Examiner -- 1866-08-27 -- Page 03

EE

LATEST. of tl inveney are: the withdrawal of South
SarcRrps v ‘ deposits, the absorption by government of Military School i# wow and has always been open
a . " amount of ba ne eapital, and the tu all comers. There i& consequently net ihe .
London 2h.-— Treaty of pene \ elas ie : ‘entelGd intercat mlturone slightest ground forthe allegation that this S@00L COC. sede Th ale
rein. ard Vrassia to be sined vesterday aid te OBL : ihe, aaa is exclusive nits character | The great didicutiy f 9 —
riteat within exht dary 4: also with " ie ieee has all along been to find a sufficient nmuaiber ot per EXECU TORS SALE.
Gold 150). PRESIDENT JouNSeN Levours Mexican Pro. seus “iling aud at the same tiie able te attend ; “vp .
‘ i ’ i} > ; ‘, ‘ ' .1> .
~ * ; i 7 . ji drill with the necessary punctuality. Bulleiin t O be Sold by AUCTION on PRIDAY,
Rerlin, 22 Penc: conctuaded with f arte VLAMATION #8 Bey coe Vet The lollowhg 18 St Lt jute / * oensele
¢ . . . a ( ~<—ae Bist iustant, at LE o'clock, on the premises,
" td aval cols ’ ' : pee . est et ‘resnden mhufen s ree! : 2 aul wey : t¥. f 4 SEEEC .
“ ‘. ‘ . MIVA : Tuer | trong the latest ot President Johuren's procla 4 venerable widow lady in Macon, Mississippi, “8! KING SQt ane, ALL the EFFECTS ot

re to u amel pray hirty mi ations It explains itseif:— in the course of a tea-party conversation, uttered the late WILLIAM REID, ¢ arriage Buiider,
Te ee ce pe are = Whereas, a war is existing in the Republie of Some insinaations agatust the character of a Yeung deceased, consisting of
withdrawing, and willbe completed Sept tl sieo, aggravated by foreign military imteeven. bly, an orphan, residing in the eity. The young | Carnages, Sieghs, | Horse, 2 pairs Blacksmiths’

Porth, P2a Cus le pron \ cou. Atel wherens. the Uanted States, in accord. | bily Was plucky, aud unwilling to have her repu- | Bellows, 2 Anvils, ‘Tools, Luwuber, Louseuold
teria bnfembs aprointi ik imible © rye | auee With their settled habits and policy, are a tatiou—her only possession—taken from her in| Furniture, &e.
due Win inaiais Whalen. cutral power in regard te the war whieh thus | tat way; aud the old lady was indieted for slan- ALSO:
Qhete the Republic of Mexico. And whereas, der, Phe broadest latitude was given to the *X-| THE INTEREST in the LOT OF LAND and
Re Teb¢ tyke fo MeNwils Reeling Rows and it has beeome known that ove of the belligerents | eination ot Witness wud every crag, 3 nh the | WORKSHOP.
area Cee » ther es ar. ne F , en ia . hits lite of the ecoltplainant wag aiade the subject of |... be |
pa whe oaid w af, namely, the Prince Maximilian, rs . _s ie anual J |) Ph eietMs—All sums under £10, eash; aver that!
< P SNR \ : . who asserts hinsell te be nips ror of Mexico, | Vary. Suc ha case naturally create dmuch ex. le : this’ : |
ST. don . “i ‘ ‘ is isened a decree in regard te the port of Ma- | Citetient in the heighbourhood Not a stain oe 7 RNS Grune, oF syprvres Joint Notes |
hurgpean war ender thee t No) tameras, and other Mexican ports, which are in could be fastened upon the young lady's charae- By order of the Executors,
hus jean ol Ari nmecaun wews al a he Oe" (Pullen Bh Possession of anether of the ter, aud the jury brought in a verdict of guy, W LLLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.
the morniwd. said rents, namely the. Uuited States of | ’e members uniting in a recoumtuendation of Charlottetéwn,Andest 271888 :
. j ; eid “ 44, 120,
ol -<——_.- Mexico, which decree isin the following words:— | Merey on account of the age and infirmity of the
. lefendant. The court, nan impressive manner . y
* Th . > PD ToT “The pert of Matameras and a re ly a mere i : i ak 4 ¥ forse r i |
CONT KI bl MONS FOR THI POORER t} ‘ bil : ed thoee wf the senteneed the slanderer to be fined five hundred | Supe ror Blood Herse ion Sale
SURFEREES BY THE LATE FU i “ ew foondivs Wiieh have withdrawn from dollars and be imprisoned six months, Ov hear: | BY
obedience fo the Government are closed to! : | f . : |
Wivon's Orrice. H — : ‘ ing this, the young lady whe was the subject: of >E ‘ srg r
er, ' / foreign and eeasting trafie during such time as! > . i” 7 : |
August 2ist, Dste ‘ the empire of the law . all pose bn thi in . . slander burst into tears, and implored the | PUBLIC AUCTION, |
h > ° it ‘ © shit ut * theie ‘*tti- . oe . - ’
The Marr acknowledyes the 1 ' 1. | wtanterdd ‘ourt to remit the sentence, declaring that | “VIM Subscriber has been authorized by the
he’ Mave i WoW lewioves we reeeip tis , : : | » a ° 1
fallowinge ameunt in ail of _ "e “en 1 Atied. 3 Wiel aa nae her only object was the vindication of her - Owner, AJB. CO. Hottasn, Esq.,te SELL by
sHowsny 3 " whl of sufferers by 1 fire Articl Merchants proceeding from said charact:F, and that sha had no vindictive AUCTION on FRIDAY, the Lith of SEPTEMBER
at Chariettetowna, PB. 1: ports on arriving at any other where the excise feel . "Wl : bod & vei das tupaceeiel jhezt, at half past #2 o’elock. p. m.. i front of
Wm. P. West, Es a ot the Eoupire is collected, shall pay the duty on} '™ 4h « P ae LC ut td tee ach tted) | CABLE SHOTEL,” SUMMERSIDE a superiot
mie ° i*s < mosertation, intreduction and cons tier * Previously acknuowled ed Wt 9 ae Pep reed Vert eras pepe: Blood Entire Horse, |
aed, on satistvetery proof ot contravention, shall be ls id le AG) | le biet i ; |
irremissably confiacated Died ® years old, stands 6} hands high, and weighs|
5 ’ '
@ about TLt ewt.
. ‘Quer Ministry of the Treasury is charged with At Hope River, Lot 22, on Sunday, the 12th ine] aye. gj
_ 4 ' re in arged witl I RSVET, Same Sey . ws Aa th tn. | s HORSE is conside-e , 4 > fine
J : the practi¢al execation of thia decree stunt, after a protracted illness of 9 years and 8 | | Thi it —_ - cons ide ed one of the fine a
CRARLOTTE TOWN, Aug. 27th, Isu6 - lamonths, Mr. Patrick McKenna, aved 34 vears pecineus of the breed ever reared on the Isiand ;
. Given at Mexico the Sth day of July, 1866 fy inalurost perfect in syunuetry aud gives ludication |
Peary Bowyer Smith, Eeqr, St. Joba : ¥» Beceused was characterized aud deservedly re antl ese - - 5 - I
BG Wii oink. 8. ei £6 0 0 And whereas, the decree thus recited by de.) spected by all who knew him, for his strict and — ee
Adam MacKay, Esyr, Halifax @ 15 -@] Care GS Wockade unsupported. by cangpetent | Sterling mtegriiy, and upright, moral character; | sé? Terms easy.
b gee ‘ military or naval force, is in vielation of the rights nnd leaves a large cirele of relatives aud frieuds | Viviets WAY (Wa ok |
ae. f the United Statea as defined by the law of na ymourn their sad bereavement.—Requieseat in | Bedeqne, Aug. 27, 1X66 ' ay a ; |

COLONIAL INTEL ens as well as the treaties existing between the ge ‘ ‘ . , La rT

/ LIGENCE ; : Te | At Lot 13, on the 3ist ultimo, after a short bat |

ae Kates be America and the aturesaid, | severe illness which he bore with Christian par | ciTy DEBENTURES. |

‘Tit Canadian Le sislature closed its'seasion nited States of Mexico tience, Mr. Dennis Bireh, at the advanced ave ot , BY-LAW having been enac el by the |
ow the léth., On the day priorto that on w hich Now, therefore, 1, Andrew Johnson, President on fe — pe was a native of County | © City Council providing for the payment of the
the prerozation fowk place. it was anuonneed of the United States, do hereby proclaim and de- | Ne “Nn . tiv cg her pereied to tole Islaul 1) annual interest of any stim borrowed for the pur

by Hon. Joba A. McDonald, 3 vt clare that the aferesaid decree is held’ and will | rm w ; coe ‘I ae rs a ye gin: vee ae pose of aiding the erectien of a Public Market |

: i eboa rh . nr pe . ° ss chan ~ respectet vy 2 hho thave *plensure of | . |

; i} eg i bw the United States to be absolutely null and) : : wu ’ . ae w . wd. : heyy | tlouse, and for the liquidation of the primeipad :|
from Mr. Holton, that there is to be a deputa stl he tt ‘ yy : his nequiintanee. He leaves a large circle of | Notice is hereby giveu that tenders for the pur
! veld a8 agains he government an cilizens of ends and relatives to mour x loss. ** Bleszed |; ee ws _ , valactag th
tow tor Kugland in connection with conf lera the United States, and that \ si rt a ~ wl the = Ith: MP 4 Pp mye - 4 mt Blessed | chase of City Debentures for the sam of £40 oF
tem, tue that the time of its departure. t] ui ites. Is ' dashed augieteser tines” a “ably eet . £1 each, to the amountof L600, beariug iiterest

i partut the Dn} whall be made to enforce the same against the go- Atthe North River, on the 0th imetant, Mrs at the vale of six per cent per annum, pas |
under disctission between tle tu erial ancl Ca.) vermment or ciuzeus of the United States will be | Melutyre, relict of the late Donald Melutyre, in | yait yearly, the interes as well me the liquid aes
Lon Crovernmieuts, wou al — arrranged to | disallowed. the 77th year of her age jot the principal secured on the toils of the New|
suit the convenience of the mperia! authori — : | Market Jlonse and ou the weveral re ao aa oe

. : a i " itmess whereof I have hereunto set my : 7 - ee ee
tied On proroguing the Levis ature. th: Co ' bond and canidl Tid eulbGl the Muiiel Staive i Launched, City. will be received at the Office of the City
vervor General clused his speech with the | be affixed. On the 8th instant, from the shipyard of Mr. |‘ lerk until 12 o'clock, noon, on SATURDAY the

} it ath 2 gig hg : : A : leivhth day of SEPTEMBER next, where the form
following :— atthe (ibe of UW eablont this 17th d Wim. Ellis, juur., Bideterd, Let 12, for Wim. | (the. dehentess nits he wen and oo :
“ 3 ne Citvo asninate : 5 > , : . ey : bac re FECH 4 PNer CCE St
. ‘ q ¢ slnihie haninas. , : ~~ A aay Richards, nsq ‘ at 1 ort Hall, a rig, Jou tons, fi ution m oe l SFY ENA a
‘*] rejoice that vou have completed your, Of Anguat, in the vear of eur Lerd 1sct, and of , information Cominniiente:
nart for tl ‘of the Col i ), | the I lependence of the United Stat tA P built wuder inspection to class 4 years at Lloyd 8 | iby order |
paar ' the unron of the olomes of Sritish thale wiehce Oo ue niled States of Athetica ealled th oe Kate ’ i } PETER M A\CGOW AN. Ci .
: . F ‘ ule, 2k M. aa ty Clerk.
North Ameri nud | «} not fail tot the uinety frst, ’ ie , ns
ui America, and hall not fail to transmit d | Charlottetown, the 27th ? }
tu the Mecretary Stute for the Color : ANDREW JOUNSON | ’ . geny ' dave wens ih
«th : - r “ aad fer the Col wi . fur Fv the President PRICES CURRENT. i dia f Ay net. 1S ial 4 : _|
presentahien to Her Majesty, vour uddre on ; Ss een ter oy bes *, “i ® -_ | Tre ~
shies @ a? fu . le a Ms i an i. Nidliam H. Sewari » ored of State CHARLOTTRTOWN, Aug. 24, 1866. | i ANKS.
: .3 , eis ee Provisions
aa oth fr, , , , t nce uh A correspondent af the New York Times, dat- Reof mall) per Ib Bit Py be YENDERS will be received at the Office!
mieu vo } we P 2 a snathnn th } ef, i e ores ween ee coerced ‘ ' ‘ oof S aon v PP ’ j
p oe 4 iabey: Rey comcratilia the | ing trom Newport, thus speaks of the style of lair | a ah hl i 234 <> aa | of the Citv Clerk unal SATURDAY, the!
sahresien at Which thini tan called junto existene in Vegue with the ladies of that tashionable re- p k + Pre ee ae gig | esth day of SEPTEMBER, for the sinking and)
wu the retrospect attorded hy the events the | sort:—*" It would de you good te look atit. You ‘”D ; pacar ee ie : qt ol completing Plree Tanks or Reservoirs tor cone}
ae er oe @ eaters iu the Pro ean see it at your leisure, either on or off their Mutton, "ad a ee to ta taining water, to be used in cases of Fire?)
Vie Ge'tnark daring the 14t68 the Grn heads. Kats, mice, frizzes, rede, curls, ringlets, ! Veal Ta a ie ....3d to dd | Specifications as to the places where the said}
sofidution of your institutious, both a ities! and | 8 lets, eyelets, beau-catchets, fabw pieces, side Haw, per Sse det i ce canti del Jed.s sore 06 O68 ‘anks ave to be suk, the form, dimensions, and
Hiunicipal, the extended settlement of your, Pivee*, bugles, full bloods, mops, horse toils, | Butter, (fre D)eccecscecceceeeee ols 2d to Ds Sd | materials with which they are te be constructed
mwntry aud the develonemeut of + : na sweeps, feathers, puffs, Africaines and shiners— ee ee We On 6 as bse eee Is to Is 21 iid every otlier Recessary infomation can be
c ai ' ehopenment ¢ iri rs - . H ;

7 . : these are a few ef the varieties With escent of | Chee: OOF Wie cs calli bcbelblWes vole ees .. 34 to Gd aseertained by application to |
resources and foreign trade, the iu:proven ; ; oe rf : ps ETER ‘G "AN |
and armoliReation of vox . neg ee , " : S| the names, doubtless, your readers are familiar, | Tallow, per Ib.... 26. 266s cece eee eee Td te G4 | PETER MACGOWAN,

I ee ee ee ee others I newer heard belwre, and the reader may | Lard, per ID... cece eee ee eee cree eee Bd to 10d 27th August City Clerk.
the education which the ad »ption of the svstem | he a4 iguerant as I—for anch F append a brief | Flour pet 1B... ..c00s ccccceecees oa ; i!
of respomuble government hus afforded your! dictionary. Rate—Big wads. Mice~—Luittle wads. | Qatueal, per ewl......--..6. eee eee Ins ty 208| PHRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
statesmen in the well tried ways of the British Earlets—curls in frent of the ear. Bugles— | Bsgs, pet dozen... ...... -. vee. + Od to Ts]
4 unstitution. The same princi les. the ppli- Double ratse—Huge wads of paper, hair anything Grain, Boot and Shoe Facto y
cation of which has been attended with so much | te make a rell which looks like a burlesque on a! Bartey per bushel..................58 to 6s 6d y
advantage in the smaller union, will be the cuide | belogne sausage. Full) Bloods — Queer litth Oats, per EE TR aa ie 33 3d to Be bd South Side Queen Square i
of your course in the larger sphere of action on | iangular pyramids, Horse Taile—Long bunches Vegetables 22 : eS:
which you are now about to enter. and | fer. of hair. Altricaines—A kind of wig that crink- ” . on TONLE Sabser ber would respectfully tat. |
vently pray that the blessings which vou have lea exactly jike a negre’s wool, All of this and | —_ 4 ty a tt tree wees wees eee .. m4 mate to his COUNTRY CUSTOM ERS|
Mehente enjoyed seiner tee abit Mee Gael at much niere is the rage with a certam clase of | e@Mes, P pene cob ss dogs 96 oemy, Cima jand WHOLESALE BUYERS, that be has en-!
sore'ts the new nationality of which al x -,, | Pery outre people, whe seem to have a great deal Poultry. jyaged Mr. CHARLES WeELDON to travel for hin, |
+ weed mapcnger - my ' > ror E!) of money and time, both of which Lhey invest very | Geese ss pill eas “odin oa aia Mau ee none | aud that he will be at all times ready to fill up|
re & part, an oe 1CUSIONS © hie ll eee ae ” ¢ — mee : i : : 0
oii M ‘ ‘¢ Meusiot . neh Will) deeidedly in hair. DS WE gas coe c cheeses o00 ae ae we 95 | their Stock and take their Orders, as they may |
hive 07 ‘ ha * aime 2 he 4.) Wers ; y A 3 Is fi | > . ’ ’ . le
Pa we 1 place aimousst lie power «oe ; Fowls, each.........- tees ces .- Ts Gi to 23 6d require. For the FALL TRADE, he haa the |
Ol the wurid. The New York Herald paid seven thousand | F sh. | largest aud choicest Steck of all Goods in his |
a doliars te the Atlautic Telegraph Company for | Codfish, per qth... .... cee. cece eee eee 203 to 30s | line, ewer exhibited in this Island, aud at prices |
A vessel, supposed to be a small shallop,| a repert of the King of Prussia’s speech to the | Herrings, pet barrel... .... ec eee ee ee es 30s tu 40s | that defy competition. Having the sole agency
was observed flonting vesterday in the Straits | Prussian Diet. | Mackerel, per dozen........ wees ee eee es 28 to 88) for the Canadian Rubber Co., his assortment of
of Northumberland, in front of Cape Joh: She ita seed nq | Lumber, i Felt and Rubber Boots and Overshoes, of every |
! a Fioops aT rHe WesrT—Tamry Pers l ; | j i.|
was evidently a wreck, being bettom up MOS AT THe —— RTy ERSONS| Boards, (Hemlock)... .... 6.02 e-e2 eee 33 6d to 4 | class, will be found complete, of the best material, |
ee de ee Mee . a a a Lite NeED.—There have been heavy rains atthe} Do CRROD bons - 544-5) 465 400 4s to 5s | and lower than ever. The Retail ‘Trade wail, in|
lled!* Clini veda telen' baek det to Ker to 8) ¥ est and mene of tle mromera y ere fluuded ee Cn edcceeeuses eben ey cee 9: future, be conducted on strictly Cash Prineiples,
; : - . “ causing great destruction of lite and property. A | Shingles, per ___ ei ne eh lia ag ib 10s to 15s | but at such prices as will prove most ndvin-
boat, but could tind no name painted on her! despateh dated La Crosse, Wiscous Aug. 11 : : ; 5
is tyre tena bet-a acca ng espatch dated La Crosse, Wiscousin, Aug. 11, Sundries. tageous te all parties por hasi.g All persons in-|
f ~ , _ ; . ah ‘ . , = ogee A ~ oe Hay, per tom... ..0s 220s cece cece cece .502 to 60s |debted to the subscriber are requested to tuake
om this eraft, were found onthe shore. They! « Near Houston, about twenty miles weet of | straw, per cwt........ +++ ...+- ds 6d to 2s | immediate payment of their Accounts.
ba =~ d 3 MeLean, aundd bore the asses La Crosse, tuirts perseus wer drowned by a Cimothy oT sees - --+- bone! Gk R A OF NIGOLL. |
of Brandywine and | nion Mills. Parts of the | sudden rise of Root River, Minneseta. Twelve | Ciover seed per Iv eeeeeeeeee-mone | Charlottetown, Auguat 27th, 1806.
Spaers and ris city also dritted on sh re, hich bodies have been recevered aud buried. It is a Homespun, per yard... cece ecee ence cece obs bo Gs ik
4 Pe . our ‘ . 5 y Mid °
Png te rege , emall eraft. Phey were laad event. Doubtheas many other similar casu- alas rod a tA ia ak a i hla sya wv AN TEs.
Sand to he very old an ian’ Oeee bets Beri leststen suines wi 3 | Hides, per BO. ... 6.00 s ces cece cece ace dw , > Pigs 1 |
a en ‘ d — 1 und alties have occurred | Wagkciscii.. : ae ie a WAREHOUSE MAN who under- |
SOUT, wlrout - eet iong, also came on * ore . i | i } i
j . eliong, also Came on lore, = Sheepsking....... i stuns cutting, curing and packing Pork, ean |

New Youn, 20th P.M.
A large fire in Jersey City yesterday destroy |
ed a large cotton and oil whart, fogether with al
Accounts from all parts of New Branswick | number of vessels. Loss about two millieus
agree that creat quantities of hay have been | dollars. i
Ix ; I fire in Chicago yesterday deatreyed property |
valued at hall a million dellars.
About 600 deaths by cholera in St. Louis last |
week and nearly 500 mn Crmeinuatti
President Roberts has called Fenian Congrese |
lo meet at Troy, Sept. 4th.
No Cable news,
Gold 1 in.

No elue to the fiate of those on b vmard ha

yer
been diseovered.— Picton Standard.

injured by the heavy fall of rain on

s? Tunis

Thurslay might and Friday.

that }
the
standing crops by the rain storm which raged
at that place on Thursday last.

We learn from the Picton Standard
emsiderable damage has been done t

'

—ee | “ =e
The Staaderd states thata patrol has been Me. Grapsrose os tue Fesxtays.—In Par.
liament, when seconding the motion of the |

organized fur some time in Picton, who take
turns in Walking the streets bw night te pre-
veot fires, robberies, ‘&c., or in ease of ain

Goverument to continue the SuSpeusion of the
Act of Habeas Corpus in Ireland, Mr. Glad-
such weeurring, to give immediate and prom steve remarked ;—**1) mugt say 1 know not
alarws. where to find upon record anything more |
abominable in the shape of political violence |
than the invasion of Canada by the Fenians.
(Cheers) The

for any of the wrongs or gricvances—be they |

Ac Ottuwa (Canada) despatch says the Ca-
nadian authorities continue their prepars tions
to regiet the Femans. The troops at Qy ebee
are ordered to be in readiness, and 10,000
canteens are being manufactured.

Canadians are not respousille
real or imaginary—which the Feniaus misht |
think they had sustained at our bands. Jhe
invasion of Canada was a foul, a ruthless, and}
prived of all that |
political error, a ul it shows that |
these men have }
only to utter threats—which

Times that the
C. Wa thrown jute a
wild stafe of excitement ou the evening of the
tth test. hy the oecurrenece near that pance of

We learn frown the Ottawa ‘ ; :
+) a “1 s murderous act (cneers), de
villaze of Ricevill+, was none :
could disnity
them the

‘
'

within temper not

‘or my own part

- — +o oe ee = = enn el Aare

te We are requested to intimate, that the

keep acconut of Grain, and will make hinselt
ivenerally nsefal in a Granary and Warehonse. A

| permanent situation and first rate wages guaranteed

loa sttisfivetory person whe ean furnish testimo~|
| ulals of wood character.

3d to dd
C006 0606 C006 C408 Coser e none
GEOKGE LEWIS, Market Celrk.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Apples per doz
Partridges,

;

R.-T. HOLMAN.

Summerside, Ang. 27th, 1866 sin

j
i
}

‘FARMERS’ BANK OF RUSTICO.
NM OLLCE is hereby given that afer the)
m3 Debts of its Organisation have been liqm- |
dated, a Dividend of Three and one Half per |
centam for the dast six mouths, ending Auvust)
}15th, has been declared, aud is payable to Stock-!
holders on demaud

A LAW
To regulate and prevent, if deemed neces-
sary, the erection and continuance of
laughter Houses within the City.
Passed Gth Angust, T8606.
Approved 21st August, L866,

By order,

MARIN J. BLANCHARD, Cashier.
August 2th, boo Iw
Soda & Water Biscuil.

prsesu from RANKINE & SUN'S Bakers

}

|
|
|

BB" it enacted by the City Council of the
City of Charlottetown as follows :
No person or persots or corporate body shall
12 Boxes Sola & Water BISCUIT.
N. RANKIN, Water Street.
August 20, 1866, 2in isl

erect, use or employ any slaughter house within the
limits of the City, without having first mace ap
plication in writing, and obtained permission and |
authority from the City Council su to do,

EX. ORIENTAL.
Candles and Blacking,

1D Boxes CANDIES, &’s,
15U doz Muson’s BLACKING.

Just Arrived.

When any such application shall he nue, there
shall be therein stated with percision the place
in which it is intended to erect such slaughter
house, the dimensions thereof, the facilities for |
and the precautions intended or contemplated to
be taken for removing or disposing of the blood on
i Which said application shall be |

other hupurities ;

& most distressing circumstance. As the tamily ; ,
. : Tes [ believed were mere words—but to endeavour | submitted to the Health Officer to report upon, NR nc agli Sap alg Pe
of Me . ‘ re seated art ‘ , Abii, N. RANKIN, Water Street.
ng Me. Dhusiel Jandrigan we 7e seq d around is to carry fire and sword intoa peaceful country, | befere any such permission or authority is granted August 20, 1866 k Din én
large duuble-stove, in which a hot fire wae wade if. tl . i ek a ae 1 an canes he igual VU, DOut. “ :
*relure ne one iu, ‘eo ‘ - Seen, ‘ ° ‘ . - edt: ann
for baking purposes, a ale eper, Or cross-picce oF Ae ok hie . : fu granting any snch application the City Coun: | |
A 4 ¥ ? i — »eonduct of the erienu *} | P os ” . : ee } f ne ‘a; 9
timber, which held up the floor immediately * the evs ort ite Amen rh Pt oo ay cil may impose such restrictions — conditions as) ROE Ck . |
P ” 8 we are ‘ Cae Vv secure mn hii quar r, " hee leemed expe “yl ro . 2ve * “ . . °
under the Move, vave wu precipitatins futher, aie . ‘ , ‘ 1 ‘ a suet iby a a i aga bd mg: ce ‘HH > Sabseriber will sel} by Private Yon. |
, m4 ; : 5 : and that we may reckon beforehand on their | sucu slanvhter honse from being a nuisance to the | : } sgh
mother, and three children, tezether with the |). : : : : . hbourheod, or injurious to the health of the in tract Pasture Lots 231 and 232, now eccupied
. ' ' ea . discharging every international duty, L must | neigh) our ’ } ; se ” hey Shen ii nae ie ine onthe St/ Petet's Jtead. |
stuve, into the cellar, a distance of seven and a : ip p>, ae 5 a lesa patzaant S- | by Mrs. Lowery. frouting on the St. Peter's Koad. |
half ¢ J i hild " j say that that invasion of Cagadacis an indica about half a amile east of Wright's Bridge. This |
on — noes i, rot $ me ra be yve 2 tion of the virulence and mialignuity ot Feuian- When a complaiut, in witthie: te tade Mat ant pleasantly situated Property y per ate heatme for}
fats « ave ami i a f= Ferre ¢' © . 4 be , , ® - pee ears wl: ; j “— 36 : “Y »|
sage aba Oe ate ae sat : ea, Which weeould not have thought it possible slanghter honse, ajready erected and in use, his vIY Years yt rit tuniniaal ring 5h Up Sel ey ‘ there |
ly covered with red-hot ashes, fre, aud parts of j ld wit , 7 ris likely te become, a nuisance, or in- |'* # comfortable Dwelling House and new Baru on
; oe - | we sould witiess. become, Or is ely te Mey a “i : paar ig Ree TW ne a re SF
the heated a on ee : ver partical: lease upply te
% shuckinyg mauner, ancl receiving Culs and . ’ 4 k *aa) shall be referred to the Elealtn Officer to report pears, ORL UT As tt W. LORD |
henteve wihiels vendem. their recocery doubttal I: EAR EUS F AMINE EN Npta.— The A alentta spoon 5 amtel if the City itietedt alien attention] , eo See _ ~ a
J bee ¢ id j tl aaa o ] Mail bein ts distressing int Hisenee of the pre) of such report, shall think fit to make order for Acting: Executur fur Eetale ot hite' bb. Guouue: |
* te whole uf => + Powe tie ; ef } iy & valence of famine in Ben ral. The nafives the removal, reconstruchion, or wimetdinent of such | August 20, DS6b |
hurut tu econ ef’ er tom nchage ° ius “he agp from the out!vine districts are crowding to | slaughter house, a notice to grees: ygperess Ayre ae ; 2 “ar 7
tured. The father, whe at ggg gcloe ' gue capital, many of thea dying cu the road, terms of the aged - _— — ‘iin : By ai * or | Renders iof I ainting.
fant in his arms, ¢=Cuyn d with a slight bin of : 1: oe “Wea, : wrved npon the owner Ce ee us iste , " ‘ 4
} 4 he | ld wis ‘h njure mid those whe have childs cae oS their of) such shinuhter hyorts und tou compliance Wille 4 KA LED TEN DE ts will be received by |
eS ————eEEeEee spring for afew shillings each, The fiilure| je terms of such order, within the time to be} s°) ye andersizned, anol THURSDAY next, the
nf -. ifthe Avra aft Masterman’s Bank fill en-| therein specitied, shall subject the party ollending sq just at 12 o'clock moon, for PAINTING, with |
} * t” . ¢ .- ‘ - rer ° : ." . Ld ~ ) . . } a }
The Montreal Wituess state — ye « - raaad malic attentionietedia. The Madras | @ 8, penete are ding Five ed fi ‘sr TY Liwo wood confs of Panit. the front ot the Stap “oc
© lige oover . ‘Trews . ngo Ue er remant oi we ho ; 4 i “7 ' be ra MApers FECeELVE d by the preseut mcul state. that 4 sa: pourri the ‘Polive 4 tod und im de- byes by Wi W. Lord 7 Uo.. a tied Mi 84 NY \
howely pass between the wharf ane Hleles 10 SEKIOUS Consequences had resulted in that giattot payment, the offewler to be imprisoned fur | ¢; - re ¥ os . ta et — . re : : ue
belaned were ordered to look oat for the beocdies h a ip i : See seston (Good security w xc required fow the fuithtal per
ft! ste t ited St te militate « ficern- a vaD ‘ sinks onac v room Line ate rpm Cy. bere ass Lines a period bie ehooecwlin vot us i. | formauice of the Coutract.
hy? per t o li a 9 es eae uf any reason to anticipate auvthins of the kind. } , . he ® j W.W. LORD. |
tain and two Neutenants—who were supposed} - ’ : Any person or persons offending against the lrst Auenst 20, 2266 °
‘ . . ‘ — . ; “aris 4 Ly ~F, °
to have leen drowned in crossing to Nuu I : a od g..| Clause of this By-Law, stall, ou conviction, lorfert | - cial a
: . A wondon ~ popul ition was es!imutec auto.-! ' ‘ cccling Ten Por ie tt = ‘
S| » nce redk § , " ° ; ; reg paid pay a sui het erceediny cu wuds, ta be | q a
j lauel. Ua: uneday tne yd te . dy - O54 900. of tie Sch ol May. +) ritvoy mn 1348, recovered hefore the Police Court, or be im " FOR SALE a ‘ |
ont go . . . . ‘ . { a f . . . ot < 4 ri ‘ ei
the wate ; whi h _—- d to. be that of oue “9 Lord Macaulay yout the Mrvlish capital 8s I }- prixone do in default of pHVinent, for a period hot , GOO » i A KM Li¢ RAK, a é A RK L .
the Heutenants. The hands appeared vn The pulation at | 8OU.000 Lhe increase is more | cacceding two mouths, and a further sum aye PRUCK and ILARNESS. Apuly tay; ;
surface ot the water, seemmelv im the : titude Oi aa cialis are rye fweoty Shillings for every day after couvie tion J..4. Te MORRIS.
i P than 1,200 06 im ecighitecn year . ey ee wuld slimehter house shall be nsed of employed HY Aue... IS56. ‘ j
. ! t
they had assumed at death, and the head was : ’ re sibel shail fone: =i AU, in |
mt, _ the ‘ , ‘ ii —s } tj | eame rate of increase, London will have more | uch. to be recoverd as aforesaid ; and i case | : : —
fi i eh k " ae ; t; ' ~ , aa rah Fe than 5,000 OU0 people in. L804, or about a of wen payment the party offending to be huprisun MONEY PO BE LENT.
lie ack trousers, a military coal, an wore many as all Engl ind bad at the close of the | ed fur a perivd hot exeeeding thirty days. oa : |
aco dj star upon his bre ist also a mass rolal wares. bea " Sd rey VILAND M: . ON Ie) , a limited Sums, Gan he oh
one Rag of I al | had thai | Pelee of Charlee the Second ; and about 8, PW. UA ——— L tamed on loan by applyingte the Subseribes
. te rere, i a hi a : wi . ‘ . . ma aed OF bon ry cupped uto the Subseriver,
ruts nd be ol “kL yn oe , a" ba a 500,006 at the close of the nineteenth cen Peren MeGowan, Civ Clerk. it thectilies of the iton | St ppenpine
arouls Ms Peck, Witheut @ Walch allached, ony j snsunhalitian — amen name ee a ee el i apie Ce 4
. . : tur There is no limit to the Capabilities Vat ti 7 : 4 | Approved Freeho.d Security will be reqnired
! ar age ‘ . ‘ “ ¢ | ° ’ . . °
Fourteen half dollars, yon pe ; dolla : and ai si ase in the monster. Ottawa must CONVENT OF NOTRE DAME. ! W WW. SHLLIVAN.
three pence were found m hms pockets. water 8 e777 Charlottetown, Amunst (0. D866 Sin
: ‘ y a catch up tu the world’s me , Pit i ’ q
in the day the body of the other lieutenant was tate dh sie To Classes in the above Tnstiturion
Cas * ysl Le troports. ‘ rer will he re-opened on MONDAY, the 3rd of | Vessel Wanted.
om ~ on . ee P SEPTEMBER next. | i ‘ ‘ ;
She Mouteenl »Wtiness-cnys that tho um at po roar tal yA Charlottetown, Ang 97th 1866 %n i“. The Undersigned wishes to
° 7 ® . oe ‘ , ‘ ‘ . . ongeee nrlottete ae u ‘ ~ sia neil
important features of the new ¢ anadian taritf, | the Charlottetown Club, advertised fo take place Tetisictaitslit Lick, eh babble ai ly purchase a GOOD VESSEL,

‘
'

r gal-|«t

’ the on Saturday last, had te be postponed on account

whieh has become law, are the raising © : Prete
duty on spirits of all kinds to 70 cents pe the unfavorable state of the weather Phe
loa, and on tea to 7 cents per Ih. and 15 per

Club being victorious. The grounds were visited

cent. ad ralorem ; and the lowering of t duty during ihe day by at least five hundred spectators,
bpowu manufactured gor ds generally feo 2. and the proceedings were eolivened by the per-

aud 20 jer ceul. to Lo per cent,

formances of the excellent Band of the 4th Regt

— Bul.
—_-

A correspondent from the Westu ard states :—
“We bad # heavy gale trem the kK. N. Eo on Fri-
/- : $ . sf. ! expect te hear of aeane vessels betny
Je t t seemed, whilst im a state day la ,
of int ee ao r 9 swith hi hese oa chore, aud others meeting with disasters. .Al-
micativw, Kild Guwt ik is lies

: ~ gveady | have heard of one sehr. being ashere af
s rail, and went to sleep. Alwut midnight, Gee eee Lclousinn. 2, Xuen, Hortio., weer
tas vers dark, the night switeb-man shunt loaded with codfish ; another at the Lasks.ad Late
home cure on that siding, and these ¢a5 MUS) Loy Island; and another drove from ber anchor
hea pase oval over the unfortunate mag nec in Richmond Bay and went ashere on Curtain
® at daylicht next morning head aw bods Island, and bas to be lightened to be gut salt. — dsl
were foaud completely severed with the es-)
ception of a susall piece of skin.
premier EON
The imports of M witreal during the
Months have been $13,000,000—beins an th
erease of wearly $6,500,008 over the same periwe
vf just year, "Phe duties were #2,575,2 —be-
is over £1 000,000 of an inereasc.

A shoeking death haapye ned ona siding of|
thé Cirand Trank Railway. wear Stratford,
Vanada. a few vizhts since. A labouring man

Weatine

“across

j
————_—-

The Bhallap Plat went ashere, bottom up, at

| Cape Jol, sear the rniranee to Pictou Hlarber,
last six lon Sunday fast, the [sth tis. She afterwards
1 drifted off inte deep » ater, aud sunk. One mast
’ and three bbls. of Flour, on which were marked
‘the name MeLean, weet ashore.
| Simece writing the abowe, we have heard it stated
that the name of the vessel ia the Bre, Meitae,
Master, frou this Port, with wundry goods, bound
Montreal ‘for ty the Wood Islands, where the vessel was

The causes | pwied.— lb.

Money is reported searee in
the first teme for about two years,”

mateh was played yerterday—the Charlottetown |

from 80 to 100) tous register, nol

: NOTICE.

GENERAL MEETING of the Sub-

EX ccribers of the CHARLOTPETOWN READ. |

I ING KOOM will be betd ut the Room, Water |

I Street, ou THURSDAY, the ih cay ot Auguet, |
instant, at the hour of * o'clock. pom ”

GEO. A. THRESUER,
Superintendant.
Charlottetown Reading Room, 2) yer bul tin
“ith Auuust, 106

MARE STOLEN.
VLOM a Pasture Lot on the Mount Edward
i oad, Charlottetown Revalty, on Sunday
the Pork instant, a BAY MARE, raised by Neil |
Medanes, late of Charieitetown, and alierwards
owned for some time by John Rigg, squire.
This Mare bas a long tay, 8 a spirited auineal |
that would wet bear a whip, is believed to be |
from a Revenge horse; bad the Wate shabtly whated
on the riebt shoulder, alse asmall weund jyark oo
the Jeft side and shoulder, now searcedy gisible

mere than two years old
Address, stating partienlars,

WM. FINDLEY, Orwell.
sj Zin i
EXECUTOR’S FINAL NOTICE.
aie undersigned ias Executors of the
will of WELLIAMASMARDON, late of Chan
lottetown, Saddler deceuned, being about to clk
ithe accounts of the Testate. hereby cali upon all

]

Anenst Hitly, P68

|
| ¢
|
/

=e
| prurties tuekebied i fer ty MAKE
ar before the 20th day of SEPTEMBER next, us
loval proce jugs will be reserte d to fer the reco-

it
very of ui) at

THOMAS DAWSON,
JOSEPH HENSLEY.

Charlottetewn, Angust 2 Ist.

CAUTION.
ERKMIAH CONNORS. my hired Ser-

vant, left me without permission und pgainet
my will, As his term of service hye pet yet ex-

withest close ¢Xmusiaaiion 5, can vithes, pace er jpired. all pesons harboring er eanploviz # him will
trot, aud answers to the nawe af Copa?’ ve prosecuted as the law @ireets” The sid Jere-
rh d ie 3 aaah Connors is undér twenty vears of age. and

Any person giving information that will lead sas born in New fonddy, where hid mother

der.
*PANHML NOONAN.

5

pibbal

willl be Landsuinely rewatded by | widow) at preseait nesi

&

ove aes

te her reewvery

suet.
the owuer: ANDREW A. MACDONALD.
| Georgetown, August 25th, 10d. hip ba

*
ead :
.& *

he shall find lying, loitefing or wanderin

shall issue as aforesaid; and on couviction Hpow
the oath of one or more

| forego

Kl

}steads in the Western prairies of the Southern

lits race ably.

lobserve how varied are the Contents of these pe-
riodicals, and how well they are adapicd to keep-
ling their readers informed of the progress of the
lvarious branches of knowledge
Finiod of ian puts tort its powers,

ieal classitication of customers and subscribers ;

| periodical.

tle Mette to amake payment on)

fuse remaining vapewl after that date. |

& FANNY

to restrain and punish Vagraats, Men-
dicauts and Street Beggars.
Passed Gth August, T8866.

Approced Vile ciugust

»* . . |
BK it enacted by the City Council of the

( ity of Charlottetown, us follows

It sh
stulole nud on view, or by 4 ommend of the
\ a City Coomatlor, ull Vagranis, that is
to may, all loose, idle or disorderly persis, Whom
ehher
in any field, yard, highway,

bbe lawful for any Police Officer or Con
Ww upprehe

luvor, or

v
by day or by uigut,
Whar, ovother place; and all prosiitntes, or other
P found fying. lodging or sleeping in any
barn, shed or other building nnoce upied, or in the
opel air, oF in OT Gtider ahy Wagou ot other vehicle

persotis,

} wit ju the limits of the Uity of Chiurlotictown, noi

viviuy a satisfactory acconut of themselves, and to
detain such nutil he, she or they ean be}
Police Court: and the person

per: Os
brought before the

| so offending shall, on eouviction, forfeit and pay a}
}fine not exceeding tweuty shillings, or be mupii

soned for a term uot execeding fuurteen days.

i}

, ‘
wider, either per

Upon complaint of any hous
: }

sont y or by writing, that persons of the a
cription are at uttissnce or ainovance to hinnself,
herself or the neighbourlieod, a euminons simall be
issued from the Police Conrt conimanding the per
solor persons so uccosed to appear ab the said Court
the next nnewer to the
vayrancy ;und the offender or ofeuders,
if convicted, onthe oath of one or more credible |
Wiltess or Witnesses, to be puuished as aforesaid }

rmOve

‘

forthwith, or day, to

eh irye o

The Police Officers o> Constables are hereby
commanded on view of any person openty begging
inthe streets of the City forthwith to apprehend
the same, and detain him or her natil Le
cau be bronelit befove the Police Court; aud open
conviction the said Court may oder the offender
or ollenders to be Hiaprironhed 't n the first offence
torn period not exceeding toity-eight hours, and

or she

1

|

j

}

for the second or other suvsequent ollence for a |
period not exceeding ten days, |
On the complaint of any honscholder personally |
or by writhig, u

compluning of any person being

mendienut Or Commot street beuewar, SUNOS

u
credible witness or wit-
esses, the party offending, on conviction shall be
iprisoved for the sume periods weutioned in ie

r clause
T, H. MAVILAND, Mayor,
PETER MACGOWAN, City Clerk.

Cth Aneuast, I8C6.

. y | t aT ’ ' ’
Middle ‘Trip per Undine.
ty Lik Subseriber has reeeived, by the
. above, in addition te his former well-selectea
Stock, the following, viz :—
White, Blue, Red, and Green Cotton Warp,
Grey and White COVTLONS, PRINTS.
Prince ol Wales, Peel, and elt HA Cs;
Lades’ White and Black SERAW HATS,
Hartheuware, cic, d&e, much lower thaw spring |
Ini portahions,

PATRICK WALKER.
Auguat 13th, 1266. lia

FZ0ARD and LODGING ina Pri-
vate family for two young men. Evqitive at
this Otliee jw {August 15, S06,
LOST.

N Tuesday ast, between the Fish market
aul the coruer lately occupied by A. H. Yates, |
bsg. at the foot of Queen Street. a red leather
Pocket Book, with the subscriber's name inside,
containing a considerable Sum of Money in paper.
Phe tinder willbe handsomely rewarded by leaving
the same at the office of this Paper

ARCH, BINNS.

August 15

S66

CUT NAILS.

5 UST ARRIVED, ex L. C. Oven
eF 250 Bays ** American pattern’ Cat NADLS
and SPIKES, comprising all sizes, from Sdy, tine,
up to7 iueh, which we offer, ata small advauce
le buy or larger quantities.

upon cost, by th. sing

HE. SrARBIRD & CU,
* City Hardware Store.”’
Aung. 1. Im
BRITISH PERIODICALS. |
Viz:
}

The London Quarterly Review (Conser-

valive,)
The Edinburgh Review (Whiz),
The Westminster Review (Radical),
The North British Review (free Church), |
AND |

Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine. |

( Lory.)

»
A

“PAE fo. eign Pertomicars aboveenumerated
are regularly published by us in the same
style and with the same prouptiess as heretofore.
These who knew them aud who bave long sub-
scribed to them, need nie reminder trem us; thease
whom the civil war of the last few years bas de-
prived of their once welcome supply of the best
periodical Literature, will be glad to have our
publications again bronglit within their reach ;
and those Who, residing far inland, remote from
the ceutres of commerce aud literature, may
never vet have met with them, will assuredly be
well pleased to have the means pointed out ot
bringing accredited reports of Lie progress of
European science and hiterature to their home-

plantations.

Blackwood’s Magazine also continnes to run
Equaliing the more sedate quar-
terlies in its literary and scientific departments,
its pages are enlivened with well told warratives
aud clever sketehy papers, which, by their oeca-
sioual re publication in book form, have been
stumped as far superior to ordinary magazine
literature. DBulwerand Lever and Mrs. Oliphani
have written mel of late in ite pages. AT pre-
sent the Chronicleset Carliegtord by Mrs. O , the
O'Dowd Papers by Lever, and the Memoirs. of
the Contedetate War for sudependence, by You
Bork, ef J. FE. B. Stuart’s Staff, are tavorite
serials rugningean drom miuber lo number.

We again request: the reader to rtiu his eye
over the partial dist of subjeets given above, aud

which the
Their pages
teem will the records of research, inveution and
discovery; and the copious list of Contemporary
Literature in the Weshuiister, gives a long
catalogue of works recently published at hom
aud abroad, which every reader will find a great
advantage in having at band.

Yo prevent misunderstanding, it may be as
well to observe that we have annexed the terme
+ Conservative,” “* Whig,” & Pree-Chareh,” and
“Tory,” to the the proper names of Che respeetive
periodicals, with vo dteution to initiate a polite

iv

but siioply to mtinate that when social aud peliti-
ea} subjects are taken held of, they will be dis-
cussed on the principles of that political party of
which the Review is the acknowledged organ.
The great majority, however, of all the articles in
all these Hesrews are addressed to the world in
veneral, and. not to party. The Tory reads the
Edinburgh review, for iis literature and science,
omitting ar netits political periions accordnig te
the humor of the moment; and is net regarded a>
any the less a Tory beceanse he takes a Whig
Auld se with the others. Even the
reader of the Westmiueter would not consider
that he forfvited bis fame as au advecate of frre-
thought by sub-enilings to the more orthodox
North British.) Phe daily or weekly paper which
is brought to our doors, is, hke the flag which we
raise aloft and march uuder, the index of eur pe-
litieal opinions; but the Quarterly Review o1
monthly magaziue is like the fiend of: years,
with whom, theugh of different polities, we may
assuciate freely witheut the shghtest danger of

compromising GUPsElyes.

men of all parties, as a-comamen bterary greuud on |
which they may wingle with cheeriu thoughts. |
and friendly feelings, and expanding minds; and
ltheveh we canter acer that the theologian, the
lawyer, the physician, or any learned of seieutific
man, Wilh ve all bis wants satisfied in his parti-}
evlar department, yet be yell yadonbtedly pick up|
many suggestions by whieh he mniy profit, and he |
will certaluly aeaghare a very Corteel idea of What is

going on inal] those brayeles of Maman karowledge |

:
Sone Behe raj ideas.

The Four
the series above described, are republidked at the

jiperlant for every man ol education to posses

as

f Rowing rates, Viz.

For any one of tre Review: 8189 per annum
For any two of the Reviews..0.° 7 00 us |
Por any three of the Keviews... 10 00 sé
For all four of the Rewiews..... b2 ti $e
for Black wood's Macnzine..... ttt id
i For Black wood agid one Review: 7 0 “

for Blackwood wad any two of

thie’ Nivie wet lis tia 18 60 46
Jor Blackwood aud three of tive

eviews Ls. subi. del wt 33 00 -
or blak wood and the four Ke-

wOWS. SOS s. hilie JH. Vviess Lo 6 6

than deubled sisee L2G], these priees are extreme-
lv jaw.) The original Huglish Editions would cost,
in ULS) Curreney, suave thaw treble these rates at
the present Ume,

THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co.

Publishers.
SR talker Street, New Yorl:.

| To my extra large quantity of STEEL, IRON

| BANDS, BELLOWS, ANVLLS, VICES ; aud of the

tween us, under the style and firm of W.W. LORD

guconnected with his own province, which te has?
; ' . . ;
lot time to study ja detail, bat of which it is very |

eviews and Blackwood, eon pring —_

A A A ee

St Dunstan’s College;

Under the patronage of Idis Lordship the yy!

Bishop af Charlottetown,

TEXELIS ENSTITUTION ie sitwated on the
Prineetown
north of Cherlottetown

Road, a wile and a qiarter!
Che site ia peeuliariy |

beantifal, healthy, and far reaoved fro the dis. |

Itraction# and moral dangers of the city,

The bails and rooms of the building are spacions,
airy ane conportable.

The College Grevods are large. affording ample} Creek, Lot 46;

roo for games and athletic exercises.
‘The course of studies embraces all the branch
hecessary to prepare young ten for the study ot

18 |

i
’
}
}
i
;
}

|

—— -~——_=—

_——

A Tea Party

LLL be held in or near the Protestant
Charch, at SOURIS, an WEDNESDAY,
rhe 2%: instant, in aid of the fends of that build-
Tea on the Tables at d wtelock. Tickets
is Od eweh, to be had of the Kew. ddenry Crawford,
St. Peter's; John Sutherland, Bay, Head of st.
Peter's; Jdoha McLaive, Esq, St. Peter's Bas ;
Mr. Joseph Dingwell, Bingwell's Mill; Jamee
Davixsou, Keq , Head of Rollo Bay; Mesare. Mbe-
\nlay & Jonson, Grand River; Meeere James
Keete, Kollo Bay » (lL. (elton, Sesrias Michael
Me Wade, Eaqg., Souris Satward Medtenneld, ben
) Red Point, Lot 46; Char, Mekachen, Exag., Bull
How. Euauual McEachen, East
Point, and at the entey ef the vround em the day
of the Tew Pary.

Music and phices for daneing will he provided
for those Who wish to enjoy themsvleee in that

iu

the learned professions or ft then fer mercantile | way.

pursuits, such as History, Geography. the English,

if Wednesday the 2h be rainy the Pasty wil

French, Latin and Greek Languages, Rbetoric. | be held next day.

Mathewaties, Philosophy, Chemistry, &e. Music,

vocal and iustrumental—is also taught.
The College possesses a large and well selected

| Library, as We'las an extensive Philosopky Ap-
| paratus,

The Professers and Teachers reside in the Tn-

stitution, formung but ove tamily with the studeute, |

and exereming a constant supecvision taverable to
discipiime, decorun and good morals.

Catholic students are caretully and frequently

| justructed in their holy religion, which they are re-
| quired to practise.

The most solicitous attention

|
i -

|
|
i

Souris, Sth Anunst. 1866.

REMOVAL!

rQ.HE Subscriber hereby notifies hie Cus-
tomers, and the public generally, that sinew

the late Fire, whereby his premises, on Queen

|
j

!

is paid to the morals of all >and whilst within the |

College enclosure they are coustantly under the
watehtul eyeof one of the Teachers or Prefects
Pertect discipline is strictly but kindly entorced.

|

i

Students when entering must preduce salis-|
factory testimonials of good character, ;
The College is visited regularly once a week by |
a VPlysician.
TERMS:

Per Quarter ot Ll Weeks.
Board and Tuition, . - - £6 6 6
Vse of Library, - a - ee
Phy sicilan’s Fee, » - - Ss

Payments to be made half-yearly in advance.

The College furnishes bed-steads and mat-

frasses ; the students must provide their owu beds |

and bedding, brushes, bastus, towels, &c-

The Scholastic year commences on the first*
Wednesday in September and ends about the
iniddle of July. Scudents are requested to enter
the College on the first day of the epeuing of the
clagees.

For further particulars apply to

A. McDONALD.

St. Dunstan’s College, Aug. Gth, 1866.

_ * tbe ecivases will be re-opened this year on the
vth September,

Books, Envelopes, &c.
UST RECEIVED at Queen Sequanr
bb WWKSTORE—~

Pennyson—in Bine and Gold,

16 Vols. Spurgeon’s Sermons,
Qaiuby on the Bee,
Auierican Vocalist,
Business Man's Assistent,
Webster's & Worcester’s Unabridged Dictionaries
Crabb's Synenymes,
Carpenter's Spelling Book,
Sullivaa’s Speiting Book,
Tract Primer,
Best Adhesive Envelopes,
Fancy Note Paper,

Muacilage, &&. &e

D. LAIRD.

Anynst 13, 1866. Sin
) iG
1SGG.

Y the various Ships from ENGLAND
und Steawers from BOSTON, L have com
pleted my Stock of LRONMONGERY, and GENE
RAL HARDWARE GOODS, and feel contideni
that, for prices and quality, greater inducements to

pucchasers cannot fairly be offered; and E would
call particnlarly the attention of intending

HOUSE BUILDERS
To my large STOCK of NAILS (in qnality not to
be excelled inthe City), LOCKS, HINGES,GLASs,
PAINTS, and OILS; of

Carriage Builders and Blacksmiths.

q

AXLES, FILES. BOLTS and NUTS, CARRIAGE

Farmer & General Public
To remember that. as heretofore, HARDWARE
GOODS, both CHEAP and GOOD, are to be hac
GREAT GEORGE STREETS.
W. E. DAWSON.

August 6, 1866

| "BY ‘ ‘
NOTICE.
7EXIiE) ~MERCANTILE BUSINESS
hitherto carried ou tu this Island, aud in Ply-
month, England, by the kite JAMES PEAKE.
Esquiee, up to the time of bis death, and since his
decease, by the undersigned, as his Trustees and
Execators, has this day been assizued and trans-
ferred, in acéordance with the directions coutained
in the last Willand Testament of the Testator. All
stuns of Money due to the Subscribers, as surviving
Trustees and Execators of the said James Peake
must be paid forchwith, and will be received at the
Ollice of PEAKE BROTHERS & CO
who are authorised to receive the same.
RB. L. A. PEAKE,
ID). HODGSON,
Surviving Trastees and Execators.
Charlottetown, Id4th Jaty. 1866. fang 6 fin

CARD.
es undersigned having purehased the
STOCK IN TRADE from the eurviving
Trustees of the late JAMES PEAKE, Esquire.
deceased, have this day ENTERED INTO CO
PAKLPNERSHID, ander the name and style of

PEAKE BROTHERS & COMPANY,

and will continue the same Busivess carried on by
the late James Peake, Bay.
JAMES PEAKE,
GEORGE PEAKE,
RALPH BRECKEN PEAKE,
THOMAS HANDRAHAN.
Charlottetown, July Mth, 1366, {Aug. 6

Dissolution of (o-Partnership:

5

Messrs

7 beg to inform the Public that the

PARTNERSHIP hitherto subsisting he

& CO, General Merchants aud ship Owners, in

|
|

this City, is this day DISSOLVED by mutual con-
vent. All persons having any Basiness transactions
with the said firm, will please come forward and |
~ettle their severnd Accounts, at the office of the |
subscribers, before the Ist day of OOTOBER next.
W. W. LORD,
ARTEMAS LORD.
Charlottotown, Augnet let, 1866,

Charlottetown, August 1, 1866.

To tre Public ;

PELFERRING to the annexed Circular, !

» hey to inform you that DP shall continue the
BUSINESS at the OLD STAND, head ef Lorp’s
Wake, on and after the Ist day of OCTOBER,
1266.

Allow me to thank you fer the generous sup-
port accorded to the late Firm, and respeettully
to ask fur a share of future favors for myself,
Jam,

Your ob't. servant,

ARTEMAS LARD

STOLEN.

Aw

close to the Buttery on Government House
grounds, A SIX-OARED BOAT. painted winte

below water line, and black above, tawide a light |
We therefore present our pubhieations freely to | brown; bilt sidar te men ot war boats. Any)

information that wall lead te the apprehension of
the guilty parties, will be rewarded.
Government House, 2
23d July, 1866. §

?

j

Enulund, ebaut Yoth SEPTEMBER aeat. For

| Ww. W. LORD & CO.
Anumst 6, 1866
NEW TOBACCO FACTORY.
(puk
yene of Charlottetown, and the Coantry fh
| genera at hie 1
PACTOKY. on}
hately acecapied by dX r
stated opposite Mr, War. Sa kaceton’s.
Having supeviulended, for dae lust seven ye

rf .
1, =

jduity aud attention in every branch of hin

}

i]
i
}
i
}

o98° GET ETP AT vay ‘ 7
ETWEEN the evenmg of Tuesday, tie
Si7th, and morning of Wednesday, seme evil-
disposed persans took away from ber MOOriNgs, |

2 THE fir-t class A 1 Brig MAR >
o GAREL LEAH.” $00 tona turden |
Watson, Masher, will wail from LAY ERPOOL, |

Freivint or Passage apply to Messrs. 1. Canon!
& Sexe. Livenpe 1, or to the owners at Charlotte. |
Trown, P. 48:

DR ag ol ‘Tr?

Subseriber begs to inform the Citi-{ City

las opened a NEW TOB ve a mI
UFENSTRERD, in the preainer!
Wrirroke, Palater, and

am. Notice to the

the Maunfacturiug of Tobacco, ia the Firm well

known as LOWDIEN’S, with anegsalled snecess
he will fearlessly warrant his lobwuage we RecOlt
to nane in. the Colonies, and would earuestly advire

i

the piiblie to fall and judge fer themsclves before
; . =

purchasing elsew here. ‘
MAS. QUIRK.

Ch‘ town, daly 34, 2866 sin

Strect, were deeteewed, he has removed to that
buikding on KENT SYREET, next door to the
yremises of Mr. JOHN SCOTT, gens
Builder, where he ix prepared to carry on bis
Business in all its branches as usual. Having been
a heavy loser by the fire, he takes this opportunity
to request all persons indebted te him to mabe
immediate payment of their respective ameunts,
as his Books will be placed in the hauds of en
Attorney for settlement and collection ou the Ist
of SEPTEMBER next.
AUGUSTUS HERMANS, Gunaniith.
August 13th, 1966,

Commercial Hotel,

ALBERTON, PRINCE COUNTY.

JOHN KELFFE,
PROPRESTOR,
August 6, 1306

Opposite Mr. Daniel MeKay’s Store,
CLIFTON, NEW LONDON,

Saddler & Harness-Maker.

LL orders in the above line will be thank-

fully received aud punctuslly aé-
tended to.

Clifton, New Loudon, July, 1866,

Im

Western Bank.
TEXUE Stock List of the sbove Bank

requires the subscription of about £200 to be
complete. The Committee would call the attention
of capitalists to this enterprise as a sufe and profit-
able investment.
By order of Provisional Committee,
4. WARBURTON, Chairman,
Alberton, July 30, 806, daw

NOTICE.

T is requested that all BOOKS

issued) or taken from the LEGISLATIVE
LIBRAKY, previous to the Ist June, be returned
without delav. Among the hitter are — the 2d
volume of © Burke's Lauded Geutry;’ 3d and 4th
vols. of *Froude’s History of Buy lewd 5" “* Memoirs
of Count de Gaunmont ;"" ** Jdsuneiaageton'e Sketches ;*
several volumes of * Siickiwnd s Queen's of Rug-
lund.”’ anddo ‘Queens of Seotlaud, du. * Lodge's
Portraits ;"' do. * Statutes at large.”

LL. C. JENKINS, Librarian.

Aug. 13, 1866, lia
¢

FIREARMS!
OTICE is hereby given that anlees the
owners of all the
GUNS
in my possession, for repairing, call for them be-
fore the First of SEPTEMBER next, they will
be positirely sold by Public Auction :
aflec thal date, to pay expemses.
AUGUSTUS HERMANS, Gunemith.

Kent Street, (next door to Mr. John Soeti,
Carriage Builder.

August 13th, 1866.

LONDON HOUSE!
Established 1820.

1866 SPRING GOODS! 1866

(Que Subseribers have now completed
their Lupottations for the Season, per Ships
Undine, LC. Owen, Lotus, Lillr, idem &
Lizzie, Ariadae, aud Brigt. Helen Davies.

Wholesale and Retail at their usaal low prices.

Hhds and Tierces Bright Bales Carpe's & Woolens

SUGAR, * Striped and Check
Hhds. Muscovade MO- Shirtings.
LASSES, “ Bagpian,
Crates Earthenware. © Baewi 4 bushel Grain
Chests and half-cheste Sacks,

prime Congou TEA, ‘Packages asserted Painta,
Cases Rubber Boots and Hhds Paint Oil,

Shoes, Casks asserted Cutlery,
Cases Ready-made Cloth Bundles Spring, Cast aud

ing and Kabber Coats Blister Steel,
Casex Millinery, ‘Tons assorted Bar Tron,

‘* Haberdashery, Pieces Plongh Metal,
“Silks and Ribbons, |'Packages Naile & Spikes,
** Linnen Drapery, * Ironmongery,
** Hosiery, |Sides Sole LEATHER,
“Gloves, ‘Barrels Carrante, « -
“ Shawlsand Mautle:, ed Sagar. Floor, Epsom
“ Townsend's HATS Salis, Ondhear, Ginger;
and CAPS, ' @nske Baking Soda;
* Floor Cloths, Keys Mustard Powder;
Bales Cloths, | Boxer Tobuceo, Raia
* White andColourec| ius, Seup, Lozenges,
Cottou Warp, Glase; bags Pepper,
* Printed. Unbleach | Kiee; Coils Miasnills

ed and White Cali

Charlottetown, Jone 1. 1806.

RFMOVAL.

R. W. G. Sutherland be

removed trom his late resklence on Queew
Street, to the. corver of Keut atl Great Geasge
Streets, and would respectfully infonn his friends
and customers, that by late arrivals of direct impor-
tations from Karope, he las greatly akled to hae
large Stock of Deugs, Chemicals, Perfamery, and
Poilet Articles te variety.

DR. SUTHERLAND returne thanks for the pa-
tromage so liberally extended to him since hin resi-
dence in Charlottetown, wad hopes the sane may
be continned towards him; trusting that, by ape
profes
sion, he will retain the confidence of the public,
the Doctors o1wm

Rope, de , de.

The Dispensary Js ander
supervision,

Advice to the poor Geatis,

Charlottetown, Mav 7. 1506.

Just on the Squane.
NEW TOBACCO FACTORY

SYuusass
‘EXILE SUBSCRIBER having JOST
OPENED a FACTORY at SUMMERSIDE,
“1 to supply Wholesale Customers with
} Manufactured TOMACCO, warranted a
| rood article, at the very lowest prices. and en the
linost rensonable terms — amd hopes hie Factory,
‘eine the first-of the kind established in Prinee
County, will weet with liberal putronae from the
Trades* axl Merchauts of Summerride, aud Prince

Vounty genecully.
“ PATRICK REILLY.
Summerside, July 3. eee pte Aesatcti shes
To Fishermen & Shipbuilders.
i" MIE Sulseriber has on hand 100 Bolts
of EXTRA NAVY CANVAS. in nombers 1,

-8.4.5.6,7.8. Also. 300 yards DUCK suitable
Fishing Boats Sail Twine, Bolt Kope—

_—

is prepare
| the [stan

| for

Manilia Corduge, lrow all sizes,

| Hewp do Spikes,

29 Bhle Coat Tar, Nails,

~ do Pitch, Castings, :
Sdzbsesss. Paraphine Varnish,

Bright Varnish, Scupper Pipes,
Machinery Oil, ~ Augers,
Kooling Pitch and Paper.
The whole will be sold at the lowrest prices by
i. HASZARD.
Charlottetown, April And, 4s. jel

For Sale.
pur Northern Half of TOWN LOT

So. 2, in the First Handred of Lots in the
of Charlettetewn, situate at the corner of
| Pyiwee and King Streets, near the Stent
\ Kerry Wharf, well adapted for business purpaees
ov fora private cesidence. Apply to
Dee. 18, 1965 JOSEPH Bal Ae
debtors of Robertsra
& Mathesoa, Dandas, Merchants;
AND

To the Debtors of D. D. Matheson, of
the same place.

LL, the hook debte and netes of the
tinu of ROBERTSON & MATHESON, and

}

}

| Bogies. —- Pogies.

XX Alkambra from BOSTON, 100 bts. | to

No. 1 Slivered Pogies. For sale low by
CARVELL BROS.
Angast 6, 1866

also of the said D. D. MATHESON having berm
assigned 1 us, parties indebted by Book secon,
Notes, ar otherwise, to Robertson & Matheson. of
D D. Mathesan, are hereby requested to call at

tour office, iu Georgetown, cand bettle the sume
| gorthwith. MATHESON & MeLEop.
Georgetown, %Gih July, 1866. ~ isl ti