1 ee J, WHEDNESDS Con was to impeach the President, but in the meantime the people, in the late clestions bare impeaghy ed Congress, Whois gging to be tried? i} The new Democratic councils of Baltimore have re, fused to have their sessions opened with rayer, one bold member asserting that ** preachers badidne more harm than good, and had caused the date. rebellion by their praying influence.’ saan ec The formal transfer of Russian America to the United States bas finally been made. General Rousseau. re- ceived the pose which was accomplished with the ceremonies of lowering the Russian and hoisting the United States flag, and the interchange of two short sentences in the way of speech-making. onte Rotondo is_a small town of 1,200 souls, ten milf north-east of Rome, in the province of that nawe. Inis said.that Louis Napoleon. proposes to affiance the Prince Imperial of France to Gizelle, the youngest daughtor.ol the Emperor of Austria. Mc. Maguire, M. P., has lett Cork for London to superintend the publication of his forthcoming work on the * Irish in ee cae ee on, C..G. Du ag been eleeted to the vic- sok tabtateent for the ‘shat y of Dalhousie, in iit his opponent was oamed Sancls, whom he defeated by a large majority, although Sands had been m previous yossession, and gained, the support of many partics. Mr. Duffy's majority was 476 votesto 272. ‘The election took place in Aogust, and is announced with apparent satisfaction in the Melbc urne Argus, Charles Lever, the novelist, has been appojnted Eng- lish Consul at Vienna. A memorial, in the shape of a magnificent Cathedral, to the late Cardinal Wiseman, is about to be erected in Lordon, A site has heen obtained close to the Victoria Railway Station, Westminster Abbey, and bordering on the new quarter,springing into existence round Buck- ingham Palace, It is intended to make the new Ca- thedral a-most impotiog edifive,and clergymen speaking most of the European languages will be stationed there Jor the purpose of hearing Confessions and preaching to foreigners in their native tonguc, Tire Garthavotans.--Speaking of these gentry, the Times’ Florence correspondent admits that the ranks of Garibaldi’s army were tor the most part composed of the biggest blackguards that Italy could furnish; and he adds that, so generally were the volunteers against the Pope enlisted from amongst the criminal classes, that crime sensibly diminished in Florence so long as the raid lasted :— ** Since the beginning of the insurrection it is surpris- ing bow crime has diminished in Florence. Day after day the papers record that ‘no offence has been com- mitted in Florence during the last twenty-four bours,’'; Here is a specimen of the means by which the Gari- baldians attempt to carry their ends. We copy from the Roman. correspondent of the London « Morning Post :— oe ** Towards dark yesterday, five persons drove up in a carvioge to the house of Signor Mazin, Under Secre- tary of War, and, knocking at. his door, stabbed the cook whe came to open it, and were proceeding in quest of Sivnor Mazio, When an orderly soldier with a brace of pleetia, and the thrilling screams of Mazio’s nieces, induc them to abandon theit murderous scheme, rufi down stairs, and drive off more rapidly than they came.” “ : _— NOVA. SCOTIA. On Saturday night last, a Mr. McLaren was proceed - ing heme from Halifax, and when near the village of Walton, Hants County, he was accosted by two men with blackened faces, who caught his horse and demand- ed ‘* bis money or bis life.” Both being valuable to the owner he refused to deliver his money, and one of the villians drew a knife and made a blowat Mr. McLaren's breast. By a most fortunate circumstance he bad 4 parcel of papers in bis breast pocket, which no doubt saved bis lite, as had they not been there the blow would probably have been fatal. The villian made another blow with the knife which this time entered Mr, Me- Luren’s stomach, latlicting a severe wound and prostrat- ivg the unfortunate man. The scoundrels then robbed) him of all his money, amounting to nearly «a hundred dollars, and retreated to the woods, Although very weak from loss o« Mood, Mr. McLaren managed. to get into his waggon and drive to the nearest, house, where he was well cared for, .Itis probable that-he will re- cover, Mr. MeLaren has no suspicion as to who the men were,—Chron, Nov. 16, i Sues Den ssaee ae ee ee News by Telegraph: ee j i San Francisco, Noy, 21. The annnal Convention of the Fenian Brotherhood of California, acting in concert with the Lrish Revolu- tionary Brotherhood, and recognizing John Savage as their Chief Executive in) America, adjourned. alter a short session tosday, The officers of the organization are represented. ag in a satisfactory condition, , They endorsed the policy of the Irish Reyolutionory Brother- hood a8 enungimted by Thos, J, Kelly of Iveland, and Join Savage of America. . y Manchester, Nov. 20. As the day for the execution of the condemnud Fenians approaches, the Government redoubles its preceations against an? outbreak or attempt at resoue)’ § Regular troops baye been pouring in here by railroad for two days past, and’the city is now crowded with soldiers. é : Manchester Nov. 20, evg. In addition to the large military force the Municipal authorities have provided for, the security of the; peace by swearing in at the Town Hall over 2,000 citizens as special Policemen on the day of the execation. ier i Paris; Nov. 19. Experienced Engineers have laid out, and the Pon- tifical troops. are acuvely engaged in building substan- tial wotks of defence at all the approaelvs to Rome, and thease fortidvations are rapidly approaching & ¢om- pletion. * No markets of the 21st yet received. ms ; ia Ottawa, 23d. In the Senate lastenight in reply to a member, Hon. Mr, Campbell stated that the Government had sot power to initiate or entertain. hegoliations with she Ambricin} yy... G. #8, "Daviée, of thie City, a Government with regard to the renewal of the Reeipro- city Treaty. Such negotiations coulddaly be oach- ed through the instrumentality of the British Minister at Washington, ba Bed stated that the phe »roposed to establi ailcommunigation with the Weat Tndles, and 4 Paty! “'line 0 ticbiuers with that view, Hon. D. McGee is seriously iM. * ‘~. von: » Kingston, Jamaica, Noy, 16. There-is-a-fear of another negro riot and revolution- ary outbreak.” Lhe parish of St. Thomas in the East is threatenéd on the present occasion, ae in the case of the former rebellions | Thare! ate some: four hundred re- groes. ri mpeg Avcoritling to Yoilitary practice, and ready to take up arms.e)ri. iit i vaca rcp pm peg opk, Noy, 19. , By Special Telegraws aver the Cuban Cable it is learned that a hurrlewne. swept over St. Domingo on the 30th ult., desolating the capital and destroying 200 lives, 4 has received the ’ peror ian from the M@xieur Bin I- nt. “Phey are ba to be in a fair state of preservation considering the cir- cumstance, The ‘papers auchotlwmg'the Ad- miral to assume care of the remains and permitting them to pass the | inspection»or we oi: le] 8 be ot te Te] ethoff, and he wss expected to leave the capital with is charge for VeracOPua! on) thee 18h inet, where the Austrian Frigate Novara would be ready to convey them to Austria.y . . ») eff meee 6 6 Gold 139 1-H MS CO HIN Washington, Nov. 19. Crofah cofficidl acdorinte of ‘Oot: 20th, ridicule tha efforts of Ali Pacha to tura the islanders from their in- flexible determination to become part of the Kingdom wevraterouicd 3 of Uretaeste 5 a. The Russian, Prussian and French Commanders con- tinue to convey non-combatants to Greece. 7 Advices frém Mexico state hab Admiral iim The Grand Vizier's remonstrance against this is bein treated with contempt. ‘Lhe waris bying fads | with indreased vielence ayd will fiot close until after the annihilation of Turkish rule. London, 19th--Noon. | The Speech of Napoleon before the French Chambers esterday, wad published this morning. It relates te Italian and German affairs, and question of Reform. shy ipetied is quite short. makiig less than 1,60) words, : ; Manchester, Nov. 13. The prisoners Roberts, Featherston and Gould, were brought up before Commission to-day. and sentenced to five years imprisoment. All the in- dictments having been disposed ot, the Special Com- mission was dissolved. Dublic, Nov. 12. The tria! of Halpin before the Special Commission was concluded to-day. ‘The jury brought in a ver- dict of guilty of treason and felony, ‘T'he prisoner throughout his trial has maintained his claim’ ot American citizenship. The Court has not yet pro- tioanded his sentence. Ottawa, Nov. 20. The Premier announced that the Government would try to pass before the adjournment, the Post Office, Excise Customs, Tariff and Ruilway bills, and the bill to renew the suspension of the //abeas Corpus Act. : Florence, Nov. 19. The ‘Gazette’ publishes the text of diplomatic note from Prime Minister, Manebrea, which declares re the suppression ‘of the temporal power of the lope is indispensible to the mainteuance of good relationy between Italy and France. Manchester, Nov, 15. The execution of Allen and the other prisoners condemned to death by the Special Commission, ex- cept Maguire, whose pardon has been aduounced, will take place on the 23rd inst, in this city. London, Nov, 18, Though the sentence of most of the Fenians re- cently convicted at Manchester will be commuted to hard labor for a term of years or banishment, Allen will probably suffer the extreme penalty of the law, Noy. 23rd. London, Nov, 18, Miduight.—The Manchester Observer «saya :— * There is no hope of: reprieve or commutation for Gould and Larkin, and they will be executed with Allen on the 23rd inst., according to the terms of their sentences,’ The British Goyermment has recieved from the West Indies no official adyices of the sumersion ol the Island of Tortola, as reported by a Cuble des- patch from New York. The troops of the French Expeditionary Corps in Italy are making preparations to go into winter quar- ters at Civita Vecchia. The latest European despatches-are to the.22d instant, one of which reports that General Meanbrea, the Italian Prime Minister, has issued another note wherein the avtion of France in invading the Papal Statesis seyerel y denounced. How serious to be sure! It is reported that the Ynited States have made proposi- tions to purchase the Hudson Bay Territory. The Do- minion of Canada had better look sharp. Austria has signified its willingness to join the European Conference, proposed byeFrance, | - Small bands of Garibaldians had lately frontier, but were proniptly met by the specdily s ppressed. . Despatches containing the gratifying intelligence of the safety Of Dr. Livingston, the celebrated traveller and ex- plorer, were received in London onthe 22d. Great efforts-were matie, but without’ avail, except in the case of Shore, to have the, lives of the condemned Manchester Fenians spared. Ample Lreparatiens were being made to secure order and safety at the executions, which were to take place on the 23d. England, which ean afford to sym- ise with rebels and filibusters everywhere clse, is more inexorablethan any other ciyilized country in her treatment of political prisoners, ' assed the Papal ‘apal troops and so ae ge gt =a Holloway's, Pills.—Stomach and Indigestion: —The stomach furnishes the matérial sustenance of every or- gan. If disordered, the whole body languishes, but however severely affected, its tone aod vigour may al- ways be restored by a course of these irresistible Pills. Biliousness, indigestion, liver complaints, and all dis- ‘Orders of the stemach ean easily: be cured by the use of Holloway's Pills. no sufferer that has ever tried thom will deny their ex- treme efficacy. In every vase of stomach disease from the mildest case of dispepsia to the horrifying cancer, from the nausearof thd free liver to the vomiting/ac- companying uleeraced stomach, these Pills immediately relieve, generally cure. — 4. os eT et ‘oom | Ship News The crew of the Sch. Comet, Capt, McPhee; at this port to-aay, were taken sick with fever, after leaving St. Jago, and the vessel put into Inagua. © Isaac Day, seaman, of Tahate. died before reaching Inagua,,on the 7th Oct... The Comet experienced heavy weather on the passage home, and lost bulwarks and gakey,;and had boat stove and sails split.—Ex. ' en eee eae Yesterday the Bark Abeona, Campbell, master, cleared for Liverpool, with a cargo of 18,400 bushels of oats and 12,868 feet deals, by Jamea D, Mason, Esq. The Ships. C. Owen, Brown, master, and the Bark Empress, Gillis, master, ‘cleared the same day, the former for Havre, France, with 28,898 bushels of Sats, beth by, Carvell Bros. ‘To-day the brigt. Idalia, Robert Paul, master, also cleared for Havre with 13,863 bushels of .oats, for the same parties.— tb. pee SE SF a a aS ee Launched. From the shipyerd of -R.+S, MeDonald, Keq.; Pisquid River, on the 15th October, for the Hon. D. Davies and [ gantine of 186 tons n m., copper fastened, to lass five years A I at Liyods, ealled the Prowet; and on the Ist inst., another Brigantine of 199,tona ti. m.. sand alagsiaind tha , eall- ed the Twtayra. Both of these veseels are intended fo? the English Makket. Mr, MacDoneld’s reputation as a builder of handsome, first-class vessels is so well established as to render remark on these vessels unmeeessury.* === Se = ae Died oe ee eee eee ee ee ee SR Se ip eg On Wednesday, the 20th inst., Jonathan’ Couch Collings, aged 49 years, aftet a-short illness, which he bore with per- leet resignation tothe Divive Will, While’ in life he was ndwn and respected as an energetic and honest man. It is the firm hope and Welief of his relatives and fri¢nds that he passed from death gnite life. Jom: ’ , a a ee ————— Mew Drivertigements. Clearing“Out” Sale ! 4 her SUBSCRIBERS, intending to Build 3, New BRICK, Ss next spring, arc desirous of reducing their pre- t STOCK 6f GOODS, and will, after, the lat DECEM- R cémmence th SELLING OFF THEIR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF BRITISH & AMERICAN At ..Greatly. Reduced .Prices. FOR CASH ONLY! — oes " @. & 8 DAV ER. Now. 27, 837. Qn | | of Prince Edward Island for the years ERSONS disposed to contract for Printing Eight, Hundred Copies of the Revised Public General) Statutes, of Prince Edward Island, pagsed in the years) 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866 and 1867, and for Binding the same, are bereby informed that TENDERS will be re | ceived by the undersigned Odiumissioners, appointed to superintend the same, uatil 12 o’vloek, noon, on WE D- NESDAY, the Fourth day of December, instant. | The Public and Private Statutes will form two separ- | ate Volumes, comprising, if in emall pica, 280 Pages| and 170 Pages, or thereabouts, respectively, and will form two separate Volames, Tenders to express the rate per Sheet of eight Pages for each Volume. ‘The Contractor will be required to print the Public Statutes first. and to complete the same within Foar Months after commencing it, which he will, be required to do.on or about the 2lat day of Decem- ber next: and to complete the Private Statutes within Three Months thereafter. Both works to be printed in a good and workmanlike manner, either inthe style of the Revised Statutes of Prince Edward Island, publish- ed in 1862,.or of the Session Laws of the present year, (1867), & specimén of which, as well as of the’ Binding and of the quality of the Paper, may be, seen, and other particulars made known, at the Office of Honor- able Joseph Hensley, one of the Commissioners, where Sealed Tenders directed to the undessigned are to be sent, nee te Separate Tenders to be sent in for the Printing, which must express the rate if printed according to the type and style of the Revised Laws or of the Session Laws, as the case may be, and separate Tenders for the Bind- ing of the work; and the ‘Tenders tor the Binding to set forth the rate per Volume at which the Contractor or Contractors will Half Bind the same in Calf, and Half Bind the same in Sheep. No Tender will be noticed unless accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Commissioners, signed, if in re- reference to the Printing, by two (2) persons of known responsibility, engaging to become Security for thefdue performance ot the Contract. EDWARD PALMER, } c ae JOSEPH HENSLEY, § 7O™'oisopers. Charlottetown, November 27, 1867. ‘Flying Frenchman” for Sale ! THIS well-known and favorite HORSE, whose Stock ia the most. numerous and the fastest in the Island, and always com- mand a ready sale and the highest prices, will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Market) Square at 2 o'clock, P. M., on TUESDAY, the 30th day of DECEMBER, : Terms made known at the save. ‘ JOHN MAHER, Lot 49, Nov. 27, i987. HOUND. N the St. Peter's Road, on Monday night last a Lady’ s FUR MUEF. which the owner can have b rov roperty and paying ‘expenses. Apply to Po Toe eee JOUN TREANOR, : at Hon. Geo, Coles’, Ch, Town, Noy. 27, 1867. pd ‘The Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the pub- lic that he has, by late various dirivals ffom Britain, | Canada, and the United States completed his., | Importations for the Season COMPRISING A VERY General Assortment of Goods! which ho offers for sale at his establishment, , THE QUEEN STREET WAREHOUSE, | He assures those who may favor him by a ¢all, his stock has been purchased with a most careful regard to the soundness of the articles offered for sale. No abatements in price, but a considerable discount will be allowed on the purchase of a parcel, { only effect the advantage of obtaining the same at the lowest rate, but also in- ’ sure to themselves good BENJAMIN DAVIES. Queen Street Warchouse, } 4in Ch'town, Noy. 8, 1867, at 4 Pe JUST RECEIVED FROM BOS'ION. Bbls. HAVANNA ORANGES, = « © 2 Boxes LEMONS, 2 Bbls., ORANGES, 2 Boils. COOKING. PEARS, 1 Box EATING PEARS, 1 Case GRAPES, COCOA-NUTS, APPLES, CONFECTIONARY, &c.. &e., For Sale Cheap for Cash at. T. O';CONNELL'S’ Variety Store, Queen Street. Noy, 20, 1867. 4in a To the Public, UCTIUN SALE continued every FRIDAY and SAT- i& URDAY evening, from 7 to 10 o'clock, at the subscri- ber’s Auction Rooms, pti Room Building. Goods of every d ition received and sold to order. ‘Tunas Cash ; sale positi¥®,, No reserve. Auction sales of Hofaea, Cattle, Farming Implements, New and second-hand Furniture, Stoves, &c., attended to on market days, in front of the Market House, at 2 o'clock, p.m, A. MeNEILL, Auctioneer, Reading Room Building, : . i _ Nov. 29, 1847. 3 Ample room for the reception ef all kinds of Goods, ' hoth at Auction Rooms in Reading Rowm Building, and at Wareroom in Market House basement, ...» A.MeMEILL. NOTICE. bh pm een by virtae of a Deed of Relexse and Assignment madé and Executed the 21st day of OCT., inst., duly filed and’ registered in the proper offices ia-this Island, WM. B. DAWSON, late of Char- lottetown, ‘Fanner, hath released, assigned, transferred, and conveyed to the undersigned, all bis real and per- and sums of money and securities therefor due and, owing unto bim, aa well as all the personal Estate and Effects belonging to and all debts and sums of mone and securities therefor due and ewing to GEORG NICOLL, late of Charlottetown, Shoemaker, which had 8. Dawson, by a certain breed of Assigament duly re- HE. upon certain Trusts, and for certain purposes, m the said first mentio Deed of igument ex- essed. This is to nowy all persons indebted to the said W. B. Dawson, ‘and to the sail George Nicoll, that the several sums due from them respectively, must be paid by them forthwith, to Messrs. Attny & Davies, Solicitors, who have been duly anthorized to receive and give receipts for the same; and all persons to whom the said’ W. B. Dawson 1 indebted, are req said Messrs. Alley & Davies, forthwith. Dated at Chatlottetowa, this 25th Oct., 1867. , ' THOMAS DAWSON. RICHARD HEARTZ. THOMAS ALLEY. TERMS CASH. - ss ° j H ° § . * tal t ‘ Thouvands ‘attest thts ‘Assertion, aad! Parties buying on these terms, at this establishment, will not} sonal Estate in Prince Edward Island, and all Debts|house, Icehouse, Milkhouse, and Coallioire, are com been by him assigned and conveyed to the said William) surrounded by a handsome and substantial whether by Book Account, Notes of Hand, or otherwise, | of Title Deeds ; and the balance in six months from the) uested to| das be obtained, on reference to the cowlitions ef sale, 2 2 a oialt x agg ‘ 3 contract. Wires... 4. Alem s PREPARATIONS ror tHe HAIR. Mrs. 8. A. ALLEN’S Mrs. 8. Ay ALLEN’s WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER, WORLD'S ILATR DRESSING is suited to both young and old. It strengthens or ZYLOBALSAMUM, is essential to use with the ILur, prevents its lalling or turning geey, and nn- the Restorer, bac the Hair Dressing alune often re- parts to it a beautiful glossy appearance. Lt never fuils »ores, and neyer fats to invigorate, beautify aod re- to RESTORE GRAY HAik fresh the Hnir, rendering it sofc, sitky and glossy and TU ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR. disposing it to remain shee Pg cients Iris Nor a Dye, but acts directly upon the roots of FOR LADIES AND CERES, the hair, giving them the natural nourishment required, | whose Hair requires frequent dressing, it hag no equal. producing-the saine vitality and luxurious quaatity av in| No iacy’s toilet is complete without it. The.rich glossy youth, It will restore it on bald places, requires no appearance imparted is truly wonderful. Tt cleanses previous preparation of the hair, and is easily applied the [airy removes all dandruff, and imparts to it a most by one's self. One bottle will usually last for a year, delightful fragrance, It will prevent the Ihair from as alter the hair is once restored, vecasional applications falling out, and is’ che most evowontical cand ‘vatur ple once in three mouths will insure against grey hairs to) Hair Dressing kuown, Millions of bottles sold every the most advanced age. year, THE RESTORER REPRODUCES AND THE AIR DRESSING CULTIVATES AND BEAUTIIFIES Sold by Druggists throughout all the World. Principal Sales Office, 198 Greenwich-st, NY. City. STOVES! TENDERS. STOVES! STOVES! Tenders for Dredging the South port and Char lttetwna sidesot HOO’ STOVES suitable for coal, of Charlottetown Ferry. warranted to WORK WELL, consisting of MAGICIAN, VICTORIA, “(EPARATE Tenders are required to de sent into the Colonial Secretary's Office, on or before THURSDAY and: HELPING HAND \the fourteenth day of JANUARY next, at twelve o'clock, » “ Dpa noon, by any person or company who may be willing to DODD & ROGERS. contract with the Government to perform the three follow- > TOAULE WD FATAL ALT AED «jug works, that is toreay 3 OOK STOVES FOR WOO! WAT ER | “ist. ‘To dredge the Southport side of Charlottetown Ferry, LOO, BROADSIDE, PREMIU, and ‘#8 fellows :—A channel to be cut through the flats from thu ; rT ye wa ig 4 > main channel to the landing slip at the Southport side; the YARMOUTH COOK. first 160 feet, leading from the main channel, to be dredged ai . cep, and ide. A ls SE DODD & ROGERS. — Presto he mendelabdaecanes up to the outer edge ef the gS at BOLLERS, all sizes, 'statiorary Whart and under the Floating Blocka, (supposed \to be about 400 feet,) to be dredged out 2 feet deep through+ jout, and 60 feet wide up to the docks, and from side to side within the docks.” . 3rdly. ‘Lhe publie docks, on the Charlottetown side of and SHOP said Kerry, to be dyedged out and deepened in the same manner from side to vide sve fot deep at the least, from,, " ithe end of the slip to the chaanel, DODD & ROGERS. . | ‘The above works to he me ered br gia i oS oat TAL ICTERR CbDATRG +3, faction of the Superintendent of Public Works, or other ID EGISTER GRATES and MARBLE eter eae form vo by. the Govertment to inspect DODD & ROGERS. panto R AIR TIGHT STOVES. . e 801 redyed ¢ : remover BLLe vs DODD & ROGERS, ja‘place as not tu obetruct the nay igation of the Ligh. bore or OOFING PITCH and FELT. jother rivers. ‘ ; oe Tenders to be pccom: anied by the'names of tv-o sufficient gecurities for the due perfornmnce e4uetabove Contracts, The Government iy not to be cousiiered as bound to ac- _ !eept the lowest Tender in any cage, ’ UEORGE COLES, \ “Colonial Secretary. November 15, 1867. ’ 7 Hous ROGERS |! Seer tres teers ieee Noy. 13, 1867. ial AUCTION | i F A LL "1867. orvet rt. lO. BE sold. by PUBLIC AUCTION, on, MONDAY, the 2d DECEMBER, at 1i o'clock, 4. m., on the prem- . “4 ' ‘ises of JOSEPH MURRAY, Lot’65, 00 Acres N ew Store. New Goods. Government Tand, ‘PVHE Undersigned having removed te his New Store, Old qyyon which two urstallments have been Ww and eight Stand, Reddin’s Corer, where he has inercased facili- years to pay the balance, The gbove LAND is within 24 ties for carrying on a general Dry Goods, Grocery, Liquor ‘pyiles’of Mussulmad, and 4 quarter of a mile from, a Grivi and eae Earthenware Business, he ag. 1-4 heBs und shingle Mill. Also— leave to inform his friends, and the public generally, that he is now prepared to supply them with all kinds of Goods in The following Stock, the above line, at ax low prices as can be found in. the City. |! Mare, fy Ft ns pie) ve Lage’ het gt Pigs, Th 4 5) 1 Truck & Wheels, 2 Sleighs, | stack Oats, | sett Harrows, ie Aone Cenesoen ors 1 Plough, 1 sett Cart Harness, and several other articles too wv Geer sod numerous to mention. All sums over,20s,, @ credit of 12 hite Shietings. mouths Will be given. Blue, White, and Fancy Flannels, Bedticks, Osnaburgs, Twellings, Red, White ant) Blue Cotton - Warp, Cotton Handkerchiefs, Blankets, Coburgs, Orleans, Winceys, Fancy Prints, Gala Plaids, Tweeds, Doeskins, Pilot Cloths, Hosiery, Gloves, Paper Collars, Hate and Caps, Neckties, Flannel Shir ts, Umbrellas Oil Cloths, &c, ; Tea, Sugar. Tobacco, Molasses, Rice, Starch, Blue, Indigo, Soap, and Candles ; Kerosene Oil, Brandy, Gin, Rum, and Whiskey, Portand Sherry We, always on hand at the usual low prices; China and Eartheaware. | In Great. Variety. ‘The Subscriber thankful for past favors, respeotfully 20.| : licits a continuance of the same,.and trusts, by attention te; business and to the wants of his Customers, to, merit an in: crease of sales and an extension of business. / + Orders from the Country personally’ attended to and, promptly executed, B. D. REDDINY ld Stand, Reddin's Corner, , ' November 11th, 1867, DODD & ROGERS. (XE No. 3 Singer's Sewing Machine. a GEO, CLOW, Auctioneer, Lot 65, Nov 12, 1867. CARD. ee P. B. MeIutyre, WD, C. AM. PILESIOL AW & SU RGROW: Graduate of MeGill University . Moutreal, Dom’n of Canada, Residence at Mrs. Smith's, - - - Souris East i Charlottetown, Oct. 19, 1867. , SHOPS TO CET. — VHK Subscriber offers to rerft, with immediate possesmon, TWO VERY DESIRABLE SHOPS, with Warerooms overhead, being patt-of his New and Commodious four story ‘building on Queen Steet: For Busines Stands, these sors cannot be surpassed in’ the City, For, further particulars apply to : B. D. REDDN. Queen Street Ch'town Oct. 30, 1867. PI Ex 4ins FOR SALE! Meeting of the, Legislature. N Excellent BUSINESS STAND for Sale at Dun- neat : das Cross Roads, consisting of half an acre of Colennial Seerttary's Office. Land, on which there is a NEW DWELLING HOUSE, a _ Novemper 7th 1865. 30 x 28, consisting of 9 Shop and six finished rooms,| \{74ERFAS by a Resolution of the House of As- also a Kitchen, 14 x 16. finished also, 1 Granary, 28 x sembly passed on the Ith day of April, 1863, it 80, 1 Shed and an excellent well of water. For further} Was resolved that thé initiation of all money votes ~~ {particulars apply to: MARTIN: MARTIN or to DON- shouid be with the Execution : Notice is hereby given that all application for Mone Grants for Roads. Bridges, Wharfs, &e., and ull peti- tions for any subject whatsoever, which parties may de- sire to submit to the Legislature at its next annual Sussion, are required to be sent into this Office on or before the first day of February, 1868. By Command, GEORGE COLES, Colonial Seeretary. re ic od New Fall Arrangement. rJ\HE MAILS for the United Kingdom, the neighbor ing Provinces, United States, &c., will, until further notice, ALD MARTIN on the premises. Dundas Cross Roads, Nov. 13, 1867. ‘DAWSON’S ESTATE. Suburban. Residence tor Sale. mpHE Subscribers will sell by Public Auction, in front! of the Colonial Building, on FRIDAY, the 20th! -_— day of DECEMBER fext, at 12 o'clock noon. that} beautiful COTTAGE, with two acres of ground attach- ed, situated in the Common of Charlottetown, about fifteen minutes’ walk from ibe city, litely oreupied by ane SON, and known as the ** MODEL COTs) cg a; the Tagan) Pou tikes Chumsbcwa. 44 SL. ' a . : laws, viz :— This property is eligibly situated in the most elovat-| For Canada, New Prtmswick and the United States, via ed and healthy position in the suburbs of Charlottetown, | oy. MA! nN ved |, State nearly opposite the resilence of the Hon, Juver ape oe as FUESDAY and THURSDAY evening ai Perens, conimandsa splendid view ot the City andits |” Nova Scotia, via Pictou, every MONDAY, WED- environs, : a NESDAY and FRIDAY. evening at $ o'clock, The Cottage itself istastefully and elegantly finished, | yoy Great Britéin, Newfoundland and the West Indies, with an especial eye to comfort, and presents a ytd levury alrérnate MONDAY and WEDNESDAY evening at attractive and handsome appearance, The other UGIIE-|6 o'clock. as follows, viz : ings on the prenises, consisting of a Stable und Coach - Monday, | Nov. 4 Monday, , Deo 2 Wednesday, “ 6 Wednesday, ‘ modious, well-arranged, and thoroughly finished. Monday, “ow Monday, we 1G The grounds attached, which embrace a large GAR- Wednesday, “*) 20 Wednesday, © 19 DEN, are ina good state of cultivation, are planted) Mails for Summervide and St. Eleanor's, to be torwarded with choice and ornamental. Trees, and intersected per steamer, will be closed every TUESDAY and THURS. i 1d walke: and the whole property 12) \Y eyening at 8 o'plock. ’ with broad gravelled walks ; roparty i) Letters to be registered, and Newspapers must be pasted t enee, " ; t . If en hour before the thas of closi e Mails. Thore'is Alad connected with’ the Kitchen 6f the:Com{ )4!f en hour defor ay ee th OMAS OWEN tage a large BRICK TANK, with: Filteret and »Forev Pustmasted Deneril, Pump. ei iAnal Post Ofive Ohitewn, Tho Terms of Sale rr be : * per cent. of the ur. | ak tm i 4 chase money to be paid down ; 25 per cent, on delivery, . me al Title Doct " HRS I< LN*S day of sale, to be secured by a mortgage on the proper | BRAILEE ‘SUGAR POWDE RS. ty. an indisputable title will be given tothe Purehaser. | Rheumatism of all kinds, Neuralgia, Further particutors respecting title, 'powsdssion; ¢te.. Lumbago, Sciatica, COUGHS, and all affections from Colds. iE" S.e Lancet, udder Mepieat, Patao®aan, bes WM, BR. WATSON. te Dy Stor?** koe ” Vnert Bulding, Queen Stregt, CAP teyase7. A © wh, orto the nndersigned, —— THOMAS DAWSON, RICHARD HEARTZ, ! | ; THOMAS ‘ALLEY. ~ Charlottetown, Nov, 20, 1897. ' furnish their claims nnd Acéounts duly awested to ge be th: Office of Messrs. ALLEY & DAVIES, Solicitors, Aa alsa for Fs CK-ACILE, TOOTA-ACHE, BAR-ACHY, | Oe ee ee