
missary General will have the option of aece ping
the most favorable offer for either period; and iu
the event of the ugreement being for more than
One Year, it is to be distinetly understood that
the Government. or the Contractor shall have the
power of terminating the Contract by giving Six
Month's Notice, in writing, from the first of any
month after the firet six months of the Contract
shall have expired.

SEPARATE TENDERS will be received for all
the above Services, which will have to be prompt
ly and satisfactorily executed, on the Orders of the
Purvevor, whenever required ; and in the event of
any Of the work so required being imperfectly or
unsmitisfactorily executed, the Purveyor will have
the power of withholding paymeut for such work,
und of having it performed elsewhere at the Con-
tractor’s sole cost and expense—the amount of such
cost to be deducted from any monies then due on
becoming due to the Coutractor upon his Coutract

Forms of Tenders may be obtajved at the Couw-
nissariat- Office, and no Tender will be noticed an-
less innde on the preseribed Form, and they must
have the signature affixed of two persone willing
to become bound with the party tendering for the
due performance of the Contracts as ubove

Pavwent will ne made by the Commissariat,
quarterly, ou the orders of the Purvever. at whose
office any further information may be obtained in
reference to the Contract.

Should the Troops be removed from the Island
during that period, the Coutract will immediately
ceuse.

GEORGE MATHISON, Storekeeper.

Commissariat, P. E Island,

Charlottetown, l6th July, 1866.

~~ COMMISSARIAT..

}
jand J
‘set on Pownal , stant, tor supplyiag Cie Army Hospitals here with |

the followiny articles as may be!
zird July.| July 23, 3

J iba. Arrowroot, genuine, j

120 Ibs. arley, Seotch, }
next

10 Ibs. Blacklead , |

20 Ibs. Fish, fresh“ind firm, |

YOM eR

Caledonian Clal’ Gatt

HE ‘Phird Annual Gathering of the Cale-
denian Cleb, avd International Competition

in Mighland Games, will be held at Charlutte-
town, on WEDNESDAY, 15th August nest
Net proeceds to be given towards the reliet vi
j the sufferers by the late tive. 7
| Chiel—His Excelleney the Lieut Governer.
President—-lion. Col. Gray, MB. P
Vice Presidents Hons. P. Walker, ai: C.,
[on. James Danesn, MP. P-

(Por particulars see hondbills. )

E. J. McDOUGALL, Secretary:

7

266

. ee

/EMIE Subscriber begs to inform the Trade
that Brigt. Helen Davies may be ¢
here fron BARBADOES, abeut loth Auguat

, with
2¥) Puns. fine Barbadoes MOLASSES.

40 Hhds. ?

50 Tierces > Bright SUGAR.

50 Barrels ;

Intending purehasere will please sendin their
orders, a3 the vessel will proceed to Montreal
with unsold portion of Molasaes. \
DANIEL DAVIES.
Cha.tottetown, July 23. 1866. ti arrival

Tre Wesleyans
OF THE CItY INTEND TO HAVE PHETR
USUAL SABBATH SCHOOL

ANNIVERSARY TEA!

YN the delighth.'ly situated grounds of
KENSINGTON, 04 * EDNESDAY,. the
25ih iustaut, and beimyg the wiierh er 4 Vi
- oe he tao
JUBILEE YEAR
of the operations of the School, they intend to
inake this festival worthy of the veeasion, and trust
therefore to meet with more than the usual share
of patronage heretofore so kindly given ‘

TEA for visitors will be on the wlded at 44
o'clock. Tickets may be had at the stores of Messre.
Beer & Sons, Henry Al Harvie, and David Laird.
und from any of the Teachers.

The ANNUAL SERMON will be preached on
Sabbath evening, the 22ud inst., the smying being
conducted by the Scholars, and a collection taken
up on behalf of the School fuads

eS” Any friends whe may net Lave been waited
upon by members of Commitwe, wud desirous of
presenting douations either in money or cake, will

inaly forward to Secretary, é

wa. C. TROWAX,
Secretary of Committee.

“

"TEA PARTY

Cherry Valley.
TONViIE LADIES of the Congregation of
ST. PETGR’S CHURCH, CHERRY VAL.

LEY, intend to hold a PUBLIC TEA os THURS
DAY, the 26th of JULY, on the Church Grounds,
for the purpose of resizing fuuds.to purchase x
Wazon and dlirness for their Clergy , the Key
W.. Stewart.

Tables will be set at2P M. tell :

Tickets Is. Gd, to be jad atth of Mr.
Heury Beer. South pert, at Me. Thidl's Babkstore.
Charlottetown. Children hulf price,

Music und other entestaiuwents will be provided

July 16.
Best Scythes,
AND A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Hlaying "Dools,

BEER & SONS.
Ch’town, July 12, 1866.

*
- %
' =
=

Nash's

at

Sugar, Raisins, &c.

Barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
Boxes RAISINS,
Boxes WATER BISCUIT,
Boxes T. D. PIPES,
Boxes 3 CROWN SUAP,
Cases PALE BRANDY,
Juses PURT WINE,
Cases SUERRY do,

At the lowest figures for cash.

N. RANKLN, Water-at.

July 16, 1866. 2n

CHEAPEST GOODS

IN MARKET ARE AT THE

“European Exchange.”
109 Pieces GREY CALICO, | 50 pieces R¥GATTA’
0 do White De. SHIKTING,

w.'L be sold at a Bargain.

P. W. HYNDMAN.
At EUROPEAN EXCHANGE,

50 chests TEA, very superior, at small adiquuee m

cost.
P. W. HYNDMAN.

Merchants and Traders
will find it very much to their advantage to per-

chase at the

MID-SUMMER TRiP.

To arrive per L. C, Owes, 3 Piece® FA)

Priuts. Per Uxvine, 8 Crates EARTHENWA

P. W. HYNDMAN

PM | ee
NOTICE.

[Pp BEFARATORS to closing the.

ness of the Estate of the Inte J A
PEAKE, Esquire, deceased, in use 7

directions eor in his last W

—the wu nest ald
wise legal proceedings will be
mudue. 3 .

I. L. A. PEAKE,

D. 1GDG ;
JAMES PREAKE,

FROM BOSTON DIRECT.

Tue Brigantine Two Brothers,
Kopenr Paci, Master, will lenve
BOSTON direct for CHARLOTTE. —

‘EXHE Deputy Commissary General will
receive Sealed Tenders, in duplicate, upor
Printed Forms, marked—

‘Hospital Sei vices.”
until Noon, eu Luespar, the 2ith July, instant,
from all persons desirous of entering into a Con
tract for One, Two, ov Three Years from 2ith July,
1806, for
Washing and Repairing Hospital
Clothing and Bedding.

The Tenders to state separately the rates for One,
Two, or Tkree Yeors, aud the Deputy Comuiissary
General will have the option of accepting the uct
fuvorable olfer for either period, aud iv the event of
the agreement being for more thav one year it ir to
be distinctly undersiood that the Government o:
the Contractor shall bave the power of terminating
the contract by giving Mx Mguths’ Notice sa write

mouths of the contact shall bave expired,

The Teudete to state in words ut lenuth the
pricet at waich eweh article Wi be Washed aud
Nepuited respectively.

the present year.” — ing from the Ist of auy mouth after die frst ix
e Gales, Pre

of the Parveyer, aud iu the event or any of the
work so crdéved uot being properly and satistic

said if a majority of the subscribers would profr| from any monies then due, or becoming due to the
| Harrit.yton's room it would be imapassi¥ie for me | Contractor apon his contract.

Forms of Teuder may be obtained at tle Corn-
| mingariat Office, and uo Teuder will be noticed
| unless mude on the prescribed form ; and ey oes
iliny
to become betnd, with the party tendering, forthe

huve the siggatures utixed of two persone ¥

~ | due performance of a contract usubove. :
Payinent will be made by the Commissariat

| reference ta the Contract:

|
| Should the Troops be removed from the Island |
The members of the Charlottetewn Reading during that period,.the Coutract will immediately
Room will observe that I did wot state im the [s- | C©4e©-

GEORGE MASHISON, Storekeeper.
Commissariat, 2. FE. island,
Charlorretown, bith Julw, 1366.

¢

VIKBINIA TOBACCO.
IN STORE.
| 50 OU, squal to anything in America.

Honey-Dew Tobacco.

r.|

as good as unythi

inst.

July 16, 1866,

‘Tbe work will have to be promptly and eatie
factorily executed by the Contractor on the orderk

or, at whose |

KEGS of SQQUARH ROD TUBAC.

eure now mannfacturiog FLAT TOBACCO, |
, ever brought into this coun-

TOWN. on or about the Mth IOLY
For Freight, apply to
SILAS PRICK & COL” &

Comwmereial Street, Boston.

Wanted Immediate’s,
ONE OR TWO
Jourueymen Cabinet Takers.

Superior workmen, to whem the highest wages
will be given. Spy to
ED. STAIR.

July 2. [584, “aa
b— wre! + ne

Netice tse the Tenants of the
Ecy. John MacDonald...

HAVE been appointed Agent to the
Rev. JOTN MacDON ALD, and all rents due
Tim wet be puid to we at my office in Charlotte-

town.
: EDWARD J. HODGSON.

_CNarlottetown, 2nd July, 1866: W 2th
Wanted, ‘
Vest and Pant Maker,

Apply to , i f

WH. WELDON, Tailor,

Yin

4

A Good

Grafton st., eppoette Tearperanee Ha

Charlottetown, July 9th, 1866

FLOUR. 4

V E have received rx “* Aruauana?

from BOSTON, 1, 200 bugrels of FLOUR
—Fiue, Superfine and Ex

tre
CARVEL!, BROTHERS.

orn

| Juve 18, 1866

‘Valuuble Proporty near SUM+
MERSIDE for Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY is offered for

SALE. by the Subscriber, situated there

quarters of a mile from the village of raed
| Mleaner's, aud only distant from the town of

|‘ nereide,twe titles, and dieeetly opposite the re-

‘gidence “comprises Gtty deres of Freehold and Gity. acres
of Leasehold Laud, wsbuut seventy serves dre un
der cultivation, yielding an average. good crop
| every sear, is well covered with abu of
| Fencing aud Spruce Seantling, and the rear of the
| arm is contiguous to Richmond. Bay, where avy
/qaantity of nussel mud can be had ter the look-

R. W. BRECKER.
Ch'town, Jaly 9, 1866...

: Mf f the Peace ow Prine ; it~ | cap. 18, completed the Purchase of those Town- seep es : ; .
Dean Sin, aart LY, » Jusiice of the Peace lor Price floor, fine ends &c., suitable for the Lebar | «ly portions of Tow nie ad Islands, the pro: ateasi'e Mauties, to show that they try, which we wil sell cheaper thau can be ina: | Dg a TCS TCT on bee
In the secount published in your paper of)” i t Governor in| fade, may lear ot a purebaser by applying, with | perty of Sir Edward Canard, Bironet,aud Wiliam | | ¢ tou’s Room. Mow, I ae perted. Encournge home manutacrare. | COTTAG "i inner “i
M : His ExecHency the Jieutenant thi ‘tuli particalars, to } ote Esquire, being Townships Nambere 1. 4 ; aa] ; . : J. & T. MORRIS. a | HOUSES and WORK SHOP. on all in 58
ti last of what took place at a Meeting Coane + ete rest nee poe al JAMES P. DOUSE, | 4.5, 8,8, 14,20, 21.27, 44.09 S198 49.5563. | eames ee “+-© 2 July 23. Qin | state wt repair, wilh Oreiaphae roreny
id at the Cross Roads, Bust Point, on the | at the andurameutios places, — | Chttown, July W3rd. 1366. jal Qin 64, 65, Fish Island, Sayage Asma, Audare te - | attached. .8 ;
. ollowi were onat- ‘tein bt : of the} : 2 ——- id C; Saud [siand, hereb | Mr. Raukin . uot | Cum- ‘ Sw id . buve
Lith July, instant, a slight error inad, ertently tal pri Le aecas y ohag * ud *e ta 1D Texases and Occreiims of Lane, LA the whe’ mittee? - i; - \ rrom NE fi ¥ ORK. i greet iter ne ‘ : a
appears, Which [am desifous to correct. fam| Towush:p Number Two—Mr. William Hay- A. McNEILL, Pregenieh, Matson of eae een Keees enes I made no * insinuation,” but ‘ det BD acai lew 7 will tense ath bis Tiade af Crentiony ied
reported ha : addressing the | weed... w riage : ‘Auctioneer and Commission Merehant, — ubove peste yy ell ubdials he arapar| repeat, a plain positive fact. ae ae | WN, on or about let ADGUST| MANUFACTURING. A more arsirable
me to have said when reasing | Higgins’ Road, Township Number Phirteen—_ MASON'S THREE-STOREY BUILDING | an mannan alles it of the y pt an we bert bye ste of Committee Ree ee at Should suBicient FREIGHT | fur 2 gratiomai’s teadence
Meeting, “that the Government were them-jyfr. Henry Lee. . ” + | their several Holdings, upon producing their titles 2¢ Oe Meeting 10 questa. Wak Guaied for this Port. | Prince County. Fu made knewa
“valves culpable for. the disturbances Ad Vernon River Bridge—Mr. George Forbes. Dorchester Street. | und neppponsieite for Ghe eumie, , Hie Excellency the Licute - - Charlottetown P. BE. Island will be gisen. “insinuation euunate. A. McNEIT I , 4 @r to ; STEPHEN MeRETES:
pe thw ne wwe Fe Fe . Ss A .- *
Suint Dieamte’s, 14th May, 1866. ay

Impost gnd Excise, July 23.

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