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.hout ncgotlstions between Mr. Seward Ind Mr. Thornton, .‘ ing the

concerning I new lemcIty 'l‘rIIty. llto' no. (minimum in (get, The subject has not been tiroIobed 'Ill. nor‘tI there any likelihood that it will be. It ll somewhat singular thst ghee. reports shoot I 'l‘renty to apply to all these Provinces did not urigineto until (ion. Butler in! started on I’ll. \VIy to

this coloayto promote I epociIl InIIgeIscnt with reference to

the fisheries, etc. We do not thinkit would require a greet stretch of imaginstion to saddle the reports on their right truth. on; hutiftbeil obieothodbeen to make thepcople and Govern- ment indllerelt to Mr. Butler‘s mission, they slgnally felled. It must be now evident thst if Prince Edward Island line to wait for I renewal of Reciprocity until the Dominion of (ls-Ida brings about so desirable an end. we are afraid she will have to wilt I long tints. Her only hope evidently is in the successful prosecution of those negotintious no Inspi- clously inaugurated by the Congressional Comiaittee. For on: per. we cannot. see why Confederates should gloat. Is any as doing. ever the prospect of the Mil. of the urge- ‘tlltionsr why lying H reports“ should be circulated Ihonr I merellleclproel'ty Treaty: and \why thc'CongreaItoaIl Commune should lisrc their motives impugned. when I few months It furthest will test their sincerity. and prove wliclher n specisl IQrIpfielIem can be made witlvthie colony or not. 'l‘htre has been nothing too low or mean for the (tuna-.1". Itel to vent thcir ill-favor on the proposition ever since it originated ln‘tho ll'nltitl Stems Housc ot ltcprcsontativsn. The people do not W these things. and will remember in the future those gentlemen—Liberal and (‘un scrvntivc— who the Itrlven to secure for them the mth rcumncranre mIrket in the world for their surplus productions. Oh i yes; thepeopls will remember It the proper time the L'outrust be. tween those who hailed Wl'll delight the prospect ofI rc- newal olI partial reciprocity. and who are using their best exertions to obtain it ; Ind those who arowlol upon it when the pronpcct was bright : and laughed with denionival glee when it promised to end in nothing. If there in no l‘t‘llt'tlll or Irgument in what the Idroeatea of the new nrt‘nngcint‘ttt say. there is much less in it: opponents. They are uppusctl to it on the pure rind simple ground tlmt they ntu (‘onl‘cdcn

nice. end its success would ensure our fn-cdorn against the i

Dominion. The fact in ty epcuk wrll fit their (:mlslslt’llt‘y, but notfnr their honesty to their native or adopted land. Hereefter. if we hove not nlri-ully received the lesson. we

shall come to burn that it is only whit is positively injuh ;

ions to our interests In a people. that the Dominion Would be willing for us to Ice-urc. “'c shall Ian learn from the cunning Ind lying “ reports" “'llltll were scatterid by the telegraph just as the Congressional Committee had reached our shores. how cnulintls we should be in dealing with the enemy; for we must confess that upon reading about that time thIt Secretary Sowurtl and Minister Thornton were tak- ing up the question of Reciprocity. so as to apply to the whole ofthe British North American Provinces. we were disposed to feel indifferent as to the mission of the Congrcsulnnnl (‘om- mlttce. Had lllt‘ll n {ct-ling been allowed to find root in the l'lxvt-ntivc of the colony. in the principal glutinan of the

city. and throughout tho country generally. (lcn. llntlcr

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r states that all the reports . ’l‘lie Continued Emlgrstion from Germany is attract-

attention of the Iullmritiesboth in Austria and Il’rul a.

. ister. Itely mid that be thought some plan ought to he .

“.3 on to Itu Ibo Mitigation of such Illillllit‘sl of Ibo pcpnl- i

ntion. An in l’russis this continued d i ‘ ‘ rn n of men null l ; weIltb. thIt are hotVIn much needed. is naming great l anxiety. It lsfrcni Northern Gerumuy that the Hill“

grunts tho chiefly one this year. nnJ that Ipwinlly' front the districts Into v annexed to Prussia. i

Tho l‘Iris crew of oarsmcn in St. John. challenged“ the “null: to race on the Connecticut Hirer for $1000 I side. After some hesitation thc Wards agreed to ac- l crept the challenge If the Ilalit'l be made 85000 a side. he atianom are therefore It. an end. If so what is to bin or Fulton coming to Halifax in row I match with our champion. George Brown ?——112. Unionist.

Tm: Donmtox lllrm: Marm.—~A private dcspatch from l.ul‘r.triu. states that It tlw limit-tum~ tor the All- Corners l‘r’Ic yesterday, Limtt.-C0lonul Creighton mode the highest more It the 600 yards rnngo. Captain lfiers next. lt‘rom ourchlech it will ho seen that the riaemca from Nova Seotia are upholding the honor of the l‘rovincc.——llr. Ilrporicr.

IT is stated that tho Sobr. Arch". Capt. Allan an Ann—neon fishing vcsscl. was run demo I fmr tinys enter all CnpoUcoi‘ge. by another American fishing vessel, and tho Archer slink llllllll‘tllnll‘l)’. (Yrcw FlH't‘d. Report says she bud l'J‘l llllls. mackerel on board.

Marian has gone rt-pubhcon by a majority of nearly 20.000, which is a very large pain on the role at 1867. 'l'bough a small StItu. Maine hue been considered as generally striking tho they nolu’ If there but our truth in the idea. Grunt In I (‘oll‘nx are «are to win. '

At a concert rcccnrly. at the conclusion of the song “ llicre‘s a good time coming.‘ a country l'nrnn-r got up ,and exclaimed. “ Mister. you .uuldu‘t lix the dute. could , you? ’ é ' As Idrertisctnent from Mr. Sanford Flemming. nn- ; ttnunues that work is to Ira iinIIu-tli.itt-ly commenced on

‘ tlu~ latt-rcolunnil Railway in the Provinces cl Quebec. . .\u\'u Scotia and New llrunswick.

i The St. John 'I'rlegmp'. apologizes for its statement : of delinquencies III the Yunnouth l'ust ()llit-u, and says ‘ It won the ullico It. Anaspoliu that. was referred to. The Gum’ng Lexislaturc cxpt-llwl lllti Negro llll'lll- liet mistructmn

Elnora-~25 in all-from tin ir body. , did‘nt work in Georgia. Pillll‘ 0|" (‘llAllLUl‘I‘l‘iFOWN. ‘ inn-anus.

Syp. tl,——l\lut‘_\'. Tart-bull, l'iclnn. :lii tans coal, to Mt. l'lssr)‘; lurlin .‘Illl. .\lnlmu'. Sydney.“ (31' turns coul. Ito .\lr. Foley; Snrult. _t‘nl.~u~y. Cucflgllv‘ [:3 WM) {pet ,lmartla and plank, to Owner; lN-nrr, .\lcl.e:m, Sydney. :78 tons round coal. to l’.-akc llrua & t‘o ; .l t? Orr. illrr. New (‘uilislo, .50 tons limestone, to lit't‘l‘ & Soup; it‘hnrger. 'l'hurston_ Gull. lill llbltl Innt'kcrt-l: l'l‘lllt’t‘tul ‘ oi \ance. E. l‘;\.’llld. hhmliac. lands 6: unvrclmndizc.

. l7—-\Itiry Lui'v. Watkins. I’ll-mu. ti‘J tons t'ulll: .luat- .l. '

l. Gull. lliil lililu. ItitIt-ltcri-l; Kate. Ki‘llnt‘t y. {in tons cool, to J W llwyt-r; Hanger. Mu- i " spurs. tol

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l‘ (L. Smit it‘uw llay. totul. 'l‘ntluogouehe, :20 .\l feet boards .k'nniuel Mutt-h; Ambrose. Mcllonald. l'it-lou, 4.3 Imus: coal. to Steam N t‘ampnny: llariil. Walsh. l'it-tou.i

lleron Ve- lleuat, the Austrian llrium Min- I

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A Wnamz -~'l"ln~ Euler-u C/u‘auirlr says n for dnys ago I lucky Front-horn" found I tll'flll nlialo ull‘ EIst Point. 1’. E. l.. and tult‘Otl It into l’ort “00d, und t-x- poets to renliw $200 by the operetion.

A German Was hurled alit'c ih Newark on the lat inst. V rue tn‘n'h’ours Iftarwanls by mean.- pf I pail-ml collia tutuuded for the use of persons buried in I Il'ancu.

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At the residence of the bride'n father. on thl. mh inst, by the Rev. Alex. Falconer. Mr. JImcs \\’. Coles. to Annie l.. C. \Vhilfcrd. set-and dun'zhtct of Mr. George II hittord, Ill

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Atlhc rceldencc of Mr. Daniel 6.1mm. Chm-lotte- town. on the lfllli lost. or Drnpsy. Mr. James Molly/Inn. a_naiire ol'(‘onnly 'l‘yronc. Ireland. in tliclllth year of his one. "is remains m-rc follorred to their IIst rest- ing place in the Catholic minutely. on Sunth lIst, by n lach concourse of people. New llrunlwlc papers and llnstnn l'n.o1- plensc copy.

At Charlottetown. on llu- 12th inst. Philip and Jens, infant children of Philip nnd Jnnc Largo. and :l wet-kit. Also. at (lbnr‘otttvtawn, an the ll‘nh inst. aged till roars. June. on. Mount win. of Mr. mam. urge. all: and in the full hope of a glorious immortality.

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Holloway/‘3 I’illsa—ln cases of chronic indigestion. disordered liver. and general dehilily. lht-su l‘ills nrtI wonderfully cll'cctirv. They indeed have no gonernl and pom-rful In t-il't-ct on the whole system that they t'lt'lll‘ away or ward ull' moat of the ills that flesh is heir to. They tlunusu lllt' hourls. purify the blood. cmrcet tho Idle. give tone to the stomach, «who a healthy ap-

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polite. produce sound slw‘p. and Impact incrcnscd ener- gy to both mind and lmdy. ’l‘lic ndmlm‘blc properties ol these for l'nuicd l'dle nrc ton highly Ipprecinted tol I‘i-tluirc our cncornium Iu-rc.:u they are resorted to by rich > and poor of crcry nation. 'l‘ltcenren the- ell't-ct art-l not temporary or Imperfect. lull. they bring about n‘

I ~ _ . l‘x‘; . . . , . ‘ narrellous and most In nclu I ll tll man throughout tht : cm). on we human. or "on Founder... "mi" me name

entire body. and t-nnlrlc it with rcnnrnted powers to rc- . sist ihc approach of all future attacks. TILT“

ii I' RU l..\ ll .l .\' l) l“ l lll'l 1’1} 001" S‘m‘l l'uulhr aml l'nmhinulion Bunk Lurks.

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Tim-us .lc McFartLANn‘a S.u~'r.n.—— 'l‘hsso soft-a seem to he tho only ones that cavnc out of the recent lire un. sentltstl. preserving Ilmil‘ (‘nuu-nls in an ndtnirahl - mount-r. Such in our faith in them that we burn arila-r-

ed one ofthc large elZu for the Ullll'f‘ ol the Pure. Wu 7 "E Subscriber "m." h). prim“, Sulo‘ “ bmnhom

s A 191.15 . ‘ with promptncss and lit rcnaonoblo rules.

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Millt‘l‘ also that many others hare ordered llwttt.—l’m'l ‘

la ml l’reas.

gnu: gtlrtttifiunmtfi.

more.“‘fixafinisfae‘

and his friends. inntcnd of departing from us as they did with _ 4:, mm mm]. .0 Lawn” N Walsh ; Ann.” yummy. . “ykwuwap for Cush

the most kindly feelings. would have cnrrirtlnu'ny with]

them such a poor opinion as to blol out all chance of any arrangement mntxmllv h-nell«~ixtl. (hand: mov he as rn- vions as she p't‘nsm, and her satellites nnv emlravor to be- little this Cunareusioual Committee. but .hw cannot shut their eyes to the fact that an honor hm: lll‘tn dnno to this menu" colony rarely ncv wind to the most powerful nations in the world. “'0 are full of hope that tho ncgntiatinns going: i on will be crowned with sum-cu. (lt‘flt'rfll Grant. will un- tlonhtedly be the “Mt l‘resldI-nl. and he is a friend of (ion. Butler. lien. llullcr. too. has sufficient power to carry “"01th Cmgmee run one he line now in hand. In lluzlasul. liladswnc nnd . Bright. the friends of from trade and the "I:th of individual i colonies. will probably suunia the I'l'llltl of power lwfort‘ the 1 present year is out. and any arrangement such as that which 3

this colony and the United StItus now purpon mic-ring into. t l

i will doubtless receive their ready sanction. 'l‘ho lr/«Intlm'. , h ' . .. ' ' n

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Orr: of the most stupidly ignorant newspaper articles we have ever read. appeared recently in the columns of the Beaten Comerclal nulluia on Gun. Butler‘s pro- positidns. Cfi’sldoring thattlic Bulletin pretends to instruct the morehnnts of Boston in nuttsre of trade. we are simply inst-d It it. The writer knows nothing—-

ehsofisly notltingfiol his subject, nail on inlght natnr. ally .expeoted. he balconies eutvéiopsa‘ inn b3 Irhlch marl» duo'le II lnpenelrttble. ‘

I Wits" been shown some copies of Penmanship by the pnplls lllr. StIples. It is, really surprising to late their progr‘ees during the twelve lessons. We must

in jostleo admit that Mr. Stsplse pauses” to I high den rec ihstrnc system of lmpIrtlng to his scholars his nfilul fit. We Ire planed to observe thst he has opened classes in Summersitle. and only hope tliIt be will receive fliefpstronage whichhe deserves.

Tile ChristiIn Curb-Stone Auooistlon is the name of

A II w organisation In New York. The selfeaerilleing Imposed on the members of the C. C. A.. are to “telnet corners and Itsreet and closely inspect

every female Is Ills posses h . 'A hunch of the orgam lse'tlnn will hardly be ncmlct ln‘Ch‘flrlottctown. as the I Item has become fully dereloped In this city‘ without t e Iid of! en operative movement. »' - ‘ »

Tm Hon. Attorney Goaersl left last evening. per I'M-em of Wales. for N8. York. on lmsiem ens heeled wlds'the Telegraph CIIrIe across the Straits. We hope

(bathe will mm with success on his mission, and that the. oldtahpi Illl he repelretl. er a new «no rnplucod before the p on of ti navigation. The Hon. Grim? assn olivine" IUIM t I tennighr. ?

s We tier that no. I. J. GsI‘ecy. assisted In new melee! relent‘ertheeity. is Ibeut to get up I first“ Coco-rt... .l'r’cm ehst we hays hem] of the mute. thsvsre superior to anything In the musical llneilfefi he takes place this manner. Full particu- lsrs III} week. ’

Non house-{lite Home of Assembly of Nave “sprawled thetrthaahs lest greet to the lepesl Wile-I. theses. um. Autistic. Troop 9nd Wm the her-(«else they They were fully newer—4m which no hither could be «elected he a liberty-luring people.

Ova eltyT'p'resenterl'I lively Iad‘lyuslneIs-llle appur- Iseelerthe ,nwwhf to mgr: w 7 . ""* ’ " 5’" u... .Mhflfanmf . peeked speed ‘rsdeally present to

dis crease in.

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cl. m'rro imlt'mnnt M‘l‘mm“ ""1" ill“ l‘nrt lluod. .illtuns Iinn-stcnu; li‘onvti. llculcy, llshing

Atkinson. Cow lluy. 9.) was cool: Margaret. 4\|‘ltut‘l.lt-. I :95 tons coal. to Mr. Hwycr, .\Ilrunbr:i. Nlclit'l'ailll I ‘lluslon, having on board .30? bills. llour. in Carroll- illroe lU do in IV ll lit-nu, {\2 :27 cam-s & bales Hill/.0. ‘ '20 lit-0r k Still. ~Il (‘usca .\: linlt‘S do in lll‘nlll .\'- Sun,

itugutln-r uith a g» llt‘Illl useot’tuwut of null". to l t), 'llfill, \V ll ll ‘nu. U'Nt'lll limo, ll l‘; Shilltllil & (VI. lefinrhorn & Co of the ltnlutu \l'nrt-honsc, ll Wilan I lliggs, Help. and otlicrs: 1:94am... (3 Torr, I’wcres. Gulf. 107 bbls mackerel; Vermont. lit'nm‘ls,

Voyage. with :Iltl bbls herring. i do mackerel. ii: 7 do codiish; 'l‘clcuram. Mutthcwscn. lililllllllt‘lnu. with I7 )I fret tlculs. 2th) l't-t‘l. seamlng d: Ill hhla Innt‘kcrcl to the Hon. llanwl Darn-s; Barbara li‘ritrhic, llrrrick, (hill. with Hill Ill-ls ntuukcrcl; l‘Ilizrhoth Ann. lit-at.

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, ' ’ . J l . t 7 ~ ' 4 £ “ t lit-Donald. ow Bay. 80 tons coal. to Carroll roe Jusepblno, Cliiveric. Trading Voyage. I40 blvls macke- rel d: 400 balm sounds to I C Hall. Esq: Princess of Wales. l'). Evans. Shedtae. mails & imlze;‘2l—-Clmi'lss next-ill. Plcillll. It} cone enel: Vilatte. hit-Neill. l’ic.. 54 tons enal. to Mr. l’ivldon; \V D Smith. Grant. North Sydney. 10:! tons (Sink. to Pcaka llros & (1a; Allegro. ()xucr. llalilax. with meal to Own-n Utmol'y. Esq dc Patrick Foley. list]; Lively, Holler l'leton. 39mm cool; Oriohtlcr. Anderson, t‘spcv nor 0. 30 tons coll. to S Mutch Esq; Sen llrccze .llobbs. lctou. 8.3 tons coal; .irIIaiIn. Salmon, mast. . from Quebec. with 329 pivot-s llncrnntnc. ll yellow ’mc Meets. 61. I lot of lumber. together with Ill. ll. briekn. slit 2“) bbls flour. to It lumgvmrtli Es launnh. Brow. llx. mdse to Owen Connolly I! I'm l-‘nlsy: King Fisher. Wilson. (lull. with ‘25 hble m urt‘l & lit) do ben‘lun to l C Hall Esq; Olivia. B l’icton. 69 tons coal. "anther llclle. McKenzie. mulls d: mike; 22-- Sophin. Dclsncy, Little Ri r. 3.3 tons pIYlllg Itnne & 200 mpty billeto Owen sh; E'uerprisr, l’t-Ieock. llichlbnctou, 3.1.000lcct tuber. to A. hlt‘Nt-iil. E’q; anity Ann. McLIuahlI . lticbihm-tnquoofget deck- ing. l8 M leet sending 60 M Blaimrleatu master; Day Spring. Mitchell. alil‘sx. bsl. Northern Llph‘. Del-my. Cow Boy. ll tone coal to War. Dwycr; Aa~ nandale, Lenigln. N th Sydney. 177 tenccml. to Mr.

Foley. mrwnns.

Sept ill—Alena ~r, Perry. l’icton. sundrios; An. eltnu, Robertson, 1 ietou. bnl; Woodbine. llnhnrtstm. l’iutofi, bolt Henri tn. Gay. l‘ictou. bIl: Witchcraft. Adults. Gulf. Fir-I'm; mores; Cornet. Smith. Itarbe— tlocs. 609 tll Cod b. tilt! bhls Herring. It do Alwirt-I. 10 do MIc erel. 5 Ice Lobstcrs. lUOtlu Herring. and slleeep. Iblpped iy the lion Daniel Dawes. making the Value of the cor n£l lliil ll): : Flying Mist. llnrilclt. Gloucester. Fiebi Stores; Princess of Wales. l'} Evans. Shetlleh wit I0 bide mackerel. 7 do eggs. and lppcd by H. Hughes: also 20 Iihls of”. b Illusion. Ind 10 horses by .t r lag is; Ventur . llatt. icton. hIl: Break of Day. Clerk. l‘ioton. l bI wool and sendrios: mu.- Chnrger. Thurston. ul . “in; store» an... Princes! of Illusion" Evens. ictau. mm. dose If ()..sinith. Gulf. fishing stores; Ambrose. MeDonaI . l‘intau. hull RoyIl Arch. llnrriso . MIrIniit-ht. sundries. nat lulltli'll here; (tipsy Queeafi .nmsa. Pens». but; Hope.

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lhbsfm. Pluto“. alt Edith. Dlmee.Glece lien. 93 Annie. SullivIn. Piotr“, hIl: Alhambra. 2842 bbll unclert'l. by Anteri- . by W” Desn.ti do by llletch & IcKeule. 1000 him by Charles ltelllv. mItlng the e nice of t pogo noun. a; isth- J C Orr. Orr. ’lctan. bal; James (ii l‘arr. mash. hiring since E. Y. 0.. Me! ee. Itieer Philip. hIl; Barbara. Frltchic. Gull. ll ilk. Sabin; IMMIFDIIM. Welsh. Pintont} heal: lath-arduous of Wei». Shedise. with 4 on. e by H. Hughes. 8 do by ll Ceoeilir. 7 do“ be W B leather by loKlnaon bCo; He her lit-lie. Hellenic. Plot-I. ‘Mil‘s ll bbls 0 term by owner Robert Neblswm. Burro-b. II: MuffiTIflhll. Pug- “. “I: II”- Kst Gilli» Moe. belt Daley. Pletea. bolt ‘rlil-‘GH s. Canes-libel blur Lory. Watkins. Pierce. Inn; Ellubeth Ana. It. a, De— Vesse. halt Nile Brena-rs. Letes. a lid: King Fisher. WIIeoI. flirt-lieu. n -Prlacees of “Mes. Inns. mm. teIIII. " rolls “the. Haitian“ ,b Get. ring. III r . . 900

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MARK lll"l‘CllEll. ; will liud tliwtns easy. I l /

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)[rXNG LIES. (can.

.X'l‘l-TN’I‘ Spring: “Hugh's. and the lluiiel‘nl (‘ng

~ \l'riugrrs—t'henp for t’ush.

.ll.\lll\' Bl'l‘Clllill.

..., .. . .. . TU ll ETING , &c. l LAIN. l-Illlpaos, Compound Spiral, and Ornamental 5 Turning. in Wool. Mrtul and How. Sta-cw ruin; tin}: of crt-rr dist-ription. from Six inches the one; thread. to 1.3-” threads to one inch.

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V .L g 1. 0e STRAlGll‘l‘ Sawing. .llging. from 145 inches to the

finest Fret Work. , MARK BUTCHER. 539-33: |_9,Gt;m-.-r*1,".tj-tL 4L...“ TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC! THE FilliSf‘Hllll-TRS would fispsctfully inlnrm their friends and tho public generally. that they

have just opened out. in this City. a FirutClIss flown. to which they hare given tho name of the ,

" UNION HOUSE.

Thislllotcl l9 pleasantly Ind conveniently situated on rm: maxim or

Queen and King Streets. IIMI‘IUIIt’ImI‘u. I'. E. I. (The stand is well known as having brcn in the accu- pation of Mr. J. G. Et-ketmlt.) lt is the intention of tho Proprietors of the I'NlflN HOUSE to furnish First Class Accommodation in Trsrcllcrs. and do III in their power to render it stay in Charlottetown pleasant and Igrt'stlhlt‘. A Flrut Class lt'l'. Cnmu and Drama Samox. and a Ilmnnn Sitar. rm~ kept in connection alth the House. The Union [hurt is pleasantly situated near «barren Ind steamhaet landings. and will be found convenient lor Trnrcllcrs in all rcspt‘t‘ts. All nuuters permitting tn the wants and carrcnicnec of Guests, will be promptly attended to by the Pro-

nit-tins. O‘NEILL 13130171111338. Charlottetown. Sept.r2:l. 1868. if ex _ Prizes for Sultan’s Colts, Fouled in 1867. Host Colt. £2 0 ll Stoond best do.. 1 fl 0