LATEST NEWS BY THE MAILS. LATEST FROM EUROPE, 7 ; upon the Mavur to stop them. The steamship Java, at New \ om wi I nurs ioe thn tnlatnde U0 ne peace-loving ee day . veaing, brug mi 1. ed, a neg will restrain the more violent, and the proces- de le ny we 4 by f to hm ot Ores i, usserts that Bishop Lynch has declared his in- bade any representatic ta tention of leaving Canada to avoid the danger alive to tin Fenian jpn cecdi ss Mr. Giadsione reyretled Liat Lin it Up. Lhe knowledyge vl any proceedings to making presentations to the 5 ’ it. He mued the movement. } Government re md responsibility of a battle ou the lush iu America. , subject had nent had ne yustify them in uational day. Troops are still pouring in from the rural distriets by hundreds. The moment they ar jrive they are organized into companies and been brou rover 7 : } j American Governme believed prea Lmeri undizuitied squads for drill. 4 } MmiVvl ili a CUTK t yt Ln Xt pustraie sv ivug | ‘ “ “Syl lt would | shea veesh ’ ©i they have been cx mpelle d to suspend business as no pubic act wa milkitied amounting tu se pu eel ™_ “ slit , Uh re h during drill hours. a& Dreaeh ¢ © neutral uws. ec ris , > . . : ° 3 nd “it : The news from the frontier indicates no Police cuntinue active 1 arrestin. suspected | ; om sailed oy tm cause of extraordinary movement, but the mili "CORMILS, Ane roons Col ue Li ye se 4 re-| « The latest returns sho 13,000 cases—the re a te ot é 1@ Government la preparing tor largest yet. The Prussian Government sud- | ® ©™e"seucy. deuty « losed the Chambers on the plea that the | : , ie cect ea proceedings of the Deputies were in opposition} TH® Fenians — taere Destixatioy.—The to the Government, tending toward strite. The | St. Croix Courier, in an article about the Fe- ‘ TT “a « » ne . > > i aa ‘ ° ~ - ‘s action was quite unexpected, President Gra } nians, gives it as his opinion that their destina- wt the people would | by the represeltat) es and constitution. | Breadstutts quret, I Con > 5 S.5 to 8 l ‘3- bow expressed the hope ? . i > hed tion will be some point on the Passamaruoddy Bay. OvisiOns firm. 5 20's oo He is strengthened in this opinion by sols 87 . States ‘i the fact that a prominent gentleman in St. THE FENIAN MOVEMENT. (By Teleg uph.) Montreat, March &. | Andrew's the other day received an intimation | from a friend in Pennsylvania who had obtain- t' d the information from private sources, to the 1") : ; i j effect that part of the Fenian programme was he morning papers say that last night orders | were received by the Mi out 10.000 vo that % authorities to eal | t® capture Campodbello, and use that Island as a 24 hours, and | base of operations. stationed at a remarks :-— pul in @& state of . ‘ ’ » » 3 : | ‘We helieve it to be a fact that a Feniar {Cirele isin vigorous operation in Eastport, and Croix. are in unteers within Our contemporary further ast miyht yuards Were arinories, and everythin cefence for any emergeucy that might arise. . ‘ thers in places bordering on the St. New York, March °. After several ineffectua! attempts, we : The Times’ Montreal despatch Says the i tormed, a circle has at leneth been established Militia are under arms and on duty to-night. | in Calais, and it is boastfully stated that fifty it is reported that Navy Tx and has been seized . stand of arms and men to handle them can be OY LU,0U ilakus 1 () ranye né hy , i" , ; : $4, Vue F Culae vi nvemen are being | produced at half an hour's notice in a certain Staee There is great excitement in the city. loeality in that city. (We are proud to do ow New Yorx, 9th, P. M. neishbours the justice of stating from personal Toronto, 9th. — The response vesterday for| Knowledge that Fenian designs find no favor volunteers from all parts of the country was with the respectable portion of the Calais com- munity.) We have it also on good authority {that within the last few months attempts have been made to purchase arms and ammunition very and a a uch larger number rvices that enthusiastic, ; atteredt their se was required, . es Phe Globe to-day has a report of a Fenian plot, which is for a body to cross into Canada and | fTO™ private in dividuals, who were known to take part in the pul i¢ processions on St. Pa- | Possess them, not five miles from where we trick’s Dav, who will disturb the peace and | “ rite. All these facts lead to but one conclu: | 1 sion, which is, that should they by any possi- The Orange Watehman of to-day says the Fenians of this city will walk on St. Patrick's Day armed with pikes and revolvers, and calls It is believed So great is the drain upon| some large business houses in the city, that | atemeil could obtain no rest or alleviation of his su‘fer ings, although the most scientific ductors were attending upon him, 7, at a quarter past nine a.m . . warn . rolder } » : " ‘ | his body were deposited in a yulden urn, en jin the Chair. Ona reconsideration of resolutions riched with diamonds, and placed upou a paf-} ticular throne, and after the usuai period of iy- ing in State, according to the Siaitiese custo, it will be buried with great esremouu). | Dear or Ma. Heesert, M. P.—The Right) py, peason given for the change in the value of shares was the fact that three pounds cannot be divided into any number cf dollars, of 6s, 3d. each, | | Hon. Mr. Herbert, M. P., for Kerry, died sud j}denly on Monday night at Adare, the seat of Eari Dunraven. }THE FRENCH EXTRADITION TREATY WITH ENGLAND. In the debate upon paragraph 1 of the address in the Corps Legisiatii on Wedensday, M. Jules | Favre censured the withdrawa! of Franee from | the extradition treaty with England, and said he suspected the existence of some political motive tor the step —M. Rouher, Mimster of State, rep! ed that the measure in question had no poli- tieal significance. Notice was giv®n to lLerminate the treaty because it had no satirfactory result, but the Freuch Government bad uot relinguished the hope of concluding a wore effectua! treaty. THE BREACH BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. The breach between Austria and Pruasia wii not be lessened by an order which General Gab lenz, the Austrian commander in Holstein, has a dveased to the provincial governments of the D chy. He says :—*I do not besitate to expres. mysell in taveur of the Cousntution of bed4, as the proper basis for the future political organt- sation of Holstein, and L recognize in theic tull ex tent the ebligations thereby inposed upon the Government of the Ewperor ef Austria.” W hat will Prussia say to this Beri, Marcu 1.—It is stated that in the Ministerial Council held yesterday the definitive j Settlement of the qnestion of the Duehies formed the anbject of the discussion, aud that a resolution was airived at. | | | i THE REVOLUTION IN ROUMANIA. Tlntelligence from Constantinople states that (he Diplomatic Representatives of the Powers whe signed the ‘Treaty of Paris bave communicated to their respective Governments the wish of the Sub lime Porte that a commissioner should be sent fe Bucharest on behalf of each of the above Powers in order to inquire inte the recent events in Rou- mania. It is asserted that Austria has come t fan woderstand.ng with the Western Powers in re- | ference to the question of the Danubian Prin- | cipalilies, The Marquis de Mousiser, Freneh ambassador distract attention ile armed Fenian bands , oe I es , the New Brunswick, and not the Canadian, | ‘ides with the protest made by the Sublime Porte Bostox, March 10. froutier is their proposed destination.” | against the proceedings of the revolutionary party Toronto, C. W., 10th. —YV olunteers continue yi, at Bucharest, and that all the neceswary steps te > --

-o oe —____——_ FURTHER NEWS BY THE MAILS. to respond to the eall with great enthusiasm. Bishop Lynch has issued a cireular de nouncing the Fenians. Phe Customs De ial . MIP EVOTICL partment have issued a ciccular speedily in- ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH MAIL. structing the officers to thorough!y search all oe Mat) ‘ , f ; baryave and passengers coming into the Pro- Tur Mails are coming upon us In great force. | vinces, and detain all arm« and munitions of} The second Mail for the week came on Satur- War. All weapons will taken from pas-| dav, brinviay names Wii + taken With a list ' : New York. may have ti their possession. . " 7 ‘ ‘ . oe | ¢ " 2403 | ih Express goods shall be closely compared with | Other Mail was received at the Post Office here, | $s whose ‘ : a . f Yesterday morning (Sunday) an 4) SUCH ws hey © . the manifests and suspected packages will be | and this included a Mail from England by the | ; F reisht tra . ce Careruts) y | more direct route to Halifax. The Steamship am ~a > pacKare n mentioned in the | “— Sal “er : TI | manif he allowed to pass. Cars will] Africa arrived at the latter place on Thursday } Te ‘fore passiuy the froutier. forenoon last, with dates to the 3rd instant. | New York. March 10. We make room below for some of the fore ign | \ despatch from Ottawa, Canada, says ;— | vews—other intelligence has been anticipated | - ; Pa iwiment has been called to meet April by the New York arrival. Willmer & Smith's | 0th. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick will : | Zumes states that Her Majesty the Queen has | mfederation with | Pus \ large reinforcement will be sent | jiune diately accede to the ( me ‘ ‘ oe . . aliiailias veen ill, but not seriously so.—The English out from Kavland as soon as wavi-ration opens | Cabinet are said t » be in earnest about a Reform } on con ned Fenian raid. -Eng Bill, and it is said that Mr. Gladstone would lish runheouts have heen orde ed to the Fishin ar . grounds in view of the abro.ation of the Ri Be introduce a measure on the subject, on the! peveitv Treaty -The Government buildings | 12th instant.—Some alarm has been created by cud banks in Ottawa have heen placed under| the discovery that Fenianism prevails in th: " } , . i seria 2 t nicht \r msenents have been British Army. To what extent, it is impossible | mad Reciprocal Free Trade between Ca a : nada and the Hritish West Indies, and a direct © 88¥: but the belief is, that it is confined to zivail ‘ a Mout thit will he imme-| only a few of the Irish soldiers. desvatch sovs the cries has ved, and eon. REPORTED RESIGNATION OF EAR fr ' ‘ ; of the arriva uu RUSSELL. teers ’ iwe t ane! FOO js The town was startled on Wedoesday by at 4 ius if ul © billetied by 1} sterv that Lord Russell had asked he: Ma‘esty t en . tll she 1 : va the frontier are) pejieve him from duties which had moved too irk ’ Se OTed Uy u off trains. It) some for him, aud that the Duke of Somerset ! tat ‘ AOD ¢ "|> e now armed had hee npon his recomume nelati hh, @ trusted 1 ready to march The authorities are | with the task of formins a new Adn.inistration. " é lity to drive back any To persons at all acquainted with the te:m benra invaders : n which Lord Russel! and his collea rus | New York, March 12. d, or who had watched at all carefully th The steamshi » Vig of Boxta ¢, with Liverpool course which the Ministry has taken in Parlia dates tu the Ist of Mach, has arrived. The | ment, it conld be no matter of s: rprise to hear j » want of unani- | tiat, hopeless of arreement, all the members Earl Russell's Calanet, avs it is not| of the Cabinet had tendered their resignation at the Rassell has) t> her Majesty. The Times zave the fo lowin +} asked the Queen to releive him of his duties. | reasons why Lord Russeli should have resizned lt admits that the rumor wants authentication, | —“His Administration has not been called! but d Clave it Times, after exvatiating ont mity tm ' Si , “ae surprised rumor that jiarl as a fact. It susmeses that aj anon to do much, vet what it has done has ex-| new Liberal Cabinet will be formed, and sa-r-| libited a spirit of vaecillation aid uncertainty gests the Duke of Somerset as the possible head. | which auzured ill forits future. Anything like | No other journal says anythin: on the subject. | unity of principle was absent from its deliber-| -The Lrish question has been discussed inj ations; the Cabinet has been divided ayainst the House of Lords, and Earl (irey vave notice | itself: what one man has proposed another has thathe would, at aa early day, move for a fall | consideration of the subject. ...The Times! bitterivy deawunces the had taste of Mr. Ban- ! yvration on Mr. Lineceln. Situation of | Fenian a fairs remains unchan red, and arrests | what would happen to-morrow, because it was | impossible to say what spirit would then be | predominant.” signed. He has heen at lorzerheads with his coileayues for the last few weeks, and i lieved that the quarrel came to a head on Sa- | turday. A rumour, very much better substan croft. eoutinue plentiful in all directions, and arms is he aud ammunition frequently seized. The pro-| visions of the Peace Act have ‘een further ex tender. Sir Chas. Phipps. Keeper of the} tiated than that of his resizuation, dec’aves t) at} Privy Purse, and Private Secretary to the | Queen, is dead -The Paris Wemorial Diplo-|\ordship's private house, he proposed a Reform metiqne says the mission of Baron Sailard to! Bill to which his colleagues curtly refused their | Mexico is a mere startin, point fornezotiations | assent. If his lordship threatened res‘ gnation tor the withdrawal of the Fren Thejhe has thousht better of the matter. The report that 5,000 will return in May is at least} Jace thinks that the return of the Conserva | nh troops. j i erv premature. ts end in 1865, Tt has cost £27,000,000 sterl-{ nation. The Whigs out of office ing, and 10,000 men killed and disabled. -jand achieve an audacity wech they lose when} Moreov el, | The Lindon S/ar has reason tu know that the ; debauched by the sweets of place.”’ } ** crow strony relations of Austria and Prussia, relativeto the| there are certain ‘yellow admirals” “wh Duchies, is very evitieal. Iteven hints at the | have eome to the fore by mere seniority, who! possibility of war. l inspire no coulidence, and have neither know LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO QCEENSTWOX led re nor genius to justify their position. Ou dee ; ei -ontemporary thinks those persons ** on cht to} The Bank rate is uchanzged The rumor! >" , , nig ° ‘ - ° wr age = be relerated to obscurity. of the resignation of Earl Russell ic empha ; ee : , tically denied. Fenian a‘fairs remain un-| A change in the Cabinet will shortly he | 7 : 1 Os > , retire 2 Y Sor reor G ay | changed. -The Military force in Ireland is} cause d by the retirement of Sir George Grey | to be further auzmented.....The Enzlish Go-| from the Home Othee, i vernment has sized two vesseis which were | : | hitms ont forthe Chilian (rovernment. The} Rerorm Conrerence.—The conference of ; Eaclish Government has received a telegram | in 21 howrs, from fodia, announcing the settle-| throughout the country, convened by the Re- at of the Whoutan affair. | form Leazue, assembled on Wednesday evening New Yore, 15th March. | at St. Martin’s Hall, Long-acre. About 200 __ | delegates were present, and nearly all the prin- ‘ R coat eepurte « plate te a oo. —. | cipal towns in the kingdom were represented. 7 nero C rte edi eaceaing om Bd ane, | Mr. Beales, the president ot the Refor m League. foundation. Everything quiet. was called to the chair. Mr. Greening, of BuPFALO reformers from the various reform associations | i tai at “ Manchester, moved, and the Rev. Mr. Little, ot Mareb 15th. | Nottingham, seconded, a resolution affirming Two handred United States soldiers arnved} rhe principles of the Reform League, in resi here yesterday, and are Hew at Foct Perter More | dential and rezisterial manhood suffraze, pro sand te be expected. They are «upposed to be | The resolution, after , Be tected by the ballot. here te see weuiralily lawa rer pected... Gold 131. some discussion, was adopted unanimously. New Yor«, Mareh 15th. The draft of a refurm bill, embodying the prin Speeial Toronto despateh says, the authorities | ciples of the league, was then laid before the | are aid ta be in possession of startling intelligence and reterred to a committee of twelve | Thousands of Feniana will cross the border as j acon as the weather perunts, and be joined by | Fevians in Canada. Government! detectives are | al rt on thie side of the line, and keep the Cana- | dian authorities infurmed of the movements ofthe |?" en euewy. The panie showa no abatement. A;\o! @ very heterogencous aud miscellaneous | serious rus for geld has commenced on the banks| character. The cost of parochial proceedings | throughout the Provinees, and the Government is| at law or in equity, payments for or towards | belping the bauks with apecie.—(iold 111. the country, hundred, or borough rates; a po- | —-- lice rate, constables’ expenses, and cost of pro MORE ABOUT THE FENIANS! | ceedings befure justices, paymeuts on account lot the Rezistration Act, vaccination fees, ex We clip the following items, alditional to| penses allowed in respect of parliamentary 0: those already received, from the Toronto tele- | municipal ee ee under ee “ ' j | Parochial Assessment Act (for surveys ané ene he PES Te Sree We Oe Hee | yaluations,) and loans repaired under the same, | A full supply of ammunition has been pass-| i) come out of the sum collected as poor rates. ed ta the troops, aud railway trains are made) pig although in the year ended Lady-day, | up and ready to move at & moment's notice to| 1964. the total amount raised in the metropolis any point of attack. lunder this head was £1,489,732, only £876,- Many reports are current, and one pretty; 292 was expended in relieving the poor; and generally eredited is that Parliament will be! while a uniform rate of 1s 2 9-10 in the pound called to assemble immediately, that the Habeas | for the year would provide for all charges ot Corpus will be suspended and martial law pro-| administration and relief, the present average claimed before the 17th inst. ~ Government! poor rate upon the whole of London is much has takea possession of the Montreal telegraph | hi cher, being 2s 1 2-10d in the pound on its line. jrateable value. That nearly half our poor The Toronto Globe calls onthe President to| rates should be applied-to other purposes than interfere. | relieving the poor is in itaelf a glaring anomaly, Toronto papers of this morning are filled | and one causing needless confusion and irrit- with despatches from points showing that the | ability in the minds of the people taxed. tailitary preparations are extersive, and that | every town is turning out in full force. As fast! Deara or tae Kexe or Stam.—Letters from a troops arrive they are organized in battalions. | Singapore, dated Jan. 20, announce the death They will be drilled five hours per day. ‘of P. 8. Phar Pawarendr Ramesr, the second To-day there is a turn out en masse of citi-| King of Siam. His Majesty had been in ill | meeting, | for consideration. How Poor Rares ane Spext.—What are it seut called poor rates include expenditure } |; MOVEMENTS OF } servation on the banks of the Pruth | comusander-in chief, is | cers who have been residing in Canada for the | gy, among the Paragwayas treops and the allied ito General Sweenev.. . this city alone... cartridve boxes and knapsacks were bought rejected, and wo one has been able to vues- | Ot auction last week from a house in Park Rut Earl Russell has not re. | Officers detailed for that purpose... probable that Col. Taessham will command | the first Fenian regiment trom this sity, and a at the Cabinet Couneil of Saturday, hi Ll at his | ized, and an independent battalion for special | service under command of Col. Murphy... } stored in The French expedition was} tives to power would be the best thing for the | of the Fenians. | Society, under the patronage of the Benevolent | | Students. | hope, prosperous career, was a student of Dr. jexpedite the assembly of a conlerence upon the | affair had already been adopted. RUSSIAN TROOPS OF THE PRUTH. Bropy, Fes. 23 —Active movements are tak- ing place in the camp of the Russian army of ob hourly expected | Odessa. Vienna, Fer, 25.—The Vienna papers of to- day publish advices from Bessarabia confirming the warhke attitude displayed by the Russian treops along the whole line of the Pruth. The officers of the staff were vecupied in seeking the most favourable apot fo> Crossing the river, for) which purpese pontoons bad already been pre pared. No orders, however, bad arrived for the | troops te march. Telegraphic advices from the Moldavian fren | tier state that the Russian troops bad reevived orders to withdraw trom the banks of the Prath A strong military cordon was to be established | to guard the Russian frontier. } | TURKEY. | The statement presented to the Sultan by Mus- tapha Pacha upon the financial condition ef the | country, having given great offence to the Ministry, hia Exeelleney has resigned the Presidency of the Preasury Council, and proposes retiring te Eyypt He is succeeded in his post by Kiprisli Pacha. _— LATEST NEWS FROM THE STATES. sOSTON, Ma ch l >. in reference to Fenian m —\ Montreal despateh says, ts, that there Verdict Was a secret meeting of th leawers of the} movement ip that city last Friday night, ina buildias net a hundred vards from the Bouse cours market, in Woich it Was resvived to give every ald pos ve to th invaders Qut « the $5,000 members of that order in Canada, it is stated that 25,000 members will take up , : arms as s00n as Sweeney's advance reaches Many of the Southern offi-| | Canadian soil. last two vears, have gone to New York for the | purpose of offerings their services and assistance: .. The New York World says it is ca'culated that 25,000 men who have } seen service would respond to a Fenian eall in| ..It is known that 16,000 Place, and quantities of arms and ammunition ire being negotiated for from day to day by ..felezraph yerators will no doubt be needed... It is well known Southern cavalry officer the second. ..-An artillery regiment is also being organ \ despatch from Albany to the World says | hat information has been received that uni-| forms for 15,000 men, and 2000 rifles, are surlington, Vt., waiting the arriva! Gold 132. — = ~ | The number of volunteers answerme to the | ‘all of the Government largely exceeds the | lemand.. . ..A military circular has heen issued | hy the Commander-in-Chief, in which he says the precautions thus taken are to prevent | threatened piratical attacks of lawless men. He has full reliance in the loyal spirit of the Cauadians, and is convinged that the Canadian volunteers will repel all attacks.....In the Catholic Churches Bishop Lynch's letter was read, and some of the priests called on the Ca- tholics, for the sake of the peace of the city, not to walk on St. Patrick’s Day. St. Ceca Cuorat Socrery Concert.— A Concert was given at the St. Andrew’s Hall, on Saturday evening last, by the above named Irish Society, which was a very brilliant affair. The Hall was crowded almost to suffocation: and itis the intention to have the Concert re-| peated this evening. In our next No. we hope to be able to vive a fuller account of those in teresting eutertainments. ~~ ——_-~<>o—___ -——_—-_- Mepican Examination at. Harvarp Univer- siry.—We learn from private letters receutly | tive of this Island, and born at Tracadie, re- cently underweut a medical examination hefore the Faculty at the above named University, and received most promptly his degree of M. D. The Facuity, we understand, were warm in their praises of Mr. McDonald's proficiency, and they manifested their approbation of him by allowing him to read his Dissertation before the Faculty, and the Governor of the State, which is an honor rarely conferred on Medical The youthful and successful Doctoi —now entering upon'an honourable, and we Sutherland of this City; and the result of the examination shows that the teaching was by no means inefficient or that the studies were in the least neglected. POE RE er We have to acknowledge the receipt ofan interesting Report of discussions and proceed ings in the City Hall, called by the Medical Faculty, respecting the precautions necessary to be taken for the preservation of the health of the City, in anticipation of a visitanon from the Cholera. We shall publish the Report in ‘disease had increased to such a degree that he The troops | intellive nee from Europe vid ) are ready to march, and General Kotzebue, the the shop, and tovk away a few Boota, some ot from } i | i | Pas week—John Morris, Esquire, Council- ‘ i | } i j|taves of the setthement im question, it may be | presumed that our contemporary’s stegy is hut | dicate irritation of the throat or chest, Holloway's | received here that Mr. J. A. MeDonald, a na-| fo whieh Qqeeeety's Pee dh WESTERN BANK. to 15 shares. | Without fractional parts. — The Committee brmefly appointed reported that nearly £4,500 had been already subscribed. The Hon. Jas. Warbutton, Mesers. B. Rogers, G. W. Howlan, Jatifes Forsyth, H. Bell, N. Woodside and P. Doyle, were appoiuted a provi- sional Committee for the management of the affairs, and were authorizes to prepare a draft ot an act of incorporation, taking the act of incorpo- ration of the Summerside Bank, and the resulution ot Uhis meeting as their guide. NEIL WOODSIDE, See’y. Alberton, March 10th, 1366. Ee ee rarree eee YounG MEN’S CHRISTIAN AsSs0CIATION AND Lrverkary INSTITUTE.—The Rev. H. Sprague lectured before the Asseciation, on Thursday evening, on “ England's Illustrious Dead.” He introduced his subject by dwelling upon the res- pous.bility resting upon every mau, t benefit the age in which he lives; and he who dees this lives vot merely for the thes in which be dgures pen the stage, but also for succeeding ages. Lu pass. ing to his subject proper, Mr. Sprague, on account of (ts Comprehenusiveness, treated it under a cer- tain classification. He first referred to the emi- vent Poets of England. Under thisclass we find such inen as Shakspeare, Milton, Cowper, &e. England's Staicsmen Were next spoken of | Hore the lecturer, while mentioning the names of se- veral worthy of an extended notice, dwelt parti- ealarly upou the life aud career of Chatham, the elder, ove of the greatest of English erators and statesmen of the Jstheentury. From this class Mr. Sprague passed to glance at Military Charac- ters. Newwoninthe navy, and Woite and Wellirg- ton wy the army, were patticularly specified, from a host that might be uaihed. Time prevented the lecturer froin even meutloning the many eminent Philosophers aud Divines of England. The lee- ture Was Composed in ali elegant style and deliv ered (reading is the usual practice with lecturers before the Association) ina very eloquent manner. The whole was most creditable to Mr, Sprague, ind promises well tor bis future eminence. He was requested by the weeling to turmish a eopy of bis lecture for publication —The Rev. George Sutherland will leeture next Thursday evening ou* The Geology of the Shores of the Southern Basin of the Gulf of St. Lawrence in reference to the Geology of P. E. Island.—Patrvt. i errs BuRGLARY.—On Friday night seme unhanged villain broke into Nicoll’s Boot & Shoe Factory, if w doors from this office. He cut away the shutter of a window witha hafchet, thrust i his hand and removed the, inside fastening, opened the shutter, broke the sash, and thea entered wie ] which were not. even pains. ‘Phe rascal's booty was not very great, but we bope he may be dis- | — covered aud brought te Merited puuishment.— MM. | ae nego City Corncrp.—Pyesiding Couneillor for the lor for Ward No:'T. {19th March. e TERRIBLE BOILER FXPLOSION. HakeisburG, Penn., Feb. 27.—A terrfie ex- plosion occurred last evening at the furnace of J & H. J- Neiliy in’ Middletown, resulting in the | complete destruction of the furnace, the death of five men and the wounding of six others. There were eight botlers in the furnace. One was rais- ed through the building and carried 500) yards Lodging in the Penosylvania canal. The other voilers were carried iu various directions, some of them passing through houses and others build ings. A portion ef one boiler was hurled through a room in which two Wemen were lying sick, buf, for unately, did not strike them. Phe bridge owen the Uuion canal was ernued away, aud many of the dwellings In the victuity more or ‘red by the tragments less shatt ‘The whole tewn was haken by the force of the explosion. —The los: exeeods BOUOU. Theowuers will rebuild aredtalely ee THE PLATE WAR. The allied army, nvter President Mitre, wa expeeted to enter Paraguay. The Brazilian: vere daily sending reercite te the River Plats The army ia Corrientes numbers 40000 awaiting the approach of the elemy. A buitl was considered imminent. The state of the Argentine provinces was satis stringency of the money market. Smnalipex, fewer, d&e., have been very destruc. army. It is understood the allies will listen to no pro- posals tor peace, the fundamental basis of whict is Hot the expulsion of Lopez trou Paraguay. A rupture bad occurred between the Mon tevides gosernment and the Chilian Euvoy. The latter's exequatur was concelled. _>- Mr. Sewarn’s West [xpia Percnase.—One of the N. Y. journals has announced. that th object of Mr. Seward’s Jate visit to the Island of St. Thomas was the purchase thereof, from the Danish Government, as a naval station for ° ~ - nr ee - U.S. men of-war. There may be some foun dation for the reportthat‘is t& say, some stich negotiation may be! peddingiat Washineton. As, however, Governors of.Colonies are. not venerally authorized to seil.them to foreign yoweis, and Mr. Seward knows fron: more com. petent judves'than himself all the focal advan- another addition to his long list of canards.— Albion. The Banking and Insurance Chronicle says & humerous writer proposes that there be a company formed for the purpose of providing ladies with husbands at or before a certain speeified time, in default whereof the lady shali be entitled toan annuity from the com- pany for the remainder of ber life. — 21. The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says there no less than two thousand cases o! smal! pox in Buffalo at the present time. If this be true there is danger of the disease spread ing to Upper Canada, Indeed it already prevails at Wellard aud alung the Niagara frontier. . HoLLoOWAY’'s OINTMENT AND PILLS —Judi cious Managewent.—Though it ia impossible, in this climate of changing temperature, to: prevent ii health altogether, yetité form aid frequ ney may be much mitigated bythe early adoption ot rewedial measures. Whe hoafseness, cough, thick breathing, and the attending slight tever to Ointment should be rubbed upon these parts without delay, and bis Pills takeu in appropriate doses, to promote its curative action. No eat- arrhs or sure throats can resist these remedies Printed directions envelipe every package of Holloway’s medicament , Which are stited to all ages and conditions and to-every ordinary disease —— on -_ sROWN’S BRONCHIAL TRocCHES, for Coughs, proved their efficacy by a tert of many years, and bave received testimonials from eminent wen whe hare used them, Married, On the 3rd inst, at Miltes. by Arehdeacon Read Mr John Chandler, of Wheatly River, to Mise Elien McGreyor, of Kustigo j On the Sch met, by the Rev..Dr. Ritchie, Mr John Carr, Stauhape, to “Hannah Leigh, fourth daughter of Mr. dul Holjhs, -Hateer, of his city At Cavendish, ow the Srhvinet, bs the Ree. MP Freeman, Mr. John © © to Anuie M. Simpson, eldest daughter of the Hag. Jerem ab Simpson, On the 7th inst, by the Rew. J-W. Forsyth, M.A Rector, Mr John MeReatie Sanimerside, to Ange- lina, youugest daughter of Mr. Frederick Cannon, of St. Eleaner’s. : Died, —=— At Tryon, on Thareday, the 8th instant, the Rev. Willian Dobson, Pastor of the Baptist Chareh in that place, aged 48 years, leaving a large circle of relatives and fricnds to monrn their loss. On the 22nd altime, Mr. Jatues Gard, son of Mr Peter Gard of Mill River, Cascumpec, in the 23rd year of hin age. ipsa ~~ Ship News. sail about the 10th Mareh for our next No., not having received it ir time | health for the last five years, and last June the sensto make a demonstration of strength. for our present No. Pursuant to netice, @ meeting of stockholders | He died on Sunday, Doe.) in the above Bunk Was held in the Hall at Alber-| Beef, (-mal!) per Ib.... 0... .05+.5+. +++. 4d to ay} Cooking, Boemenielins | aud that the qualitication of Directors be raised iu Vine j Paraguayan army ts concentrated at Pasolepeirea, | i be given, on approved aotes. Colds, Pulmonary and Asthmatic Diserders, have ; New York, %7th Feb. —Arrived Brigt. Helen Davies, May, from Meregonowe, Hayti. Would Meer York (iin Macs PRICES CORHENT. Cuartorretows, March 16, 1866 Provisions. The rem.das of | ton, on the 6th instaut,—Thomas McNeill, Esqr, | Do wy the quarter. .... 6660 cree eee -- 04d to 7 ork, (curcase)......-- eshe oe oneae -4d to 64) Du (sunall). 6. cess cece cence eee e wees Gd to 34 | passed aia ferme? Meeling, it was decided to| Mutu, per 1D... -6.e eee cere neces --.4¢ to 7} ‘raise a capiial ut £7,000, iu saures of £2 108., Veal, per Ib......+. Rone pene gee j Hau, per ID.... cece cere eee cree eres Do by the tub...........- s+ Cheese, per $b... 0.62 cece cence cece wee % HEH ADVERTISEMENTS. ee een ee NMS IRAN RAND ‘| and otwer SOV»! ty AUCTION, on uext dvor to W. i. aliins, a jot of NE W Tallow, per ds cohen che see nnhane eee. 40 Ww Ou COOKING STOVES, for Coul, Lard, por Ib..,. ...ccrcccccecs cone cece dd WO 1G Do Do tur Wood, Flour per Ib........ hace skal i w+ eee 2gd to 2gc ge ote } is Be eR patanraeey .. )ga to bd Silli's KANGLS, pea — rag: oe any OFFICE and HALL STOVES, BP est = Lot spare POTS, &e. &e Grain, A good opportunity offers to those in want to Barley, per bushel...........- sores cess 38 tO 48! provide previous to Lie Keciprocity being closed, DMEM, POT GO... wows wene vee ecece ee eres 28 Ww 28 2d! When tie prices will, in all probability, advance Vegetables. ‘ ba Sule Positive; No Keserve. No Post- Potatoes, per buahel......... ee ee ee ee D8 Od to 2s} pouement. : Poul WILLIAM DUDD, Auctioneer. vanesad de ; | March 19, 1860. Geese ench............ ee - eae Turkeys, each............ coce coer cous oct 00 Oe Boule, eaeh...-+- va seg yn iw! FREEHOLD PROPERTY Fish. IN Codfish, per qtl........-+---0-+-- + «+++ 208 to 30s . Herrings, OP NR ee eek EN 308 tu 408 Prince County. Mackerel, per dozen.........-++. ovecdse atte Re sialicanii z Lumber, Sale at Auction of REAL ESTATE. in Boards, (Hemlock)....--...+. 4+. ....38 6d to 4s ice. WO, MEME). 6... cv 0s0 mre «- 4s to 5s Lot 18, on the Premises Do (Pine) bee woes cc 08 obs0é cote nee ie > . ° oan hl yo bd Shingles, per M... 2... 2... eens cree cee 108 to Lis rpthe subscriber will, on WEDNESDAY. Semel the FOURTH of APRIL next, at the hour of ' sche tnetannes ‘ Eleveu o'clock, sell by AUCTION, ov the pre Hay, POP COM... ons cone coe cones .. 753 to 85» mises, THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY in Loi Straw, per cwl.....+-- srtsceee ces eee ds Gd to 28/18 formerly owned and occupied by Mr. Dongald Homespun, per yard....-..... sees seeees ods to 68] MeDoyuld, comprising FIFTY AC RES of LAND Calfskios, per lb........ sreeee aces oe Od to Bd) a little more or less, the sawe being in a high state Re OP Cine ts ve bhinnessecaess 0 3§d to 4d} of cultivation, with a good new Dwelling House Rass Jbb dhkie cane enncnt one Is 3d w Is Qi} and Barn thereon. This property fronts eu the Sheepskins. ..... Ce yee ee ee 4s to 63 Gd} Head of Shipyard River, where abundance of Apples per dvz........ i a ial PER pOLT at 3d to ba | mussel mud and other sea mavure ean be obtained POPU, WRN oii osc a pans nadaidaee ..1s to ls 34] #ud has the public road ranuing across the pre- GEOKGE LEWIS, Market Celrk. WE ADVERTISEMENTS. Flour, Apples, Soap, Xe. TO be sold by PUBLIC AUUTION, a I! o'clock on THURSDAY, the 22nd instant, at SALES ROOM :— 100 Bbls. Canada FLOUR, 100 “ American “ w.-* APPLES, 30 Boxes Digby HERRING, i... wae, 10 “ Comp. CANDLES, a oo CRACKEKS, 200 Lbs. CURKANTS, 100 Gross MATCHES N. RANKIN, Auctioneer. Charlottetown, March 19, 1866 Flour, &c., By Auction! TO Close a Consignment. To he sold by AUCTION at the Sub- scriber's SALES ROOM, on MONDAY, 26th instant, at [1 o'clock, a. m.— 180 Bbls FLOUR, 1 Hhd. SUGAR, 1 Bol. DO CARVELL BROTHERS, Auctioneers. | Charlottetown, 19th Mareh, 1866. pa isl Lin AUCTION. FENUE Sobseriber will sell at AUCTION. ut SALES ROOM, Qneen street, at 2 o'clock, on SATURDAY, the 24th instant, A Portion of the Effects of the late JOSEPH COVELL, Esq., Consisting of Feather Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads, 1 Lounge, Tables, Brussels Carpet, Drugged Hearth Kuys Trunks. Glass Ware, Crockery ware, | Saperior Sewing Machine. Also, 109 Vols BOOKS, among which are valuable Ma- souic Works, a lot Masonic ENGKAVINGS. &e. N. RANKIN, Auctioneer. Charlottetown, March 19, 1866. & ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. BAY EssR3. CARVéiLL BROTHERS jou MONDAY, 2nd APKIL next, the tollowing GOODS, belonging to the Estate of the late | DANIEL JACKSON ROBERTS, viz:—~ 20 Chests TEA, ] Bex SOAP, 27 Cares CHAMPAGNE, 2 4 Casks be. 2 dw. PORT WINE, 3 2i2dez. DO. DV. } Hid. RUM, 9 Casks Kerosene OIL, | ‘Terms — For all sums under £10, eash: and | | for all sums over £10, a eredit of 3 months will | i Sale positive. ) factory. } . The markets are erowded with wool, and prices : J. S. CARVELL, have considerably declined in consequence of the | AAwwinistrator of Estate late D. J. Roberts. Charlotietuwn, P. E. L. é * Renfrew House.” W E haveon hand » quantity of GOODS which we wish to clear out at once, and ve P . Will offer at a very Low Figure, comprising : Dress Goods, Shawls. Flowers. Ribbons. Kibbon Velvets, Dress Trimmings, Gloves, White, Red and Faney Flannels, Fancy Flannel Shirts. Under Clothing. Ready- wade Clothing. Hats and Caps, scarfs, Neck Ties Boots and Shoes, Cutlery, Nails, Plongh- mounting, Linseed OLFL, thoiled and raw), Tea, Tobacco, Glass, Soap, &c. &e. ec. We have also » qnantity of EUR GOoondDdDs, in Ladies’ BOAS, Men's CAPS, &c, which we offer Less than Cost. [= Conntry dealera and others in the Trade would do well to embrace this opportanity of getting cheap Goods. DELANY & BYRNE. Ch'tewn, Mareh 19, L866 hid p isl FROM LIVERPOOL. SHIP DAVID CANNON will sai! ** from LIVERPOOL. G B., for CHARLOTTETOWN, direct, on the ist day of MAY next, coming. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs 2. Casnonx. Sons & Co, 3 South John Street, Liverpool, England, or at Charlottetown to W. W. LORD & CO. March 19, 1868. Ain FIRE ENGINEERS For thse City of Charlottetown. VHE CITY COUNCIL have appointed the following persons to be Enyineers of the Fire Department, for the current year, viz :— Thomas Alley, E ., Chief Engineer. Ward No. 1—William R. Watson, John Ings, William Wright. “ « 2-Jotn Henry Gates, Owen Connolly, Henry J Caltbeck. : ‘ « 3—William Dodd, James D. Mason, George Dongle “ * 4—Hon George Beer, Johu Stumbles Johu Brecken. 5-—George L. Dogherty, David Laird, Simea Davies. PETER MACGOWAN, City Clerk w will sell at AUCTION, at their SALES ROOM, | j exceeding Twenty Shillings for each and every | lay mises at a convenient distance in front of the build ings, and also the advantage of # stream of water suitable for a tannery. Also, at same time, SIX DOWN LOLS, in Princetown, with the buildings thereon. For terms and further particulars apply to John Juszard, Ksyr, St Mleauor’s; Heary 8. MacNatt Esqr, Auctioueer, Princetown; or in Charloite- town to the subscriber. HENRY HASZARD. Mareb 19, 1866. PUBLIC NOTICE. At u meeting of the City Council, heid ou Wepxesnay, the l4th March, 1866; Upon motion, ordered tiat 200 copies of the Niuth, Tenth and Twelfuh Sections of the Law for sanatory purposes, be forthwith printed and distributed for public information. PETER MAUGOWAN, City Clerk. March 19, 1566, orshaprcieeiin Sec. 9.—All dirt, sawdust, soot, ashes, cinders. shavings, hair, manure. oyster, clam or lobster shells, waste water, animal or vegetable substances rubbish or filth of any kind, iu any house, ware- house, cellar, yard or other place within the City which the Mayor and Board of Health deems in jurious to the health of the City, shall be removed by the ewner or occupant of such honse or otber place as aforesaid, within twenty-four hours, o1 such other time as the Mayor and Board of Health shall deem reasonable. and after notice in writing to that effect served personally npon the owner or occupant, or posted on the premises, if he or they shall neglect or refuse to remove the same, then such removal shall be made under the direction of the Mayor and Board of Health, and the expense thereof shall be borne by such owner or occupant, and, in addition thereto, shal! be subject to a penalty got exceesing Sixty shiliiugs for every such neg- lect or refusal. Sec 10.—If the manure or soil of any stable or other collection of refuse matter be allowed to ac- cumulate till it becomes oflensive, the owne; thereof, or the person ou whose premises the sume may be, shall, within twenty-four hours after being notified, remove the same, or cause it to be re moved, and on neglecting or refusing so to do, the owner of such manure, soil or refuse watter, or the person ou Whose premises the same may be, shal! be subject toa fine not exceeding Forty Shillings for each and every day such manure, soil or refuse matter shall remaiu anrewoved, Sec. 12 — There shall be no accumulation of manure or filth of any description in or about any THURSVAY, the 22nd instant, ot) | Butter, Ten ders wes wees ceee ls Gd Is Odj LL o'clvek, wt the Warehouse i Gralivu Siveet, | . ls 5d to Is 6d KL de ..Bd to 6UFS POV ES, viz :— | READ AND WONDER. Prices to suit the Times! TEXIIE subscriber will sell his remaining Stock of GROCERUES for Cash. Positively ho credit, Kice, 3d per Ib, Sayur, 73d per lh, ‘hea, Ya Gd to 3s per Ib, Molasses, 3s 4d, per pul, Kerosene Oil, 4s 4d per yal. Currante, Raisins, Wine, Batter and Oyster Crackers, Veurl Burley, Flour, Vatmeal, legby Herring, and everything iv the Grocery line in proportion. EF” Cash paid for OATS. G. W. GARDINER. __Upper Queen Street, March 12, 1560. NOTICE. ‘Tue GENERAL AGENCY and COM- MisSLON BUSINESS hitherto carried on by Mr. J. 8. CARVELL, will, in facore, be continued by the subscribers, under the firm of * CARVELL BKUTHEKS.” J.8 CARVELL. LEWIs CARKVELL. Charlottetown, P. E. Island, { int Juwnary, 1866. meb 12, 3m NOTICE. (Que undersign d having been appoin'ed Administratur of the Estate of the late DANIEL JACKSON ROBEKTS, of Charlotte- town, Merchant, deceased, by Letter Testamentary granted by the Surrogate, dated the %b day of March, iustant, hereby notifies all persoue indebted to the said Estate to pay their respective debts to the subscriber, at his office, Queen S'reet, forth- with. Persons holding goods aud etlects belonging to the said Estate, are requested to render accounts therecf, and to deliver ap possession of the sume to the Subscriber. All persons having claims against the Estatefare required to furnish their accounte, duly attested. without delay. J. 5. CARVELL, Administrator. Ch'town, March 12th, 1866 saz isl pat 2m BANK OF P. £. ISLAND. WN ottce is hereby given that a BONUS of Five Pounds per centum, on the Capital Stock of the Bank of P. E. Island, bath been this day declared, aud will be payable to Stockholders on und after the L9th day of Mancu, inst. WM. CUNDALL, Cashier. Charlottetown, March 12, 1866. FLOUR, FLOUR, 00 BARRELS SUPERFINE and 2 EXTRA FLOUR: For sile low. N. RANKIN. — i Ship Joiner Wanted. A FIRST-CLASS SHIP JOINER wanted, to finish a Fishing Schooner, now being built at Cuscumpec. Apply L Cc. HALL. %in Ch'town, March 12, 1866. FOR SALE, SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS, in the » most central part of this City For plains aud particulars apply to JOUN BALL. March 12, 1866. - GREAT Clearing-out Sale! AT LIVERPOOL HOUSE, Great George Street. TEMUE «SUPRSCRIBER INTENDING SHORTLY TO REMOVE TO The New Brick Store, slaughter-house or yards connected therewith within the City, and all such slanghter houses and | yards shall be kept clean at all times by the vee pective owners or ocenpiers thereof ; and any per | sou guilty of accumulating any such mauare or | filth, or neglecting or refusing to keep such slangh- ; ter-honses and yards connected therewith clenn.} shall forfeit a sum not exceeding Five Pounds, | wid iu addition shall be subject toa penalty not ’ such mannre or filth shall remain, or such | 8 aiviiter-house or yard connected therewith con- Liuues uncleansed, after notice being given to re i . i . | ) move such manare or filth, or clean such slaughter | ouse or yard /A Law to continue the Law eniituled “ Aj Law Jor the better regulation of the sale of | Meat and other articles, sud the weighiny | of the same in the public markt,” [ Approved 6th February, 1866.) B* it enacted by the City Council of the City of Charlottetown as follows: The By-Law entituled “ A Law for the bette: revulation of the sale of Meat and other articles, and the weighing of the same in the public market,’ and every matter and thing therein contained, is hereby continued witil the First | day of February, in the year of our Lord one | thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, and | uo longer. Passed 29th Jan. 1866. Peter Maccoway, City Clerk. Freehold for Sale, YHE Subscriber offers FOR SALE FIFTY Acres of FREE LAND, on Lot 55, froming on the shore, at the eutrance of Launching Bay. About 8 acres are cleared, and the balance is well wooded. This Farm is very conveniently situated tor procuring sea wanure, or for fishing purposes. Ter »s— Half the purchase money two be pair down RODERICK McPHEEL. Dumbeggan, Lot 55, March 19, i866. i T. H. HAVILAND, Mayor. Bonevolent Irish Society. T the Annual Meetwg of this Society, held d ia St Andrew's Hall, on Saturday Evening, the 10th March, 1866, the following geaticnien were chosen office-bearers for the eosniag year :— Hon. Daniel Brenan, Patron; Rey. Thomas Phe- lan, Viee do.; James Keddin, Eaq., President (re-elected); Owen Connoliy, &sq.. Vice Preei-| dent (re-elected); Mr. Francis McCarron, Assistant | Vice President; Mr. Patrick Blake, Treasurer ; Mr. Henry A. Bennett, Secretary (re-elected) Committee of Charity: Mr. Peter Halloran, Chair man; Heaury G. Melntyre. Edward McKeuna, | James MeQuaid, Peter Trainor, Jon Christian, | Williaw Walsh. i H. A. BENNETT, Sec’y. Ch'town, March 19, 1866 lin International Hotel, THiollis Street, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, TENTS veat and commodious HOTEL is recommended to the People of the Island, as well asio the travelling Public generally. being only three squares fromthe Charlottetown & Boston Steamers’ Wharf, and two squares from the Pro- | vinee Building, with the street railroad: unuing ins | uediately through Hollis Street to both ends of “| | } | ; City Every attention is paid tothe comfort and wants of its guests. Charger rensonnble. C. F, HOVKIXS, Proprietor. March 12, 1866 isi r w = Notice to Tenants. PPENANTS on Lots 9. 16, 22 and 61) will continue, as usnal, to pay their rents to | the subscriber, whe. by Power of Attorney frou: | MISS C. A. SULIVAN, sole Devisee of the above | Lots under the Will of her lute father, the Right | Honorable L, SuULtyan-— tine been re-appointed | Agent for the niaungement of the same, i Arrears of reat uinet be paid ap forth with G W. DEBLOIS Cr’town, March 12. 1866. ie} put 3in VESSEL FOR SALE. | Jin _Sanuary 2d. 1866. 2w [March 19 NOTICE! Te DERS wil! be received at the Office of the City Clerk np to TUESDAY, the 3rd APRIL next. at 12 o'clock, noon, from persons Pablic Pumps in repair the ensuing th:ee years Particulars made known on application to PETER MACGOW AN, City Clerk, 19th March, 1866 Boat Found! ICKED UP at PANMURE ISLAND, about the 2ist December last. a Small BOAT, which the owner can have. on proving property and pay- ing expenses, by applying to the subscriber before the 1hth day of April. If not then elsimed, she will be sold to pay expenses WILLIAM MeDONALD. Panwure Island, March 19, 1866. aw Horse Hay Forks. PATENT HORSE HAY FORKS for Bale bs N. RANKIN. March 19, 1866. Wanted. ANTED, by 8 Man ia the Country, a situation in a Mereantile establish ment Gvod references can be given. Plesse apply at the Exaurser Office. lin Brig Talba. bell, at : muda, 19th Fel. . Waa leading for a portia the | Went I bigs x $)° 232 co: Se gS & + - Mapsh 49,9008. <> SOW. ws ta willing to contract with the Cty for keeping the | OW lying at Grand R ver Wharf, the’ } L Bhooner ** ALexanpeR,’’ 56 tons old Measure }ment. She is in good condition, aud can be got | ready for sea in a very short time. She will be! | sold on Hiberalterms Apply to the owner, DONALD McDONALD. Grand Kiver, Lot 56. Muareh 12. 1866.—3w ed | _ Tenders tor New Church, | "BEYENDERS for finishing out-ide of New | | Church (inclnding Painting). at Princetown | | Royalty, during the enening summer acd autmun. | | will be received by the underrigued till the 2nd of | {| APRIL vext, ensning,—coutractor to provide all | 4 Work to be pertormed in nccordance ! with Plans and Specifications which can be aad | on applicution to the Chairman of Building Cow- } mittee. by whem further particnlars will be | furnished. | No tender will be accepted unlees satisfactory to Building Comittee. i i D.3 MoNUTT. Chairman B. Cow. March 12, 1866 February 19, 1266 Tt Dt afficient security will be! required for te Cue performance of the work. QUEEN STREET, will sili. OF Balance of his Present Stock at Greatly Reduced Prices ‘tt discount on afi Cash Sales to £10. do do do from £10. 10 per cent do 15 per cert. gg Sale to commence on the 2th instant, and continue for SIX WEEKS pre- vious to Removal. Wholesale and Ketail Purchasers desiring Good Bargains, ire requested to call and examine THE STOCK. WILLIAM FULL. Extension ‘Lables. L E. D. STAIR, . i Kent Street, nert H. Palmer's Office. val ww = Cabinet-making Upholstering, &e- soqoipry AA w FURNITURE of all kinda made to order Z Undertaking punctually atiended to. & y Coffin Plates Lettered. 4 “ *t ALL WORK MADE phn ie TO Givo Satisfaction. +4 ‘SOO1T, 2H WF S°9[Qe], 1TH Feb'y 26, 1866. STRAHAN & CQ.’S MAGAZINES. ‘ESE Publishers will give one of the elegantly bound Volumes of GOOD WORDS or the SUNDAY MAGAZINE, or an additionni copy, to any one whe will furnish a Bookseller with FIVE new Sobseribers’ nawee for either of the undernoted Magazines. * .* Specimen copies free, and from seasoned Stock. “ Good Words are worth much and cost little.” —HERBERT. 12} cents a month ; $1.50 a year; beautifuily ilustrated, qso0od WV ords. Edited by Noxmay McLeop, D. D., owe of Her Majesty's (Chaplains. 15 cents a mouth; $1.75 a year; profusely iNustruted, > The Sunday Magazine, Edited by Thomas Guranik, D. U., Author of , he Gospe! in Ezekiel,” “ Speaking to the Heart,’ &c. oe 15 cents a month; $1.75 a yenr: illustrated, THE ARGOSY, A Magazine for the Fireside and the Journey. Published by Atexasoer Stragan & Co., at 56 Ludgate Hill, London. England; and at 50 Ss. Peter Street, Moutreal. Forse ¢ all Book and News Stores throughont British North America. rR Read the Exawixen's Monthly Notices of these Periodicals Cinb Terwe on application at 50 St. Peter Street, Montreal. Febrnary 12, 1866. For Sale at Auction Prires! ASES MATCHES, Bolts CANVAS, Boxes SOAP, Do. Toilet De , do PIPES, Pieces Striped COTTON, Rubber BOOTS and SHUES, Boxes CANDLES, Jiixon’s STOVE POLISH, Blacklead, Knives & Forks, Kazors,&c. &c. Also ~ A large vuriety of FANCY ARTICLES. A. McNEILL, Auctioneer, Qneen Street. Feb. 26. 1566 \ ANTED — An Appr:atice to the Baking busisess§ Apply at the “ Examiner Otiee. {Cb'town, Murch i2, 1866. Molasses! Molasses! CHARLES BINN8. | Ch'town, 12th March, 1866, ; FrouND —A suu of MONEY. Apply “taken iwaediutely ta 1 5 PUNS. BRIGHT RESAiLING MULASSES, for sale st 8 low tivure, if 'N. RANKIN, Queen Street, | Janaury 22, 1866.