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    1 Dj W Ky INES DAY, J AN. &,.'

    Ne ae a a NS I NE

    ——_—_—

    We are indebted to Hilary Melsaac, Esq,, the Col-
    lector fopthe Port of prs wai the following
    tarement of Ex therefrom ig the past season.
    ia ee See to Nir ode. it mast be observed, that
    they have been larger. during the Pe year than i any
    known previous one,—a state of affairs owing, in a
    reat measure, to the improvement effected in the
    Harbor by the Breakwater partiaily erected there—
    There was suflicient produce in the vicinity to have
    Joaded several other vessels had they offered for that
    parpose. This fact shoul stimulate the Government
    to complete this important work with as little delay as
    ible, and otherwise improve the harbor go as to se-
    cure the confidence of sup-owrers, and afford them the
    utmost facilities for prosecuting their business. The
    following are the vessels, Will masters’ names, their.

    cargoes, and the ports for which they cleared, viz :-—
    W. D. Smith, Grant, St, John’s, Newfoundland, 66 head

    4 pige.
    wal inex §. McDonald, H bor Grace, 40 bead cattle,
    3 horses,
    sucshent. Dengle, Burjoe, Nid, 700 bus, potatoes, 200

    bus, oats, 10 sheep, LO pigs
    WW. D. Smith, Grant, Halifax, 2000 bus, potatoes, 1500 bus.

    outs, 36 bus. turnips, 36 qtis. codfish, 16 tabs butter,
    100 bbis. mackerel, °

    Lonisa Agnes, J. slewenwhite, Halifax, 1800 bus. potatoes.

    Kelso, Brigt., D. Melsaac, a John’s, Nfld. 1934 bus. po-

    toes, 1142 bua. oats, 330 bus. turnips.

    Blizabeth, C. Deagle, Halitax, 869 bus, potatoes, 600 bus.
    oats, 100 bus. turnips, 10 tubs butter,

    Robert Noble, M. A cee gl ie N. 84,1922 bud.

    , 1400 bus, cate, 462 bus, turnips.

    eee Knglish, Liverpool, G. B., 905) bus,
    outs,

    Sirocco, Brigt., C. Layt
    toes, 1149 bus, oats, 10

    wild “Bean's. MeDonald, St. John’s, Nild., 3000 bus. por

    toes, 2000 bus, oats.

    bo pedo Pope, G, B., 1200 bus. oate,

    loading in Georgetown.

    Total—13,126 bur, potatocs, 27,993 bus. oats, 1083 bus.
    turnips, 96 head catile, 200 head sheep, 14 pigs, 3 horses,
    10 bbls, meal, 1 bbl. beans, 29 fowl, 39 tubs butter, 100
    bble, mackerel, 36 qtis. codiish,

    on, Harbor Grace, 820 bus. pota-
    1 bus, turnips, 10 bbls, meal, 1

    —to finish

    Tax Halifax Chronicle, in noticing our appointment
    to the office of Queen's Printer, remarks that this does
    not indicate that the Governmentintend exerting thom-
    selves to take the Island into the Dominion.” Very
    true, We eay, and we can assure oor GuNtemporary, ae
    well as othera who entertained the remotest suepicion,
    to the contrary, that this Government bot only never
    ‘+ exerted’! themselves to bring the [sland into the Do-
    minion, but never even thought of doing euch a thing.
    From ais iutimaty knowledge of the state of the Islands
    we feel justified in avserting that the comparitively
    gmull ammount of Union eentiment of which the Colony
    eould boast a twelve-month ago, scarcely the small-
    cat portion éxista at the preswnt moment. Coufeder-
    ation ie stamped out, aud the experience of the Domin-
    ioW giuge July last, culminating in the legislation of the
    Session just closed, serves as a monumedt to the ex-
    tinct Union sentiment. On this point the Government
    is true to the people, and will eout'aue so, whatever
    their enemies may say to the contrary. |

    secon asp ms sti etna te antl

    Here is what the Commercial Bullstin of Boston says
    of the industrial condition of the Northern States :—

    In no part of the countay is industry at s0 low an ebb,
    capital ¢o unremunerative, and their products so poorly
    puid for as in New England at present :

    Not only are our manutactones closed, or running on
    short time, and thousands throwa out of employment, but
    our commercial classes are suffering uumense 1osse3 from
    the stagnation of trade, and shrinking im values, In fect
    the nobie race of importing and ship ing merchants, once
    the boast of our New Bngland sea-ports, whose ships
    poured into our markets the wealth of every cline, are now
    falling into comparitive decay,

    Tix similar gloomy colora does a correspondent of the
    Boston Journal depict the collapse of business in the
    State of Maine:—

    The fact canno< be gainsayed that, go where you may in
    Maine, busine.s will be found crippled, and the ery of dull
    times goea up on every hand. There willbe less lumbering
    by ong half this winter than usual, and there 1s such @ plos-
    tration in our ship building interests that hardly a vessel
    ean be found upon the stocks, }

    Le ee Se I Se

    To Cornesponpenra.—‘tAn Iriahman” writes that
    he recently attended a lecture on temperance in the
    basement of the Wesleyan Chutch. but was’rather dis-
    appointed to hear one young man indulge in ridicule
    and abuse of the Irish, instead of confining himselt to
    the subject announced, and exposing the evils of in-
    temperance. It is scarcely wovih tho while of our cor-
    respondent to expose the youthful indiscretion or na-
    toral stupidity of tho indlividnal referred to; at all
    events, we have- decided that eur 4pace can be more
    profitably employed than in noticing so small an affair.

    “ Mauoah Trowe ” has been recsived and will be at-
    tended to at our evrliest eonvénicnvo.

    ae

    ~—

    Tlanvin's Prince Epwarnp Istavp ALMANac, For
    1863.—This is a new publication, and @ rival to Mr.
    Laird’s ‘* Prince Edward Island Calendar,” which we
    noticed afew Nos, ago. The matter of the Aluanac |
    j® more diversified than that of the Calendar, and the |
    “ Ready Reckoner for Oate” whieh. it contains, as also |
    the Tables for reduciug the Union, Satmmerside and
    - Rustico Bank notes into pounds, shillings, and pence,
    ought ‘to command for it a ready eale throughvat the
    country, The printing is the work Mr. Wm. Bremner,
    Kent Street, andis very: well executed.

    Lieynty tx THe Ustrep States.—In au exchange

    we read as under }—

    A priest ‘ana several nuns in Cape Girardeau county,
    were recently arrested for teaching, without having tac
    the oath;’’

    These things are done to-day in the United States ;
    and yet United States papers have the inpudenee to
    denounce the tyranny of England becanse in the last
    century the same things were done in [reland !~Wilness,

    ed

    We have received from Montreal a pamphict of some
    eighty pages, called ' Protection and Fyve Trade,” by
    John McLean. The writer is a Protecttonist to a
    limited extent, and argues his ease vigorously aud well,
    bat whether his views will secure genera! favor in the
    Maritime Provinces is extremely doubtfal. When we
    have more time and space at our diaposal than at pre-
    sent, we purpose goivg into this subject at considerable

    We have roceived a letter froma gentloman at East
    Point contradicting in the most direct way the trath of
    cortain statements published over an anonymous figna-
    tute hi the Hxkanp of a late date, respecting the man-
    agement of tho East Point Light House.

    We notice in-the St. John Globe, of Wednesday, a
    lengthy and glowing eulogiam upon the late Hon. Mr.
    wee. from the peo of Ebarinieserneeraieee*

    Mr Hoary, Lvmyopr editor. of the Summerside Jour.
    nal, tor some time past, has ceased his connection with
    (HHO piper, Mr. "Lawsow i @olever writen 00 ©

    i

    tw Tan Lever at Government House was namer-
    ously attended. . qu?

    _ Local Items, —

    “Mr. E. Roache leétured heforo the St,
    Temperance Soviety on Monday uight last..
    }. Tho English Mail which reached Halifax per Steatwer

    ee

    Dunstan's

    on Saturday night,

    The Nomination Day for a Cagdidate to fi! tho va-
    eancney oceasioned in the Second District of King's
    County by Mr. EB. Reilly's acceptance of the Queen's
    Printing, willtake place on the 28th of Jauuary,

    St. John'a Day was celebrated by the Masonic
    Lodges in Charlottetown and Georgetown by the mem -
    bers thereof dining together. In Charlottetown, the
    Diuner took place at the Pavilion Hotel, and in George-
    townat the Amerioa House, Both aro very highly
    spoken of.

    The Christmas Market was the largest ever witness.
    od in. Chaglottetown. ‘The spacious. new Market
    Hall was literally crowded with people. and the supply
    of geese, duoke, turkeys, dc., was #0 abandant, that a
    considerable quantity of it remained unsold. The
    Beet, especially Blake's, was exoellent.—Par,

    The members of the Victoria Steam Engine Com-
    pany, under command of Capt. Strickland, had a
    torch-light procession on Monday night, the 2d. after
    which they repaired with their friends to the Upper
    Hall in the hew Market Elouge, where they enjoyed
    themselves for several hours, Mr. Galbraith's Band
    provided the music, and Mr. N. A. Large the refeesh-
    ineute.—dbe «;

    ee eee

    St. Dunstan's Temrekance Socurry,—Mr, Ed.
    ward Roehe delivered an excellent loeture before this
    Society on Monday night last. The audience, though
    amall, Was appreciative, and passed.a deserved vote of
    thanks to the lecturer, ‘The lectures and debates be-
    tore the Sogivty are of @ miseel'ancous character, and
    calealated’ to draw good houses, ~ The debate for next
    Monday night will be: * Could the Maino Liquor Law
    be successfully applied to this Island 1"

    W. C. GRANT, Sec'y.
    Jan. 8, 1863,

    GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS.

    Edward Reilly, Esquire, tobe Queen's Printer for
    this Isluud, in the pl-ce of the Honorable Ediyard
    Whelan, deceased, ...William Sanderson, Esquire, to
    be a Commissioner for the Recovery of Small Debts for
    the Court at Georgetown, in the place of George Poole.
    Eaquire, deceased. ...Ailan E. MeDongall, Peter M.
    Bourke and Richard Smith, Eequires, to be Commis-
    vioners for the Recovery of Sinall Debts for the Court
    at Pownal, in the place of Jolin Roach Boarke, Alex.
    Smith and Joh Farquharson, Esqnites,....Mr. James
    Power to bo Postmaster at Wheatley River, in the
    place of Mr. John Beaton, resigned.

    STRAY CATTLE.

    We have been so often asked what tho Law. eave re-

    speating stray Cattle, that we have been indaced to in-
    quire, and now state for the information of the publia,
    tht when a stray beast comes on the premises of any
    person, and cannot be kept off them, the law requires
    che individual oo whose premises the aniua! is, to go
    to the nearest Justice of the Peave, and record an affi-
    davit in acoordanee with the facts, take ont an order,
    and have tho auiwnal advertised, ‘* weekly in the Royal
    Gazette published in Charlottetown,” for a period of
    two months, dating from the tine the order is taken
    out. If the beast is uot redeemed ‘within that time, it
    haa to be sold, and the progeeds, after dedoctiag cvsts,
    is handed over ta the A alpen who applies it aa the
    law directs. It is further required that advertisements
    shall be posted apin three public places in the town-
    ship where the stray animal is, Sum. Journal :
    CHARLOTTETOWN DEBATING CLUB.
    The anuual meeting of the above Sosiety, for the
    election of officers for the presens year, was held ia
    Seott's [Lull, on Friday evening last, the Sd inst.
    The Report of the tinangial condition of the Society
    having been read, the baloting for oflivers was proceed:
    ed with, at the close of which the following gentlemen
    were declared elected :--

    President—D. Laird, Eeq,

    Vice Presiduuts—L. Hf Davies, and R. D, Shaw,
    Keqrs.

    Seerctary and Treasurer—Mr. R. Fitzgerald,

    Meiabers of Committee—Mvasrs. Seth D. Shaw, P.
    3. MacGowan, F. $, Longworth, C. W. Hail, anid
    Joseph Smallwood,

    The sabjoct for debate next Friday evening, will be
    —" Would England be justified in’ acceeding to the
    dentands of Secretary Seward in the matter of the Ala-
    baa Claims!’ Opener Charles W. Hall, Eeq

    P. 5. MacGowan, Sec’y.
    Jan, 4, 13863.

    TAL-SAVINGS BANK,

    This important Institytion is, we pre glad to say, in
    avery flourishing vondition. Ever since its establish-
    ment in the summer of 1864, it has been gradually grow-
    ing in public asefalness and favor. On the 1st of danu-
    ary, 1568, the sum in the Bank, on deposit, was £14,-
    428 Gs. Lld., compared with £11,205 at the corres-
    ponding period last year, ‘The amouut deposited, dn-
    ting the past 12 months, was 48,595, and the dmount
    withdrawo £6,597. Total interest paid to Depositers.
    £632 28, Gd., total interest paid by the Government
    on deposits £735. Nuuiber of depositors 580. The Sa-
    ving’ Bank is established in connection with the Pro-
    vinctal Treasury, and is open for busineds, on Tuesdays
    and Pvidays teont 10, a.m, to. 3, pom. It is intended
    for the investment of the poor man’s savings as well as
    lor the pennies of childhood and youtl but all classes
    of the community avait themselves of the many advan-
    tages Which at offers, Iv is a capital place to keep small
    sums of money not required for immediate use. ‘The
    nite of interest allowed is 5 pec cent, the smallest de-
    posit is 1s, 6ul.,and the largest, to bear interest, £100.
    Phe interest oa deposits may be added to the principal,
    quarterly, £10,000 of the moneys in the Savings Bank,
    unmy atiany time be invested in Government ,Seeurities
    yielding to the Bank interest at the rate of 6 per cent,,
    per annam.—- Pat,

    _ All Sorts of Items,

    .

    ss ieaiatar atti fun o aermaema mane ee

    An Ottawa telegram to the Zepress reports the death
    of the Hon, Mr. Buain.
    Maximilian’s autobiography, in three volumes, is
    announced in England,

    The Rev. I. X. LaFrauce, Py rish Priest of Mem-
    ramcook, N. B., died onthe 26tb ult,

    Water is quoted at fifty cents a barrel in California,
    Missouri,

    The Nova Scotia Legislature is called together for
    the

    The Journal de Quebec denounces energetically the
    violence and brutality which, according to that paper,
    characterized the late municipal elections at Quebeo.

    Queen Victoria’s second book is to be entitled ‘Leaves
    from a Journal of Life in the Highlands; Tours aad
    Yachting Excursions from 1842 to 1361." is

    A Yankee is raising black cats on ao island in the
    Ohio river for the sake of the fur.. The business
    ought to be re-mew-uerative. 4

    Preparatory to the meeting of the Nova Scotia Legis-
    lature, publig meetings wry being held throaghout that
    Provinee for the purpose of demanding the repeal of
    ihe Union Act. “ /

    The Fire Alarm Telegraph, reaently constructed. in
    St. at, N..B., by'an American Company, is now in
    tulf operation and is reported to give the most complete
    satisiaction, :

    Lord Stanley refuses to refer to any foreign power
    the question ot the suitableness of the British policy in
    the matter, aud here tho negotiations seom to have

    come to a stand still,

    Professor Goldwin Smith, it ia ramored, parposes to
    quit England for life iu the cov rse of the ensuing year,
    It is believed that Mr. Smith intends emigrating to she

    China, on the 80th inst., waa received in CHarlottetown'

    espatch of Business on the 30th January iustant. | |

    Ry recent exchanges we observe that Joseph J. Lit-
    | the, Jaq, has. been denial caus for Harbor Main,
    | Newfoundland. Mr, Little, who anti-Con-

    federate principles, is tho aon of the late Mr. Coruelias
    | Little, of thie City,

    Deapatches from Gaspe, dated 8b, ult., saya'a timber.
    laden ship, name anknown, went aslere near the
    Magdalaine river last week, ‘The captain, the two
    mates, steward and cine seamen were drowned; tea
    men were saved, but wero badly frozen.

    The Ottawa Pariamant adjourned on the 2ist of De-
    cember until the 12:4 of Mareh next, aad during the
    recess it is supposed that a Government delegation will
    proceed to England to consult with the Imporial autho-
    tae, on the nuuportant subject of the Intereolonis)

    ailroad,

    ‘Tsay boy, is there anything to shoot here? inquired
    4 sporteman of a boy he mot. * Well,’ veplied the hey,
    ‘nothing jast’ about here, bat our ofd schoolmaster is
    Just over the hill there eutting birch reds; you might
    walk up and pop him over."

    British Gniana ia becoming a field for dissatisfied
    Soatherners to emigrate to.—A despateh from there
    ander date of November 10th, states that 180 persons,
    emigranta from the Southern States of America, have
    arrived at Demerara, and have come as settlers.

    A Brussels letter, insthe Journal ef Liege, 1 Minia-
    terial organ, says: —* The public will loarn with entia.
    faction that the physical and moral atate of the Ean presr
    Charlotte has greatly improved of late. The King
    and Queen go to see her almost every day, and often
    bring her with them to Brussels.’

    The Halifax Brpress saya the health of Hie Lord-
    ship Bishop Lynch, of Toronto, has become much im-
    paired, and he has been advised by his physicians to
    pass a portion of the winter at Key West, Florida. It
    is the intention of His Lordship to proceed South as
    soon ag he shall feel himself adequate to the journey.

    ‘om ma = aoe

    Surpsent vreow Vexnox Reven.~'The follow bug is

    & correct statement of the produce alii from Vernon
    River Bridge, during the mouths of October aud No-
    vember last :-—
    GO Bushels of Barley,
    52m) do Oats,
    9259 = do Potatoes,
    1,203 do Tornips,
    243 Barrels of ( ‘
    doux Furness, Wharfinger.
    December 26ih, 1867.
    SA ach tlic OM ee ee ed
    SHIP NEWS.
    Arrivals in Earepe from P. KE. Isiand,
    PER TRLRORAPH.

    W. W. Loup, [nersa, 19th—Leyalika, Hilla, Willie,
    Panny Leigh, J. Bowley, Auphion, 231,

    Li . Dec. 1,—Brigs Marger:t, Merths. Loh. |
    Undine, Ontario, 12th—-Abeona, Lith—L. C. Owen; lth |
    Prompt; 17th--Kmpress, Litena,

    Qu-enstown,, Dee, 4-—Kewadin, in 20 days; 2let--

    Londou, Dee, 18—Lotus, in 19 days, Thistle, Verona,
    Silver Light, Mystic, J. W. Westway.

    iLalifax, Dee. 28,

    The Gunboat Delight, recently purchased from the Im.
    perial Government by F. W. Fishwick, Faq., is being fired
    up at Black Bros’. Wharf. She will be placed on the West-
    ern Shore reutenext Spring, in connection with the express
    business.

    The Dominien cutter Dairng is now a total wreck and |
    will be sold at auction on Monday.

    The Steamer Carlotta arsived from Portland veeterday.
    She brought 30 passengers, and a large mail from the upper
    Provinces. The Carlotta expe:ienced a very boisterous
    passage, On Christe.as morning, the second officer, Mr,
    Gardiner, was washed «.verboard ‘

    Tne Gaspe correspondent of the Quebee Chronicle under
    date of the 8th December, states that the Schr. Pi.ot, Mabeo,
    bound for Halifax, with a cargo of herring, had to throw
    overboard some 150 barrels to save the vessel. The Pilot

    The two best abused men in North America are
    President Johnson of the United Statesand General |
    Manager King of the Bauk of Montreal. We would |
    recommen a debate on the question, * Who deserves |
    the abuse most, Johnaton or King,’ to the consider- |

    jation of some of our debating clubs,

    A Paris letter saya: In conclosion, I will give you
    the last raving Innacy in female dress. Listen!
    Around the waist is fastened a broad girdle, from which
    hehind depends some great gold ornament. T have
    seen a quiver, a dagger, an anchor—which might not}
    really he so much ont of place with restloss people—
    and to-day we have seen a great French hora.”

    From the Newfoundlander of the 20th Deo. we learn
    that on Wedneaday the [8th inat. the brigantine Rain-
    bow left this place bound for Baltimore. In reaching
    up the shore, was run into by the brigantine Greenough
    from Prince Edward Island, bound to France. The
    Rainbow sustained considerable damage, and the W.
    Greenoug’ loat her jibboom in the collision, Both vea-
    sels arrived io St. John’s on the morning of the 29th.

    Advicea from New-Mexioo give details of the marder
    at Sauta Fe of Chief Justice SLovau by Capt. Ryer-
    sox, amembor of the Territoral Senate. Tho affray
    was brought about hy some remarks made by Ryxenson
    in debate which reflected upon the Chief-Justice, and
    which the latter pronounced to be lies. Rynerson
    made an attack apon the Chief-Juatice. shooting him
    two or three times, and inflicting wounds of which he
    died in three days,

    Tur ALABAMA CLAtMs.—The difference between the
    United States and British Governments in regard to
    the Alabama Claims, acecording to the etatemont in
    Lord Stanley's late depatches, appears to be thia + Lord
    Stanléy desires to have not only an arbitetor for determin-
    ing the responsibility of Great Britain in the premises,
    bot a mixed Commission for arranging the counter
    claims on both sides, while Mr. Seward wishes tho whole
    matter to go beture one and the same tribunal.

    The R. M. Steamer Cuba ia now expected here from
    England, This steamer will not call here on her re-
    tarn ta England, On enquiry we learn that the steam-
    er African, from Boston for Liverpool, will call at this
    port, and will leave for England on Thareday night
    next. ‘The Africa willbe the last steamer of the Can- |
    ard line calling at Flalifax, ‘The R.M. Steamer Alpha,
    will leave here for Bermuda on Friday morning next,
    at 10 o'clock. The next mail for Newfoundland will
    be despatched on Friday, the 17th inat,—Hz. Paper,

    Horrisir Tracepy.—Cleveland, O., Dec., 23.—Hon,
    C. Hamilton, Republican member oi Congress from the
    8th Ohio District, was brutally murdered by hie son in
    a fit of insanity on Sunday morning, being struck on
    the head with an axe at Maryayille, Ohio. eeneivt oy
    the sight of blood, the ‘son returned to the house and
    suceveded in inflicting several severe wounds upon #&
    younger brother before he comld be rescued, The
    murderer id now a bapajeas raving maniac, Mr.
    Hamilton bad just returned from Washingtor.

    Sianreicant.—A late copy of the London Times bas
    this significant paragraph +" A great transfer of po-
    litical power in the United States is foreshadowed by the
    late elections, and it ia all in favor of the Democratic
    party—the old and bitter enemy of Englind, the party
    moreover, to which the American Irish belong, and to
    which they are indispensable. If it should come into
    office while these claims were unsettled, and while
    Fenianism was vif, the consequences might be such as
    the friends of peace and civilization on both ‘sides of
    the Atlantic would deplore.”

    The, Ottawa Times says:—' The flon, Mr. McGee
    resumed his seat in the House last night, and on enter-
    ing was received with a hearty burst of applause from
    all parts of the House, A little before widnight he
    spoke briefly om the Intercolonial Railway Bill, and
    took occasion to refer incidentally to the leading quea-
    tions which bad been submitted by the Government for
    consideration, in terma of the warmest approval of the
    general policy which has thus far beem sketched. Mr.
    MeGee spoke, we think, with rather more vigor than he
    did on the Address, and appeared to be in a much bet-
    ter state of health than when be was last in Parliament
    Sir John A. MacDowald paid an eloquent tribute to the
    Hon. gentleman for the great service he lad rendered
    the courtry, aud expressed the congratulations of the
    Government and Houde at his being again able to take
    his seat in Parliament.”

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    BEAUTIFIES, ’

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    it, if lustreless, try it, if nono of these try it, for all who

    AND

    , her brother. Mr, David Lawson. Mount Joy, Covehead

    has been beached at Maibaie; and cannot proceed farcher,
    part of the crew being so badly frozen that they had to be
    cartied ashore,

    Schr. C, H. Hodgson, of Princetown, Masa., Capt.
    Matheson, from Bay of Islands, bound to Boston, put
    into this port on the 17th inst, to land crew of Sehr.
    Addison, of Charlottetown, from Cow Bay, bound to
    latter port, Capt. Matheson, reports on 16th fell in|
    with the Addicon, leakmg badly. bowaprit and senile
    gone; took off the crew, 5 in number, and brought!
    them to Halifax. Mach credit ie due Capt. Matheson
    for bis humane conduct. ile now progeeda on his
    voyage with the best wishes of those be fortunately
    reacucd.—Zx, Chronicle.

    The erew alluded to above were Capt. Wm. Dwyer,

    of Charlottetowu, and 4 men. Capt. Dwyer reports

    that on the 16th, as stated, Capt. Matheson rescued

    them, On the 14th, a Brig and Schooner paswed withiv

    about 3 miles, and offered uo assistnace, Experienced

    5 days’ hard straggle to keep the Adonis afloat by

    throwing overboa'd coal, and by constant pamping.

    Capt. Dwyer wishes to express thauks to Captain

    Matheeon,

    sates rea ct so aga aaa me

    DMarried.

    EN Rm ly em A Se eR

    At the residence of the bride’s father, Pownal, on New
    Year's Day, by the Rey, Alexander Falconer, Mr. Artemus
    McCallum, of Clyde River, to Mary Ann, fourth daughter
    of Mr. John Ings.

    On the 3ist December, by Darius D. Clay, Eaq.,
    J. P., Mr. James N. Robertson, of Anandale; to Misa
    Rachael MeLeod, Dundas.

    ant: SRS Se ee re eter

    Died,

    Se rk ety itn nate nada tenes Ait State: tia

    On the morning of the 13th ult, at the residence of

    Margaret Lawson, aged 71 years, known to the com-
    munity among whom it was her lot to epend her days.as
    a person of inoffensive manners and indastrious habits;
    attathed to the religious priociples imbibed in her youth,
    aud exemplary in the discharge of all her duties,

    At Ellivt River, Dec. 17, Wm, H. Hyde, Eaq., aged
    73 years,
    At Charlottetown, on the 25th ult., in the 82nd
    year of his age, after an illness of five months borne
    with christian patience and resignation to the Divine
    Wii, Mr. James Gormley, a native of the county Armah
    Ireland.—Boston papers please copy.

    —# * rnercemepmmcemeera emamns

    New Advertisements.
    CORNS & WARTS

    Are Permanently and Effectually Cured by the use of

    ROBINSON'S
    PATENT CORN SOLVENT.

    For Sale by

    W. R. WATSON.
    City Drag Store, Dec. 18, 1867.

    CHARLES QUIRKE,
    MANUFACTURER OF .-
    BQAQUARE ROD,
    GENT’S BRIGHT

    AND

    NATURAL LEAF
    GOOD SMOKING TOBACCO,
    QUEEN STREET,

    Charlottetown, - P. EL
    January 16, 1867. ly

    RONALD McDONALD,
    Commission Hlerchant, Auctioneer,

    AND

    COLLECTING AGENT.
    Souris, Jan'y 2, 1868. ly

    CHARLOTTETOWN
    Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

    NYA is hereby given that the ANNUAL GEN.
    “RAL MEETING of the above Company, for the
    appointment of Officers for the current year, and other
    purposes, will take place at the TE MPERANCE WALL,
    on
    o'clock in the evening.
    By order of the Directors,
    HENRY PALMER,
    Sec’y & Treasurer.

    Secretary's Ofiice,
    Kens Street, Jany. 8, 1868,

    HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT,

    AT

    ONDAY, 13th day of JANUARY inst., at Seven | OC

    Pew Aavectisemuts,
    NOW READY,
    HARVIE’S

    PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
    ALMANAC,

    FOR 1868.
    For Sale. Wholesale aad Ratail, at

    Harvie’s Bookstore,
    Jan'y. 8, 1948. Queen Steet.

    FAT HERRING!
    QP ARBELS Boy of Ielond's PAT HERRING,

    for Sale hy the Subscriber, (jaat arrived per
    Sehvcners Levria and roam.)

    I. C. HALL.

    dan 7, 1267, aw

    CODFINH !
    QUINTALS large and medium CODPISH, for

    Sale Ly
    I. C, HALL.
    Jan. 7, 1808, 4

    r City Foundry.

    I

    ITE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform the Publie
    that he is prepared to furnish

    of Various Des ns.
    Ship's Casunge, Thrashing Machines, Mad Dig-
    gers, Mill Cu *, lron Fenving. Cannon Stoves,

    alse, Old Stoves repaired at the shortest notice and
    cheap fur Cash, Near MeKinoon’s Tannery.
    MICHAEL RIORDAN,
    Proprietor.
    Ch’town, Dee. 11, 1867. 6w is]

    YARMOUTH STOVES

    fF\UE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVRD, Bx
    Schooner" M, &. Danks,” direct from YARMOUTH,
    hia USUAL SUPPLY of those Celebrated

    COOK & BOX STOVES,
    which will by sold cheap for Cass, or approved Joint Notes,

    J. CLARKS,
    Orwell, Oct. 16, 1867, ¥

    Just Published,
    AND READY FOR DELIVERY,
    THE P. E. ISLAND

    CALENDAR

    FOR 1868,

    Containing, besides the usual information. a fall and
    accurate lis: of the Commissioned Officers
    i of the Island Militia and Volunteers.

    For Gale, wholesale and retail, at Queen uare
    Bookstore, by Ch
    _D. LAIRD.

    8i

    Charlottetown, Dev. 11, 1867.
    GREAT
    Clearing—Out Sale!

    hE SUBSCRIBER», intending to Build 1 New BRICK

    STORE next. spring, are desirous of reducing their pre

    sent SEOCK of GOUDs, and will, after the lst DECKM-
    BER commence

    SELLING OFF
    THEIR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF

    BRITISH & AMERICAN

    URRGLARDIZB,
    At Greatly Reduced Prices,

    FOR CASH ONLY!
    a G. & 8. DAVIES.

    NOTICE!
    Postage Stamps.

    ROM and after this date Postage Stainps will be gold
    : at this Office only between the hours of 10a. m. and
    p.m,
    Persons wishing to post Lotters beforo or after these
    hours, can procure Stamps at the Stores of
    D. Laird, HH. A. Harvie,
    KL. Reilly, Mrs. Brenner,
    Mrs. Stamper, G. Hubbard,
    J.C. McLeod, Theoph DesBrisay,
    Jas, DesBrisay, H. Haszard,
    G. & 8. Davies, TY. O'Connell,

    THOS, OWEN, P. M.

    "Nov, 27, 1867.

    General Post Office,
    Chitown, Dee. 11, 1867.

    a. Wee ees

    3 McPHEE (late of St. Peter's Bay,) begs to in-
    form the inhabitants of Crapaud and vicinity, that
    on and after the 27th DECEMBER, instant, he will be
    at Mr. GEORGE SIMMONS’, Crapaud, and cau be
    consulted at all hours in the various branches et his
    protession,

    Orapaud, Dee. 18, 1867. 2in
    ah) fee
    NOTICE!
    oo, ison the Subscriber's premises for the last
    . two months, a datk BULL, about three years old,

    I now give notice that I well sell the same at my barn,
    on the 10th January, 1863, unless claimed belore that

    time.
    ANGUS McDONALD,
    Rock Barra, Lot 46.

    COLseN OOM,

    AVING been appointed Agent for the sale of the
    celebrated
    . Russel's Mills Cotton Duck,
    the Subscriber is prepared to receive orders for all the
    different Numbers, im quantities to suit purchasers,
    I, C. HALL.

    Charlottetown, May 22, 1867.

    NOTICE.



    HEREAS by virtue of a Deod of Relewe and
    consignment made and Executed the 2lst day ot

    inst., duly filed and registered in the proper
    offices in this Island, WM. B. DAWSON, late of Char.
    lottetown Tanner, hath released, assined, transferred,
    and conveyed to the undersigned, all his real and per-
    sonal Estato in Prince Edward Island, and all Debts,
    and suns of money and securities therefor due and
    owing unto him, as well as all the personal Estate and
    Effects belonging to and all debts and sums of moner
    and securities therefor due and owing to GEORG
    NICOLL, late of Charlottetown, Shoemaker, which had
    been by him assigned and conveyed to the said William
    B. Dawson, by a certain Deed of Assigoment duly re-

    Elead of St. Peter’s Bay.

    T

    ENTERTAINMENT, on the
    Mr. Patrick CoNNo.ey,

    HE Subscriber respectfully informs the Travelling
    Public that he has opened a House or Punni
    vemises lately occupied by
    ‘ailory Head of Si, Peter's

    wants of travellers, combined with moderate charges,
    to secure a fair share of public patronage.
    Ife also intends to carry on the
    TANNING BUSINEISSS,

    in all its various branches, inthe Spring.
    iis vit eats © SIMON BULGER.

    t. Peter's Bay, ie
    Peay aster} impa

    use it will rve their th h life, r sale
    by alt Druggist. ae 2m

    Bay, and trusts, by strict attention to the comfort and,

    gistered, upon certain Trusts, and for certain purposes,
    in the said first mentioned Deed of Assignment ex-
    pressed. This isto notify all persons indebted to the
    aid W. DB. Dawson, and to the gait George Nicoll,
    whether hy Book Account, Notés of Hand, or otherwise,
    that the several sume dae from them respectively, mise
    ne vers by them forthwlh, to Mossra. Atumy & Davins,
    | Solteitors, who bave been daly authorized to receive
    and give receipts for the same; ant ail persons to whom
    ithe anid W, b. Dawson is indebted, are

    i larnteh their claims and Agcounta duly atte
    _ aid Moser@, Alley & Davtes, forthwith,
    | Dated at Charlottetown, this 25th ak 2
    RICHARD |

    ae

    pq ties! te

    ed to the

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