reated simply by the charity of indi- ~ ' inall¥ e orig ve endowed tual sovereigns, exactly aa the ; i harity of private indin idua's. All the old gra ar ach sof England are the cree P ate 1 dividwais e State ciaims bi we ver them, except to see that they F sot thew to dere: sti ess 4 arte ‘ late ‘ Lie + ys . 9 as Ul an \ can say t P ut \ s ied | at < ee SWeul » t 4 ‘ $ ‘ Ne u Mm (ara Ne if i Y thos ‘ ‘ “ ‘ i ry State evs .2 e vol is : " si ail t wl ‘ » I and ! . Satis- ‘ < x nt a FIs aa ny ‘ e \ ivil¥ a 5 3 Xists whe ‘ * rm f + ‘ Give v 5 a4 verte n oO sti belwe State on the one ba b e suits cl £ ‘ gus x wt sce ‘ i ev r ba ube - aK er ar a’ vit tea z Creal i@dports t ae il erva . t ¥ e ) , and th woa puentiy eon 1 hoode read gon subject | ar Anowiled a elivio and 8 ca ect ™ » Without any aba i me Lie Tes ¥ v t s é P $ resuit ca ly be attained be elin sting ais ts which involve d rectly Or Ine directly anv difference of opinion. An ex s English history may examine Catho isa i Jews t yet her and judge = ed re, gh the views on the eanrmot teach eulect differ wide y; & proteseo Eagiveh history to such « mixed class without clas w wit the lifferent be 4 Yne prin a Ev zhsh education, intimate- ly mected with its v¥ unla y ature must De r arke It is that J and that, too, i 3 - nD, 1 recogms as ane tia element in educat The olde su s as the ’ sities and e lowe scnoo0is, wer { ed eXpreasly to teach the Cathe reliy ang as at t 4 atio at vas b t ave Cecided at tie staubiished was the Ca . eur oT WwW a:d have bee t e s lav look | SS e8tu 7 1 ‘ tit 5 an the a s« regarded as b rh 1 to ediucat » clergy ands t the terests the Establish Chu And to such an extent is this recoz nised, that even those who aeek to have the advantace of the universities as revards teache ng extended to Dissenters, do not claim to} destroy their Churea of Enziand character. University College ia, we believe, the or ly great Colleze erected expressly on the pr ple oe ein a z & retiz s 4 4 I - stitut s emphatically for tcacking cert bra s of knowledze, not for wholly educut ing ¥ : Nor is the re s nature lueatian less cist: re 1 ase na 8 «tha an ers s, and of - leviate and a ‘ s. It is not necessar t > all authoratire arations that he svatem sancti eG e ivy f i : D s9ari't a relizious e he r le is € lied ts rules, hy w! reli nous tea zg» ne creed ther, x ke provided in ae 8 8 which share its grants As Vice President of the Committee of Council said, ‘“The religious e\cmem underlies t whole eystem Theat reli siows element is C« ] Catholics. € if siand for the Established | urch, W, a W eal ay. a:1*, and so ) [i 3 mzin , i ns religious character of prim fucation that the voluntary element has been ke so promi- went .and that ‘he State confines itse!f to assis , e diferent creeds to « tecaie €ir owt i Ten We nee? harily add t the “ godless*’ system would not he tuderated Engiand t iF the +e vious f. e¢lings of the neanle, bx their leve of individual freedom would cause them to resist such a system. The “ gudiess’’ bas ber To sum v fi ce and re syetem, alfreegh ably advocated, and decided!y rejects | 8 essentiau n Te-+ peatadic Eng ese ish educau tigi and our humble opinion is that we shal never have peace in thie little Colony until such & system or sume other of a similar nature abali be recognized by our Lozislature — > + - + A BAREFACED Ass ERTION. Mr. Eleer Laird, inthe Putriot of the 4th inet., asserts that, “they (Catholics) are, un- Ger the present systema ( of ed ication), treated with perfect fairness." There are very few to be found, we he Is'and who fact is man on the ine leve, on the would make so bold an asser t the hare never enpoken ¢ a eubject who did not ad cit that a pre lone to Roman Cath» Take our C lezes tor instance. Roman (atholics are « - peiied te contribute néarl ne ha toward the salaries of the Professors of the Prince of Walesa Co ege, @ Protestant [nstitu yn, trom which they derive no benefit and neve will besides they are compell by o Libera Government to contribute their full share t Wards the expenses tor the r sirs, &:., &c ’ of said College: while on the other hand they are not allowed one nenny of the money whic they pay towards the education fund for their own Collesze It thes iS “perfect tairn ss’ a cording to Mr Laird’s behic!, it certainly is nut according to the rules of Justice had down in the Bible. A more g'arit and scandalous act of 1 wtive eould not he poroe trated A rain at to Cathol Sch s—St. Joseph's Scbvol, for exampie. Int School there are about two hundred young yviris educated—not merely tustruc ted in a wretched manner. The parents of these chi dren pe as much towards tie education fuud as the richest in the land.and y thow are they treat d by ry r al) Li/ ral that vou are notonly mnstfructed in the branches which are tauzht in our Comma 8S is, but that you are also educated and brourht uy in the fear of ‘3 rd by teacher who have dev sted their lives to training youth in the patlis ¢ f vir- tue and wled se: but your teachers are Nucs wio inculeate the pree pts af relizion, the love of God, and the absulute necessity of being rtuous, and therefore we cannot allow you any of the money which we cc mpel vou to pay towa:de our “zodiess’ system. We be- lieve that the Geand Turk would not dare to acts» unjustly towards his Christian subjects as our Libs ral Government bas acted towards toman Catholics L-t the Leader of the Goverameut remember that this is well known by the eonstituents of East Point, and that his policy will receive ite reward iu dee time. -<<—>- - We understand that a determination bas been couwe te by Protestant Members of the Local Legislature tu ineiat on a seperate Su perinteud- ent and Hoard a6 a feature of the proposed gew echeol measure of the Government. The Pre mier, no doubt, does not relish the idea, but mer- bers, it i# aaid, are Grw ow the point. We clip the above from one of the English pa- pers published in Quebee. Wil those geutlemea who are thinking talking aud writing about edu- cation ip this Province wake @ vote of itt Iu Lower Canada the winerity of the population is Protestast; and, of course, they do uot like the schoml system of the Catholic majority. It in very natural Ought they—being a winoritv—te be compelied to submit? Or ought they be efi wed fo have their ewa eyetem? Aud, of ea, ahiuld hot the Cathulie mipurity in tbe other Progiaces ? —St. John Globe Tue establishment of a Protestant School in | Charlottetown has, at last, been decided upon, | an eXtensive subscription list obtained, a site secured, and in a few months the Building will be in course of erection. The lead in thie matter has been taken by the Wesleyans, but whether the Lustitutien will be under the ex CLUSIVE ¢ tf the Wesleyan d Houalon, or Ww ' to several Protestant s we are tawa Wi t ‘ that those i! Lie we ves i the rin ne ‘ . were all " ‘ is lie y wen V i QD tional Schools. When the pro ety w de i cn slo arti a t Ss oO was at advo- ‘ t ( { } ? y and } le t Fi t in oi it ‘ - Phits t ade minatiooa rants, repeat ‘ 4s d a 1 al i were t led ul add ils 1S we \ ranted bin A town, any w e else ntl Island, they « be es d t r the ‘ t ( mon S Act Wy sk Protestant friends who have s hed i ! t scl i . 2 > be est 1, why t ya ’ gy to-ex ] ary san is a eC see) that the P ( f Wales re is tu fom eit ed wit %, and at ul j the S Act they can est h as ma dis et sch e e¥) suff t cdueate ua th } 1 rim C riofttetown, orint ] ind rt the publec expense? Wi ot expect any eXpia 1 vy are at tt } mim t the word ‘ et ence | sch ae | wi el ‘ en will | structed t es of the ¢ ristam re 4 according to ‘ ews Protestants, and to give a iin Contrad t to their agse s that Denominat 4 Sch 3 are t Waite We convrat late our Pr stant friends m thea oO by t! » of the only sound neipl ! ‘ —the e of mak g religi the basis of all ilar tea vin nary schoois i Lat so FP ‘ | vu Island are fa ess ab to establis! sid maint s s than are t Protestants y at ¢t | sent t e, ( c have many > vis va s arts 1 the Is i“ i. ar nN fe < ae é Sha t or eted, t st 8 s au tect t ( y will be the Catholhe Ed 4 i esta . 2 ts—th mo : 3 4 and ty « Cat cs P E.lward Ittyre. rhe rea s which now tuate Protestants in the determinat to establish # P.otestaat School, are sound reasons. The same reasons actuated Bishop McK ern, when, 1 the 1 ‘ v f the ¢ vy, he found- ed St. Andrew's College, B p MeDonald wher St Duristan’s was established, a el Melnutyre when he entered upon the wl bs j si 7', wh i e 8 noWwe vaged l erfecsiig, of « yt rzious E ition to every Cath 1 1@ laland We v j s es » our P stant aders, that if a ¥ stants a desirabl Cha wn, as able te e ist ts yi, - teetarnit 7 ois & e€ ait ke ‘ t J t Island, wherever th are P sta ire t ve @d 1, and where Protest pa & have t means of ¢ zy them and We Ww aS v hat it | ad an bb &, boat 5 é po va € & ” e rove ° ot has tl s em? It is the s >| yt e that pr lue- cao ¢ inted the ex! ense Why t 2 } a denomina 5 ‘ 1 educates iy ora ved en aa efficiently as hey ula be ¢ ated the c mm . 8 e proa 1 trom a sna , Le m™m | an sa ’ } ‘ 8 > t f Kd ation ? We said re s 4 be vive and we trust that P etanis i yn ie Isiand w jk. ace t e ck ands tuat le nigatioual s ys are ed —and they are erected at great cost to indi- juaig—such sch ssioud b pa i from the school fur f tur the w k h 1 they do We commend to their serious attention, the fullow- ng extract, which some months we AZO, ipped from the St. John Freeman: * Denominational edueation, as it is sametimnes called, sheuld oet be regarded by any mnpartisi wan 88 BB Concession fe Cathouiica E irneat honest meu of every denowilnation must prefer at the children of their denom vation should be strucied in & doctri es, and educated i its peneiples. Sincere Christaimns of all denomina tione should be from the pubie actoais hatred of Cathe desire be Ch fod justice and pubic fe other than the det sorry to see Cl Bat and the ity banwhet ned allolios ristiat the distike, if idea that C ion should of reasoti | are ics jealousy rhreity others that all educat bind matiy to the dictates In Eng aod, Where Cathe be the sul ‘ta of perpetual ould nal ayetem.”’ mere than all rist apyprehens'on opinion w vierale wetMn ail -_-- sailor belo O'Neil a Wharf, board hie veseel, d.and would net been tot NearLy Drowsep.—A ging to While endeavering to get on Baltit tai prompt [hie eaman Delonging te the sehr * Laron w ed duwt the erbvat perished had Gay wight tast, teti oF cer the as at hand bave od timely aesisianee which w partieuiare of the case are as follows: im fe Wwhart Dy anoftner man, be When iets lea ~andt texicated. lor fel arf fie eowpan to reach him elig ® ithy uw lhe e*®z ped at +SB8AVE I over tie « er hin, but was unable I owl luny te one of man whe fel lite he « the stringers of the whart Phe le ly eXhausted and hever Was Oy thie time Com and were on the whart, efforts to rescuc the poor tellew, howere: pr clilled Wilt the cold sitheugh tires or four perenne they ere wuevecessiul in the itt k s fet a young man named Martin Malone rruuate belo ping (Cove and Shipyard, Let 18, was held on Friday, j the Qlnd ult. for those settlements, was cailed upon to preside was other schooner hearing the erties of a man oFfer. | beard, with great intrepidity, water, ewan te the drowuing ivaped iuto the wan, and by tue nidefar pe which be tuok with b in, suceeeded i retening bin from a watery grave. Wie tabeo upon the wharf, the wan could not aprak Malone a'so the mau who jumped over to bpadion and remaived insensible all Sunday. succeeded in saving resctie his Cut Martin Malone resided in this ent) lor several! year s,uod iB [ The young aan above alluded to, Mr. of our citzens, This in the second or third time that Mr His bandsomely rewarded.—Eb well known to many c Maloue has rescued RerVvices de Ex. parties from drowuinog. beroie serve to be = e+e ‘We bert ; rth edutbiualion MeGili College, The ye isa sou of our respected fellow towneman, Sumuel Aateh guished himself very f NeGill Col eve He after he entered of very superior abilities ; we the name of & Ue Mr sfunds itified te ymerty are gt hea Mute of ~ i ou the list of forty metriculante, at u lege recent held in the medical of Moutreal.”’—Mair une ventieman named de partioent n this notice, woo shertly Exq., diati: is a vouth and feel assured that he will continue to do bis part to maintain which has b+eu Wind the high reputation for scholarehi; established in the Universities of Mesteden: and Ediuburgh, Edward Island —Isl. wor by the sons cf little ——_- ~ Mr. Hi. E. McEwen, our readers will regret to Pi ince } } j learn, was 60 severely injared by the explosion | which took place in his store, in Queen Street, on Monday evening last, thatafter Knyering in ex cruciating agony for near.y vine duys } death put | an end to his suffering about 12 o'clock on 1. uesday night last. For two days pre his death, be wae, we believe, wholly unconscious. The deceased, who was only twenty-four years ¢f age, comme need business in this city on hie own ac- count a few weeks since, and was highly respect Viens to ed. The whole community deeply sympathize | with his afflicted parents and relatives Hie re- mains were conveyed, on Thursday last, to St. | Peter's for iuterment.—Isv. names had been suggested. it was finally resolved en thetion of Mr. Alex MeKeivie. seconded ty Mr Arthur Owen, that the places above tanwed should hereatter be called * Hauniter.” Seome- e was then spent im the discussion of aome mattera of PUBLIC MEETINGS. A Public Meeting of the inbabitante of Oyster for the purpose of selecting a name Mr. Ww. MeNeitl Shupson , and the undersigned Alter a number «tf appointed Seeretary. after which the meet Jas, Ramsay, Ie ") a local nature, Pm ton, 1 b Secy 10, Ata Me yheldatM John Sillikera, O Leary I on W evday e ded inst. for the purpose { G cality Mr. doshun Smuathoan iv ene ed tothe chair, on Motion it was he i ’ Si I Py the O'Leary Re MW ithe iw sat ‘ Alex 41 ( whe s eu | hereafter known wu 'K ford JOHN CAMPBELL Sec'y. A meet f ‘ this Section of i of, « ~ { ine t de te pom wm} et 8 lecnlitv, when it wus mliliu siv re ved e 1 ne be M Ww Jae} we PTON, { Ban We Compton, x retary S uv Road, Lot 61, Feb. 11, 868, 7 -7o-r- IN MEMORIUM, Fate Queen of all the realms above, I Uae of fhe Celestial Dove, List to tialenite fervent prager, Al 1 tuk ke to thy maternal care A sister, whe, by thee apired, Ehas tron: thin aucal world retired, Aud when trom earth we all shall £0, And no longer feel aff ction’s woe, May hee Dright presence be our guide, Pe take our plices by ber wide Oh, Holy Mars! Mother mild! For ever guard thy faithful child Mre. J. F. W. Ch’ Feb. 29. sad — cOown, Charlotictews Debating Club. to the Com- awe question for the Should Decimal ecurreney be intreduced aud wae postponed until Friday evening to then to be epened by Mr. P.S Me ' advertised Debate 74 o'clock, } On Friday mittee appomted te revise the By ‘nethy Report, t evening last, owing bringing evening te a le Hex Gow al an fe colmmence Teciael\ ras a -<%- Christian Association. Hlaszarp, Seey. wre the ¥. M.C. onl Associ reson Esq, ursday eve Ing fhe Life and Diore upen at ‘nee ate p.m. Ad ant Sehe Roon R. W. Spracve, See'y. oe = Phe debate last Wednesday question ° Is the characte affirmative. nesday juetified in accept by David Laird, } on the ol Oover Cromwell wus devided in tte for debate next Wed Was Hon. Mr. Howe ty the situat -5q evening warnirat Phe ve evenme, wall ject ae lon? .F _—_ - Dawson, Sec’y. Dr | Question Me aud rev. ventleman’s third fonnd i slain Aes those tettere bear upon the qiewlioh now agitating ommend them to the ut Mu e rey uthe Last week we e Rev yr published ¢ rae secoud ietter o he Sect s Week We pr . the #) bor another ¢ world rec ret that we paper containing tive perusal of our readers ir unde « Dr McGiregur s first letter -—- + We bare seldom I} ees Materiale triend Robert neat eudl eeen a fh of ladies by our of an al- from lug aliport ry and heavy, rinoes, it ile tro a er dieplay exhibited cor siet {han that Be Variely al They lancy Dresses per yard upwards Coburga, shade and quality, Wineeya, frou Did pe yard, Freach wading very ¢ Vard very Ladi in eve gand M: eap, Pi all the m 3d per Yd Conte g od and nice Gi iwhawue es Wold di take a ire We tu uote @f tis, Birth At Ottawa on the & net , I idv MeDonald McDonald. of a i ee ee ~ Ten Tiarried. st bythe Rev n the John Mr Alexander Mefarlane, of De “he ertne, the Besid d one child, whe leaves is ends to mourn eauce er a At ne mm the wht vt ) the hb ev “ z ile the Jot Matiieso Sat lt. in the ver happs eof her Ann, the awed 37 Savieur, affer uf wand papi i i¢ss r. Jonatiian McKeuzie Jeremiah Pawe's Lot 10, on Sar l4th inst, Mr Christopher Pawe, a Devonehire, England. aged 75 y the late Hop whicht day the native ef [ecented oer Yeo for nedt eare Wue jp the employ of forty wears during me Ne wal he esteem of all who knew him, and was the favorite of the family with whom he lived so long ) sly, at Weet Point, Lot 8 on Satarday, Feb 6th Mr. Lawrence Short, a native of i laud, ayed 00 veurs ME YEORANDA. 19 Arr. at Cardilf, Jau from wn Arr, at Liverpool, Jan. 20—Athol FPauny Gordor McLaren, f Paursed Deal for River, Kormack Air at Gravesend Arr yt fron -Royal Alfred, Phillips, Charlottet f'om P. EI mm Geervet Jan 24—Ilris; 27—Pearl, own X— (ndine, 23—Athlete Janu (insyow, Janu yw, stown Dauncey, 1 Georget Arr. at Queen By Cable des Co seesteed wt 29— Wm oh ta Mesare len James Duncan & Suckville on the Jeth just.. we nr ee wt Liver: rt. wl Jan arrival of the Tepid pursage of feuves far tiis port reference to no doubt be between Liver ehin ter a hie fine ehip as will be seen by She will he fastest ships on the line pool ¢ pig pat lotteta wu DIS‘STE"S Sch. Arrow, McDonald from Halifax for New York, with mackerel (before reported at Bermuda- in distress) arrived eff the east ead of the island, and t Jan. 17, bat was blown off She re e Jlet, with fof furetopmast, and remained iu port bth, dischiaegiay for re pairs? was making ab ut three feet of water per day Couvevance of Rewains of Cargo of the Areo- inte —From St Michaels comes the news. dated January io that the Whisper achooner of Guern- sev. bus been chartered to take the rewaiuder of tbe cargo (oats) of the Aerolite Mucd ounell) frow P FE Island to Swansea, Which put in at St. Mich aels, December 3, leaky The brigt Donse, Capt: Bennett, belonging to PE; Istend, which arrived at this port ou Satur day eveuing, reports ae follewa —Left Queenstown for Halifax, ou Mouday, Nov 23d 1a0a3 bad ligghit winds up to Dee 1, wheu stroug winds set in frow the Westward veecriug, te Wo N W. which con tinued upto the 14 Met with a terrifie stlorw, wind No N W' ship lying auder baleuced reefed gaiin- sull when « beavy sea swept the elip fore aud aft, pil mMaiveail frou the bulaace reef towards lie luff, Wu jug oul ot chalke her keel and re ndering her uselees fur service ron work whieh held her war also broken off by the etreagth of the sea oA pertion cf the vessel's ilwarks was stove in and everything moveable The mau at the wheel i@ poet aud sustained cor wing ia collisiou With the Libiygs Lise breawlug overboard juries trow co Ou Gece Wunned Was ale Wuciied fr: sideruble i stanchions The slip lay in the trough ef the eea fur pearly aw bour. tue 6ea waking a clean breach overher, badto cut away widdle staysaile aud nuke Oller preparutious for safety. Sull eucouut ered strong pales up to the 13th en which date a fearful gale from the WB. W Spraug up with closs sea from the north Inu lat 46 22}on 35 1! W.. lost a wan frou the fore tepsuil yard vawed Giuabriel Lyuso, a wative of Gossenburgh. After expenieneny a Coullnuation of heavy gales daring which the sai's were couwpleiely beat out, sprang fore ‘opmast, broke trase aud ngw of the fore vard. Succeeded in reaching w Have ow Mouduy the Ist Feb., with two wen sick waking tbe voy- age frou QGueeustowu to this port in 75 days.—Hx apri Recorders. Fes 8 KOTICE TO DEBTORS. | LL PARTIES indebted to the Subscriber are 4 requested to wettle up their accounts without further delay, as, by sv doing, it will save them un- hbecessary EX peLeges. A. HERMANS. Dorchester Street, next deor below Keading Room. 1869 —3in Feb. 17, BOARD OF EDUCATION. FYFVAE Monthly Meeting of the Board of Educa tion wili be held at the Colonial Buildi x, on ‘Loursday Eleven o'clock, a m N.B.—No exauination of candidates this month. JUHN McNEILL, Secretary B. E. Feb.22, 1869. To His Worship the to Be opened Kent Street, 22 / Goeds, . i The | | the 2oth day of February, instant, at | Mayor o the City of Charlottetown. FANMIE undersigned Citizens of Charlottetown re rpectinity req veut that ur Worship wonld be pleased to cal®a public esting of the Citizens at an early date, to take iuto considera sen ole and AN ON DONALDSTON ESTATE. Vo be SOL Dby AUC TION. at the COLONIAL | RUILDING Jn Charlottetown, ou TUESDAY. UL LAND CANADA, BARBADOES BY various Ships and Steamers from ENG Bos.) -_— 11 \ ane ff HEAVY OVERCOATS, and a General Aassoriment of CLOTHING, Creap, BEER & SONS. SEAL SKIN COATS* Vory Superior. BEER & SON3. Senet tion, the 2ted daw at Febraary next at b2 o'clock, noon, ! TON and HALIFAX, the Subscribers have com The necessity ef supp lying the © ity wit b the Leasehold Interest of Rod Sania of LAND, } ploted their Wholesome Water, and the best means of effect- | frovting on Bedford Bay. at present. er fately, ing it ocenpied by Patrick Trainor Vie land is of the ‘ tad : \ . . Fie question of renewing the Contract for| best description ; a large por.ion of itiectoared and| Limportations fur the Season, Lighting the City with Gus. the resent contract | in nfion, td 8 wise Crosse to abundance of : 5 i jodie it Muy next er . isk | . id and Sea Manure whieh, having been purchased by one of the Fire} Pie right of the City to havea portion ef Go- Turme at Sate : ; ataome of the firet [Leuses in Kurope. they are vernment flours Grounds set apart for a PUBLIC WILLIAM DODD.A enabled to offer their Large and Extensive Stock, oo : Ch't Woleas 1. yp Anchoneer. | WILOLESALE AND RETAIL, at their USUAL | : ebruat i , creation And toafford an opportunity te the Citizens piri. incumuiton SLAW CRICES. ure erally of eX press’ sha “IT Ophitotia apo the ubove, or uny other sulbject® by whicn the C ity The preser 23 Importation Comprises: : map be benedted or imy roved, Thomas W. Dodd, Simon Davies W. W. Lord Ralph Bb. Peake, a Peake, 1 homas Handr ihan, Win R, Watson, Daniel Davies, Artemas Lard F. W. Moore. Janes Dic all, Wm Heard, R Heartz, Geo Davies, Win. Brown, AL Brown, Jolin Stumbles, George Keer, HUG & larye np unber of others In compliance with the ubove requisition, I hereby appoint ay ubhie meeting of the clorensa of Charlotteto wu.to be mene on 02 e on WEDNE ob) AY evening next, the 24h inet at the hour of 7 o'clock. THEOPH. DESBRISAY, Chtown, Feb. 18, 1869 Mayor We have heen requested to state that, tor Various reas it has been considered advis- ie the Town Meetinzs advertised Wende sday,. the the 4th MARCH, at half-past ns, able to pustpe as abeve, far PHURSDAY, seven 0 Clock, Ch fown, Feb. 22, 1869 __Unicn Bank of P. E. Island. aS Auvnal Meeting of the Sindhiaibeds oft s GBauk wiliteke place at the Bank pre Inises een tetowa, o Wedoesday, the third Day of March next, at 12 o'clock, noon, for the purpose of cheosing Seven Directors for the en sulMg year, und transacting such other busiiese #8 Siinil be en ‘nid before them. N.b& By the trd iye-law, all persons voting for others by proxy iaust deposit’ thei: thority to vote with the ¢ 3} ral ieast one a 4) previous » tie iy Of miecti JAS. ANDERSON. Ch town, Feb. 18, 1869 Cushier ‘ NOEL rc fc iS hereby given ~~ a ecial Mecting of the CHARLOTTETS OWN MOLUAI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, will be} held at the Teiwwperance Hail, on MONDAY evenony. the MLGtITH liy f MARCH next, at EIGHT o'eivn kK, for the purp of setting upon the new Act ot Iecorporation, — the present Act being about to expire. By Order of the Board of Directors. HENRY PALMER, Sec’y nd Feb. 1369. pat isl Fo Tenants upon Lots 50, 67 & 65. \ OTICE is hereby given tothe TENANTS upon the above Townships, that [ have been appointed Ayent of Lady Wood and Mise Fanning. and of Col. and Mra collect ull reute and arrears of rent due and owing to them EDWARD J Ch'tewn, Feb. 18, 1869.—tm Bank of P E. Island. “pas Annual Meeting of the Stockhold. if thie Bank will take place at the Bank (reat (reorge Street, Charlottetown Jud day of March next, at 12 0'¢ nvon, fer the purpe@se of choosing Saven TOKS for the ether bu 2 tor at! HODGSON, ere « premises, I i ilicsaay ou lock Dina the Clieulngy Vear slless as slial!l be then -By the th Bye law ere DY proxy, lad » all persons voting deposit: their aathority befor tiem, ninel fo vote, “itl he Cuehier. at leaat oue day previone tothe day of meeting WM CUNDALL, Cashier. Chitown. Feb 1) 18689. Grand Diet of Worms DISSOCLYED WATSON’S SCHOLEDION W HICH is offered to the pabhe as a perfectly safe. pleasant and efficacious EXPELLER ot WORMS from the haman System Age this pre paration containe no wineral ingredient the sd ministration of if to vonny children ia not followed by the dangerone and in many cases, fatal con eeqnences recruiting from the use of many of the Vermifaves at present before the public : A compliance with the directions accompany ing it will prove it deserves the characters claim ed for it above, while the ge gperaen and painless caaracter of its action render it the che rupeest al id satest remedy for worms hitherto discovered { = W 8. WATSON. City Drag Btore, Victoria Ruilding 2 Queen Sireet Chitown Feb 18 § M&M. ETC ANS, Bell-Hanger, GUA AND TW-SHHTH LY Dorchester Street, (next to Reediny Room Building.) Be iS to return his thanks to the general public forthe liberal patronaze extended to him since hia commencement in buainess, and asks for a continuance of the same. He keeps constanty on hand A neat Assortment of Tinware: Kitchen Utensials, | Are., &OC., AOE. ALL ORDERS in the above BUSINESS will be punctuaily attended to. TS. Chitown, Febroury 17, Vaiuable Fishing and Merchantile Estabiishment, FOR SALE OR TO LET, At Souris bridge! rs Subecviber will Nell the fee simple or Let | fer uterm of years ae may be ayreed upon, his Valuable Property at Soukis BeivGe are three wood new Buildings ou the premiese. viz, —oue large Store und Warehoure, W244 12 post. @ Sbop and Dwelling House all complete for arf anew Fish House on the Wharf, fish Dukes, 120*"60 feet from the the tore, capable «f drying 400 | qut Ine Pg tive pood Boite, wud Saile, with other year .&e, Peucheour Tubs, Weights Beam and Sard with eve “al other fishing articles The preauses are culy 2 feet fir om the Que o's Wharf, and quite near the Steamboat Whar?. at these wharves the wi vale Seusou, and us souris Harbor ie the first epen and the last to close in P. KE. Island, there iagot a better place fora pener- al business in King’s County. For further particulare please apply tothe Hon Beujamin Davies or Owen Conuolly Keq tetuwu, or to the subscriber ou the Somantion 8 JAMES MOY NAaGH » 1869. Her and large Wharf to Vewse le ‘st _ Bour'a Enet, Feb ~~ A Freehold Farm of 100 acres ef | hand fo~ Sale! NHIS FARM is situated on Beech Hill, eastern portion of LotdY nine miles from Montague Bridge the priuc igh al ehippisg portin King’s County, ve wiles from Vernuow River Bridywe, aud is con- Veuieut to eeveral Churches of diff rent denoming- | tious, and within halt a mile of supe ior Grict, Saw and Shingle Mills (Me Wallin «. Georgetown Road), | the District | aud within a quarter of a mile of Schoo!) beuse There are about forty seres 6lear, and in «a high stete of cultivation, with afew acres Gt tor stumping. The rewaiuder ix covered with a superior growts of hard wood, sud there ia pot a foot of wiste land om ihe whole premises stream of water rane acrosa the furw about fificen cbalus from the frout, the bed of which ine ow pe raed | of Liack (elder) wud of a superior quali ty. buildings are pearly new, and in pood repair. There | is uleo aw Well of water neur the bonse if the FParw is uot disposed of before Mouday, ithe 29th day ef March vext. it will be offered at Auction, on the premises, ov that day, at 12 o'clock. uoon, together with the Stock, Farming Iunplemente | &c, of which due notice will be given by hand bills. TERM*-—For the Farm. one balf the purchase to be paid down on transfer ef deed, the balance im }three years in equal instalments, secured by mort- yaye on the property. JOSEPH A. McDONALD. Beech Rill. GT. Road, ‘{ Feb. 22, 1869. HOOP POLES I 4dins ANTED 100.000 HOOP POLES, seven feet SHOP, tong, Ash, and Yellow Birch, for which the Misa Rankin's Hotel. ines cash price will be paid. Il. C. HALL. Ch’town, Jan. 16, 1889 MAKKET HALE, | 2tth inst., to! Cumberland, to | abd transacting such | There | feet | Charlot. | A tice | Opening of Parliament! euenmaie 4 Hhds. Bright Berbadoes Bales Budalo Rohea W ™ 1t 7 + near Sugar & Molasees, ‘ White and Colored i To hom lt nay Conce Cheeta ard Ualf Chesta) Cotten Warp, ‘Unreserved and Positive Sater! Pn Conse Tea, | Wrapping Paper, Caves of Dresa Goode in| “ Paper iis eased megs \ great variety, tH AUCTION advertised for the Cases Readymade Cloth | inst, havin 4 been postp ned, oi ig to Ing & junfay wall e weather and bad roads, will take!) Cases Boots, Shoes and!Caske Shot Hangings, ** Bagging and Grain Sacks, 162° place on WEDNESDAY, 3:d MARCL nest, Rubbers, | Hoes, | jat £9 o’clock, a. m.— Cases Townend’s Hats| Bundles Spadea and ' wii wae } 60 Chests Te 20 half Chests do. ; and Cape, | Shovels, Cases Ladies’ Furs.) Bundles Spring and Cast Mens’ and Boys’ Furl Steel, Caps, Bundles Sheet Tren, Cases Ladivs’ Straw and] Cons Assorted Bar Irea, | 10 Caeks De aid ae Gin, | 3 Casks Henne s Brandy ' 6 Puncheona = a i 10 Boxes | tbaee , Sqr. Casks do, 10 bbla 6 keys do Snvar, Twist’ 29 Boxes Li verpo 1 Soap Felt Hats & Rannetediehs Plough Metal, 10 sides N York and Canada Sole Leather, Cases Shawle & Mantles| Boxes Tin Plates, e Keyes and Tins Mustar d, Haberdashery, |Packages Nails and 2 suri eaha mfectionary, 6 BM ee ia” | Bethe 10 Boxe 8 Hutch Candy, Fisor Cluthe, Bow. + _ ’ ae 20 Keys BiCarb Soda. 10 Casks washing do. ‘ Milinery and Hos Packages Asa’d. Pair ee 50 Barrels Herting, éc.. &e , &e. iery, jiihdsa. Linseed, Swe Cases Silke, Gloves and! and Seal Oil, Ribbons, |Sundles Sule Leather, Casea Woollen & Pauey) Goods, \Kegs Mustard, Powder, Bales Carpets, Damasks| Baking Soda, Tobac- and Hearth Rugs, co, Barrela Carraats, Bales Blankets & Horae} Flour, Washing Soda, | together with a larye assortment of DRY GOODS. As Lam fally determined to close out the balance of my present Stock, Barzaius may be expected. ® postponement on ucconnt of the weather. er TERMS LIBERAL. y Parmar , Rugs Epsom Salts, Crushe dy > WW, NDMAN. Re, Ch‘town. Feb 16 a W. HYNDMAN Bales Cloths and Doe- Sugar, Boxes Raisins. | : skins, Indige, Swap, Can- Bales Printed, Unbleach-| dies and Lozenges, | : nee white ¢ ‘alicves, Bags Rice, Coflee and VALUABLE PROPERTY Pepper, Coile Mauilia | x > ’ . | ( ‘) ! aie Stripe, Cheek) Rope, Doze. Buckets 7BXO be S F OR >| 5. ALE! CTION, at 12| Woolen Shirtings &! and Brooms, &e &e. ] Caan see on PHURSDA Y. 281h | Faucy Shirts, &e &e.! &e. JANUARY next, at the Store of the late Hon, D Bearon, i SOURIS, ALL tue right tide and intereat of the late Hoa D BEATON in the fol- lowing PROPERTIES :— | New Brick Corner, Queen Street, . on . : i Chitown, Nov. 2, 1868. SHOP and WAREHOUSE in Souria, | OUSE and LAND in Souris, in possession of J MeGowan Esq , HOUSE aud LAND in Souris, im possession of J Bowers, HOUSE aod LAND in Souris, in possession of WH. McPhee, WAREHOUSE Harber, G. & S. DAVIES. Dodd & Royers* 'Y Brick Store. LIVERPOOL THUDUR! THE NEW CLIPPER BARK CLIFTON, of the burthen of} and WHARF at Souris. . : . } 500 Tons, Classed Al at} 24 Acres LAND, in possossion of Peter Livyd’s, Coppered and Copper | ye H Sw . ity, emg ‘ ' mt 1 Cheverie oe Fastened, 1s now ou the berth in LIVER. HOUSE, WHARF, SERVE at Che prtow, 2 Acres LAND and MILL SITE, | Little Harber, aoe du | §0 do 40 do 1 and FISHERY RE- | poor, and will sail for CHARLOTTETOWN | lthe FIRST WEEK in APRIL. Has Ficst| 8°) Class accommodation fi ot Passengers. For Freizht or Passage apply in Liverpool, | to Messrs Ritcuis Brotugrs, Borough Build. | ng, or to the undersigned, JAMES C. Ch’town, Jan. 35, 1869, at Green Vale, im possession of McCormack adjoniomg H. McKellock’s, | Mill Road Terms at Sale, and tor description of pro- | Perty, apply to CLEMENTINA S. BEATON, Adwainistratrix. her & is! POPE. 4in FALL & WINTER, 1868-69. LIVERPOOL HOUSE. QUEEN STREET. WILLIAM FULL. i+ ESPECTFULLY announces to his cus- | tomers and the public the completion of os FALL SUPPLY of Souris, Dec. 26, 1568. EF The above Sale is POSTPONED until | |} THURSDAY, the 25th FEBRUARY, then! tu take place at the hour aud place above! } mentioned, Cc. S. B. L869. Jan. 25, R@F- The above Sale is further POST- PONED antil WEDNESDAY the 10th day of MARCH, then Positively to take place. FOR SALE! | Valente Business Stand & Dwelling Houee ov Kent Street YO be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, at} the premises, THURSDAY, the 18th day of MARCH next, at the hour of 12 o’ciock, noon, Ail that piece of Land, part of Towa Lot No. 83, in the fourth bundred of Town Lots, in Char- lottetown, fronting 36 feet on Kent ~treet, and ex- tending back by pa alle! lines 160 fect, together with the Buildings thereon There are on the premises a Large Store and weil finished Dwelling House coutetuing 14 or 15 rooms; aleo Stables and Outhousss The above was the property lately ovcupied by John Hudson, di ceased, and is one of the most desiretle Business Stands in the City. British and Foreign ERCHANDIZE on Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, in all the’ various departments which will be found on inspection to compare favorably with any Stock in the Market ; and which will be sold at For Title, &c., apply to Messrs. Patmgr and the very SicLeop, or to the Subscri ber } i ‘i te” Terms Liberal and made known at Sale. Lowest Prices for Cash. W. E. DAWSON, —~—also— Trustees Chests and half Chests TEA, (warranted) Hhds Porto Rico SUGAR, Puns. Brigh MOLASSES, and « Good, assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES. BGP Intending Purchasers wi:l find it t} their uadvantaze to call and examine the stoe before happen eslewhere, - 26, 1868. ( WILLIAM DODD, § | Dah town,Feb 4, 1869 | Freehold Farm For Sale | | Pa > | FENHE SUBSCRIBER offers for SALE the FAKM on which he reeides, situated on Stsnot @ Koab, back Farm, ST. PETER’S, con tectisttigy nO} acres of excellent land. forty aerea of which are cleared and in a high state of cultivation The remainder is covered with a superior growth j of hard and seft weed ‘There are ou the premises ja very comfortable dwelling house, and good barn, also yranary,and dairy The above Property i« | @tuated in « good settlement, convenient te places | }of worship, schoois and mille, and ig altogether a | | very desirable property, and will be auld ata bur- | | gain Qpou reasonable Termes JAMES PH&LAN. | Morell Back Farms, Feb 15, 1863 3ins pd Zz —_——— -————- ——— -+ ——- ‘ K } SAL de | Punos Molasses, Sole Leather, Cases Gin, ew Castilion & Co NOTICE ! ! VHE SUBSC mela will be obliged to these customers whose ACCOUNTS furnished to Siet DECEMBER last are unpaid. for an early eetilement. All FOR | Ahds. Bright SUGAR, Bhis do do iHhds GIN, ;Qr. Cases Brandy Cases dy | handed over for legal recovery. WM. HEARD , Queen Sqnare aed | Jannary 25. 1869- 4in | w Chests Congou _— 3oxes smoked Herring, | Bole. Extra Fl (Canada and American), sR ees it ' FROM B. WILSON HIGGS. | ws ; . civtom, iss ae ie Liverpool to Ch’town Direct, O N- S A L E —_ DUNCAN, Coppered, and Clas | THE . MeTynas, LISGOW VOU SE! Commander, will Sail from Liver a on or about the oth of APRIL. = to Sir James Malcoim, Baronet, 57 Soath John Street, or here to the owners, | JAMES DUNCAN & co. { 9 hs EN’'S Felt Over Boots, | within deere: re cs i Women's Falt Over Bonta, | Children’s Felt Over Boots, | From London to Ch'town. Men's Kubber Shoes, Women’s Kubber Shoes, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, i Children’s Ru'>sber Shoes, DIRECT gee tegen wo “HE Past Sailing Brig «AM PHION,’ oppered, and classed 5 years A | at vow , Women’s Serge Boots, ; 274 tons Reyister, D. McDonaiyv, Command Girl's Serge Boots, Jers will sail from LONDON about the Ist of | | Women @« Kid Hoots, | April, 1868, Women’s Meme! Boots, } Women 8 Leather Boota, | apply in Londen to Messrs JOAN PITCAIRN Girl's Memel Boots, | & SONS, 69, Cornhill, or to the owners Chal drea & Boots, Dy Py rim © , 2. { Women's Felt Boots. | j I AK i BROS. & Co | January, ls6y iph2m White Cotton Shirtinge, {— Checked sod Soriped Shirtings, j ) \ | f I (‘il | | \ Wincey Shirtings, } Plain Drese Goods, I 1 Fancy Dress Goods, FOR Black Clot! s Faaey Clothe, | MUD DIGGERS, Menus’ Tate, Ready Made Clothing, Osnebargs, Towelings Tub inge, Paper Collars, Linen Coliara, Hosiery and Gloves, Fiannels, &e., &e. —ALSO— Superior Tea & General Groceries! | FREDERICK LEPAGE. r. Ch’town. Feb 15, 1869. ik p ‘WAREHOUSE AND SHOP TO LET, | With immediate Possession ! HE whole or part of the Three-storey | WAREHOUSE, with CELLAR and) i situated on Sydney Street, adjoining | For terms and particnlare } JOHN DOUSE. RSH & STEEL! PLOUGH METALS! Celebrated Warranted AXES! | (Sole Agency.) a eh oe in variety. 10 CASKS KEROSENE OIL LOW AT STONE’S, ** British Hurdware Store ”’ Reddin’s Building, Ch sown, Feb. lat, 1869. { i } i j | Graves’ apply to Feb. 15, 1869. — 2io Buyers will find a Cheap lot Grey Cottons at Fatconer & Parrick’s, South Side Queen Square. Rubber Coats, Casks Aseorfed Cutlery, | , Traces and | Persone whose ACCOUNTS or | NOTES are Six Months ever due, are respectfully | informed that if not paid foithwith they will be “Tee a5 yearsA | at Licyds, 596 tons register shortest notice. For Freight or Passage apply in Liverpool, | Sheaves, Shevels and Forks fer do. BOOTS AND SHOES: Ladies’, Mens, and Misaes’, A Largo A sortment. BEER & SONS. | GANADIAN MOCCASINS Also, a iotof low-priced Moccasins, 10s. 6d. per pair. BEER & SON&. RUBBERS RUBBERS Aleo, Felt & Rubber Boots. Ladies’, G>nts’ and Children s. BEER & SONS ‘SKA TES! SKATES! | All qualities and prices. BEER & SUNS, _ UNDERHILL’3 AXES. | Nothing better in the City. BEER & SONS. Felt Hats, BEER & SONS, Ladies’ Furs. — Clouds, Scarfs, Gloves. &e., &e. BEER & SUNS. TR A TEA TEA: | 144 Chests and Half Chests, this Fall's Pur Caps, A large variety. Importation. Very Choice BEER & SONS Sewing Machines. | The RAYMOND, at £4, is decidedly the CHEAPEST in the Market, being more powerful, and consequently will sew heavier material than any other low-priced machine, } Is rarely knowr to get ont of order, and gives uni- versal satisfaction, Another lot just receivod BEER & SONS. CASH CUSTOMERS Visiting the City will reeeive full valae their money at our establishment. BEER & SONS. 12, 0e8. OBSERVE THE PRICES ROBERT YOUNGS. The Centre of Attraction. OBERT YOUNG, has this SBASON Received tle Largest and Best Assorted | ae | Stock of Staple and Fancy _ DRY GOODS! Comprising a Larze and we') selected Stock , that he has ever had the pleasure of offering te the Puablio of Charlottetown, and which, as regarde price and qaality, he feels confident cannot be eur- paesed on the Island The following articles deserve the special attee- | tion of intending purchas re; — Fancy Dress Goods from 104d per yard, | Winseys from Id per yard, Freveh Merinos from 5s. per yard, Crimean Shirting from 18 6d per yard. Searlet and Blue Twilled Fiannels ell wool, from | 24 Bi per yard, | Ladies’ Clouds from 28 14d, \6 ey Cottons from 441 per ‘yard, White Cottons from 651 per yard, | Men’s Under Shirts and Pants from 4s§34, Hoop Skirts from Ls 9d, | Fast Colored Prints trom Td per yard,@ ttonts’ Paper Collars trom 4$d per box, | Beautiful Stays from k 94. All Wool Tweeds for Gents’ Wear, from Ss 11d per yard) (Cheaper than Homespun.) Together witha Largeand Well Selected Stock @ Shawls, Mantles, “Mantle Cloths, Ribbona, } Fiowers, Feathers, Sontage, Hoods, Pele- rines, Furs, Hats, Bonnets, &e., &e., &o. Terms Cash, and no Second Price. Queen Square, Ch’town, i | | Oct 26th, 1868. i rm sc | BELL’S TAILORING ESTABLISAMENT QUEL EN STREET, ‘Charlottetown - P. E. Island. “HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of retursing thanks for the patrouage with 'which he has been favored during the puss year, and would respeetfully inform hit custem- lers and the public gewerally, that he is ei!! prepared to attend to all orders in bis line of business with punctuality. CUITING Parties desirous of baving Garments o¢ Paterns cut, can be accomodated mt the JOHN BELL. | Janarayk, 1869. SULA AND MOLASSES 2 hhds SUGAR, 50 P wnsbeowe ‘choice MOLASSES, For Sale by CARVELL BROS BRERCSENE ¢ Bole KEROSENE, 20 For Sale by CARVELL RROS. Parties wishing to ship by this vessel will | BUTTER CRACKERS Bois BUTTER CRACKERS* 10 Boles SHIP BREAD * For Sule by CARVELL BROS, 1 Oct. 19, 1468. MUD DIGG ERS MUD DGGERS! ae UNDERSIGNED ace prepared to supply, on the moet reasonable terme, Striped Doeskina, Pea alge )MUbD DIGGERS on the various pripeiplee Fancy Doeskins, (All Sizes, Cheap) \now wanufactured te suit purchasers. Our manufacture being most in desnand in Char- Jottetown, and our FOKK highly recommeded by | the best judges. Persons wishing p MACHINE to work with satisfaction will please apply to GEOKGE FOSTEX Upper Queen Streot. ' GEORGE 8. FOSTER, | Ch’'town, Jan. 4, 1869 Lurd’s [MILLNER’S PATENT SEED DRILL IS NOW READY! and may be seen at ‘Millner’ s ‘Cin Shop. FARMERS AND OTHERS invited to call and examiue, It wil! be necessary, in order to obtain one in time for Spring Sowing, to leave an early order, as but a few only eau be got ready. Feb. 15, 1869. ‘Sus } i | Whert.