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THE WAR IN THE STATES. | Pawrty Niwas —It is a valgar notion that

a= = SS ee oe — : | M y . . che examiner. 7 | We have, ae aaual, devoted a large portion of | ge names are necessarily noble und roman-

while others are necessarily inean aod space in our present No. to the details of the War, base,

" Charlottetown, August 17th, 1863. movements i the United States, believing that Sociations, ae EPO TN, | Oh ae, wae regarded with more interest than any | have converted syllables into poeims,and words

. sony’ | : ; rHE LAND ¢ OMMISSION Although there will | sate Bistartes.

thing elae now Cranspiring Tur papers which are

to whine over the defunct aad military transaction ina great war lke the and imagination pictureaque. Yet, in their!

yernment continge

award, a4 it ite loss were & great public calamity ; ward, :

i they ruil at we in avery terns becanse We i ‘ t on a lugubrious face, and whined | war lasts, it is pleasant to record that now, for a pare yer pu o q

with themin concert eae aia i hs i « gross fellow, Buder is # cellar-mau :

enceal eur sutipatby to the Award, as une of | the wholesale work of human butehory auch as| Stewart is a domestic servant. Vane, Vere, won vasures, taken altogether, that was | characterised the last great battles in Pennayl-; Hyde und Pole sound the reverse of noble. the worst mewrnren, wm the conntey: and | vania. [tis not expected that another engage.) ay is not intrinsically. nobler than straw. to be mo powed upen Pe PC EEE a et aaron be atees Ue Ow is at. then, tlt iLuy Las coue ty re-| sot Peyoier na j xe seale will take place be fore | present the pink of aristocracy ? Straw, the |

services of the chrouicler, during every hour the! sound or spelling that could be considered ‘glorious. Howard is a Hogward ; Seymour

_ | a tailor; Leicester ia a weaver; Percy) Never once did we attempt considerable time, there has been « cessation in

overt aorneht! it would be strange, indeed, if we dul! defeat of that measure » fward te which we at

There | October; me * the curse salumitic at the very sigual Chere | October; meanwhile the curses and calamities! lowest vf vulgar cheats? Sunpiy by wesc |

was onty one thing ta th incident to a state of war are accumulating, and | tion. Would the complainant like to have

hed calue, and that was the recommenda. | there is very little prospect of a speedy return to} been originally called Blunt, Craven ,or Gore ?| tached any ¥) The belligerants on both sides are each | There ss nothing in Grey more attracting The tescurces and| than Brown, as to either suund or letters . s oa ies Ghuiidicnniion een canta 4 jindead, Grey is a shade or so leas vigorous Award as suything else 1a it; but from the very | power of the Ce , #eePEanly HOC de=) than its rival Brown. Would any one like first the Meal Gevernaout declared that they | creaced tu @ very material cutout, hotwithstand-| to have been kauwn as Roper or Pouchet i would eet entertain the project—the by pochon- | Ig the apparent late reverses in the fall of Vicks | these family names had ney v been Immorta drincal Leader of the Administratioa having vurg and the retreat of Lee's army; while the | oN ee hy at aout eck ue wie | Bacon, Petty, Peel and Pitt. Yet these net wereth the paper upon which it was written, | the aequsition of all the means and Appli-| have beeome, by association, some of the The Govermmarcat paper new rejoice that this | 20Ces fecessary tu constitute a great nation | moss reverential and gracious of English partot the measure has met with the euiphatic | On the ether hand, the Union party exhibits no} Dames. Milton, Sackviile, and Shelley, are disapproval of the Duke of Neweastle ; and yet | Want of power ang war material of all kinds, and } re necessarily a and * ~ ‘tical.

ad they not been glorified by genius and by rank, they would perhaps have been in- cluded in Mr. Buggey’s list. | wen aad money is concerned ; but after all, there) Faller, Kid, Quarles, Downe, Bowles, Savage, | is really less union of sentiment amongst the Quiney and Dickens, now household words, Union party than amongst their opponeats at the burne by sowe of the choicest of our mat onal poets and bumoarists, would certaialy have

tun fer a Loss ander the Imperial guarantee. | peace we ' . . .

aé na much art of tha | still confident of success. Thie recommendahon Was BF UCD S pe ot

dvelared that the Loan part ef the Award was so-called rebels have made great advances in|

they complain of the rejection ot the whole thing, | i8 Undoubtedly eapable of eoutinuing the war for ewbracing as it did a principle to which they | a0 almost indefinite period, so far as the supply of were so strongly opposed ! but the principle of a Loan is not disapproved | wf by the Colonial Minister. Hix Grace certainly

dvamieses “ the notion of any Liaperial guaravtee , ’ been sv. Not much better as to suund are or luau of mousy,” which a previous Culouial Mi-| of things which the latter may derive hope ot) Quy per, Lamb, Bulwer. People used to nister (Lord Stauley) bad very warmly advocated | alntaining the struggle for independence until Jaugh and joke at Cecil Talbot and ‘Tal- for this Colouy; but the Duke of Neweastie so seme of the European Powers are drawn into the | marsh would be considered valgar. Every tar recognives the propriety of the Loan principle | Contest; and it can be easily seen tuat many North- | — oe Raleigh a very romantic Dame, era politicians are using their best exeriivns to- at in Sir Valter See SS ew apes Oe ary | bad puns. The same with Drake.

Coke, too, would be thought low had it ; Dever been illuminuted by the author of the *« [nstitutes,”’ and the owner of Holkham.

South; and it is trum the existence of this state

a# tv recommend the local Government to raise | wards the attainment of that end.

+—e- - THE inconvenience of having Friday for a

money by its own guarantees, on ite own debon- | tures; and with the mwney thus raised to pucchase | the estates of tae proprietors, who may be willing |

tu sell, aod te travator the same to the tenants, | ree is how bring seriously felt and loudly [p the absence of Sir pane would Mr. ee en aean een slain Pine, , > ico 4 tie . y + we , ere | Lie at 2 ; *: y “ : ‘or Freight o ussaye SOS uy SSrs é a jest a0 had base dune wader the provisions of the | cotoplained of, expecially by the sellers aud buyers | Ligg like to have been called Wren? Mad ma eae & Co eae Se ommend LOCKS j Mitesh meat. Friday, we know, is a day on which | there been no erudite giant of that name, | '?- 488s, Se “WoW. LORD & © ww iaod Parehase Bil, whieh had been passed by | : : ’ . id not Cheeke have been vated intolerable? | *°M!*"; ne > & LU. IRON, om , A: , | auch anarticle is net generally weed, aud, therefore, | ¥0U'G DOF UMee ke have been vated intok “| Crarlottetown, Angust 17, 1883, STEEL the Liberals, The price which the Duke ot D truth, scarcely anything depends on the (ili eons : jeannet be generally exposed fur sale | 5 AXLES,

Neweastle recommends the Government of the | YY better, but everything on the connection of Colony to pay the Proprietors, is, however, mare | en? people ou that day, as, during this bot| jdeas. Solomon was one of the nob eat in | Season, it could not be Kept sound for Saturday’s | literature ; yet no pradent father, aniess he

than double the waximum rate allowed under the | Retin - Meeks ' | wide a Gee: wabhd hes tte theehill

; . ; ore ‘ tensible object of changin e &JcwW, WO g » be- wid Purchase Bill; aud the terms under whieb it | a — J oe | : ae : atinn it hs > ” " | the holding of the market from Saturday to) cause in the present generation it happens to

is proposed that the teuantry might secure the fee be ludicrously associated with old clothes. | favors, bey to intimate that they have procured the | " In its Saracenic lorm of Sclyman, it would) *etvives of THKRE EXPERIENCED HANDS |GRAND DEMONSTRATION AND

| from Nova Scotia to superinteud their work, and by

| strict attention and good workmanship, would res-

(do not believe there has beeu auy Improvement iu | jest will destroy the picturesque beauty ot pectfally solicit a continuance of their patronage, 4 GRAND DEMONSTRATION of the dd | -

| Friday wae, tu check vice and immorality, and |

sunple of their farms, ure such that not one in a} : | to secure a better observance of the Suuday.

hundred could comply with them. The Duke proposes that 16 years purchase be given to the

We | still be considered magnificent. A current

either of these respects, while the incouvenience | most famous names; a living Pompey would | |

tietors, whe aay graciously consent ty receive : , } . : is : ‘a | y> Tr ay se : TE} SSDAY¥ ay Augcus — 2 € . ; jof the change is sensibly felt and earnestly com-| set down us a nigger, a living Caesar) For Pulling, ditto...-..-.. n'0 $0.54 haem» 0 0 3d) place ‘on : ee = oo oe ae it—that the local Government guarantee the pay- lnined of b | treated asa dog. Cywonis the name which | For Falling and Pressing, GO dee ssces 0 0 4d leks embers of the Order will appear in cheir ; alne y my . , 7 . Wolling 283i ‘ - regs) itte. id | Reyalia. ment of the whole amount, if expedieut, or at least |! OFF MANY people | would attract the female eye, and perhaps Nae raleg a deetlon Blatt eee ee Tl "a go thren will meet in the Temperance Hall } ~—o-—— a : age : ol ; JOM Bias VU ’ ’ | le ethre i se je Lem - : two thirds of it — that the tenantry repay the) THe WEATHER for the past fortnight has been rm n reconcile it tu the adjunct Suny th. Mrs, and Snuff Brown,.. hone ihn cele 0 1 0d) ut 12 o'clock, noon, for the purpose of forming in money in three instalments, the first te be paid | excessively sultry and dry —tew inhabitants oni Smyth would have an air upon 4} For half-dressing the above colours...... 0 OU 10d! procession. The procession will proveed to the

card. But the fine feminine instinet would | down, and the oth “ ‘ » hn a ae a ; ther two instalments to bear in | temember when rain has held uff sv long, and! recoil from Simon. And why the difference ?|

Cooues at© percent. His Grace leaves the PTO) when its want is so sensibly telt in the animal and | Ls it not because Cymon is assoc prictors themselves to deterwine whether there | vegetable kingdoms. siwuld be any remission of back reuts — either | and seorehed with beat—pumps and wells almost | these that acerued before or since 18538. Now, | ¢Shausted—the dark cloud, which “ brings tresh |

ni ih whe oe 100 a of land, OF | showers tu the thristing flowers,” as Wellas a grate | are ealled to aid, is Volain. Yet the _ Gag? ete chilling Gertng an acre, ©r) tul sense of freshness and coolness to everything else | Hogwards and Stylwards were all villains ; five pouuds sterling fur the whole, would have to; —was never more ardently looked fur by those | and one of the proudest houses of Europe, pry at least £90 tor his farm, for 16 years pur-| whe cannot wander by the pebbly shore, or go | “** of Count Vilain the Fourteenth, rejoiced chase would be £85 I8s Sd, and add, say Yis 4d | “gown tu the sea in ships,” or obtain a realization | ethan echanentanatnadiensontitoasassiianantt tor a deed, although we believe double thet! of their wish for “a ludge in some vast wilder-| Died, amount is often charged, and the price, theretere, | ; 7 athe he ‘ . _ :

, | ‘ - . Pp . ere , ¢. | ness Phe weather has been such as to produce | Suddenly, on Monday night last, the 10th instant, at 200 seres would be £90, of which sum £30 } an unusual ameount of sickuess, chiefly that which | after an illness of ove day, of English Cholera, Mr. should be paid at once by the tenant, and the re! j , go Shade q| dehu Leahy, Blacksmith, of this city, in the 47th

P y ‘ eI | i known by the name of English Cholera, and year of his'age. The deceased bore the reputation | misining £00 secured ty the proprietor by Go-| we regret to say that in several cases it has been

of au honest, industrious member of society, aud | sermmeut debentures, subject, as we said before, | a kind and atfectionate husband and parent, whose tenant. Bat

sudden death is deeply and sincerely regretted, not ing likewise; although they are rapidly ripening, | ouly within the cirele of his own family, but by all . | . : : ) A suppase the reserved rent be Js. Gd. per sere, a8) the grain dues ues fill 4 al | who Knew bigs —K EP. . 8 Bi vut as much as cuuld be At Grand River, Lot 56, on the 12th instant,

Nearly choked wath dust! iphigenia, and Simon with the simpletun, | |

who meta piewan coming (rom a fair? One| of the objectionable names, to remove which | ¢

: rere = | attended by fatal results. The crops are suffer-| to interest at 6 ver cent. frow the

; : » ots hes &: ° 7 ; ' } ‘ ; ; ‘ :

i is in wany cases, the value of 100 acres according | desired. | Penelope, beioved wife of James Norton, Esq., and

tu the Duke of Neweustie’s plan of 16 ywars pur- = oceans | duaghter of the late William Uuderbay, Esgr. | { ' }

chase would be £155; and if two shillings be the rent per were, (and we know that very many | MeAusland, Esq., lias consented to deliver a short

At Charlottetown, on the 6th instant, Mrs. Ana- | stuchia Harris, widuw of the late Captain Harris, ayed 47 years. i

Ou Monday, the 10th inst., aged three months, | Deunis Gregory, the beloved and youngest child ot

At the suggestion of a few friends Alexander

tarmé are leased at that figure), the tenant would | @ddress before the weiubers of the Charlottetown |

Names are boautifal only in their as-| English and a French frigate. Both veesels |. Worth, valour, genius, learning.) are said to have been-seuk, arid One English eu sailor and five Frevel suslors only aro reported Look the British Peerage | gayod. be eg : through, and in that bright list chere is, per- in the pay of the Go. be always much excitement attending every naval | haps, not one which does not seem to the eye | severe ueasdres Lake been adopted te prevent

present, and numerous incidents requiring the; beginnings most of them pad nothing in} ¢heir designg in Seville, Malaga, Valladolid,

| out such services itself,

Churchill, ! Walnut eo a Chairs, ditto Sofa, Centre

NEW ANNAN MILLS,

iated with | G7een and Presesd. per yard............. 9

from the face of the earth all gods and men! out any additional cost -—

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SPAIN.

The Madrid papers state that a collision | Sis? 5192 9932,

has ‘titkén ptace off Malaga, between an, Opposite the Market House, Richmond. Street, Queen Square.”

HE subscriber begs to mako.known to

-B hie fricads mod the publie, that in addition to

ait i. . ~, | the larg’ aud bpletdid. assortiuent of staple British lntolligenes froméreliablé source state that and London Fancy Goods selected by sbioneelt apd

iaporied ii May taet, be hax readived thisweedk, per Barque GAzeLye, from Liverpool+~. “2. .** 27 packages of various kinds of. Merchandix, i well adapted to the season, witch he offers tor eale, oe ee ~WHOLKSALE OR KETALL, INCREASE OF THE URKISH “PLEET | for Cash, or to Country Dealers on approved credjt The Sultan has returned from a visit to the | Having selected the greater purt of his ST\ CK dock-yards in the Sea of-Marmora, and has }IN TRADE pemeoney from-the first Houses in the ordered a tresh increase of the war fleet. a Kington, be 5 mane na oy Kowds at The Porte has prohibited any foreign com- | Pres tower than most shops im ' i srvice eo age oe 2 — . a rivalled in variety and low vers of price, for iustanes, Upun the SeBbUATE OF ENS TUE Ean pire. |. son's summer Couis, at from 9s w i7s 6d and The Ottoman Government intends to carry l upwards ae

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the tomentors of disorder tram aecomplishing

and Grenada, ;

dn Ready-made Clothing, this shop stands un

ile . } Dealers from the Country will find it to their ad- |

vantage tov cull here and look over the Goods before |

buying eleewhere. Every attention paid to visitors. |

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WHEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SONNE NRRL LNAI RRR SLL LD NL ee

: eet oem Household Furniture. Midsummer Importation Are. ee 36 ae, Per Ship GAZ ELLE.

BENS. DAVIKS. |

Courlottetown, 27th July, 1863. vin rw 6in

o'clock, on MONDAY, Angnst let) at the| — RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT OF

House of Mr. WILLIAM MacK AY, in Dorebester | Ladies’ Hats, Piumes, Shawis, Velvet, Silk Street, all his '

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

aud Worsted Dress Trimmings, &e., Regattos, Flaauels, Doeskiais, Cobourgs, Coun'crpanes,

Biankets, &c.

—— COMPRISING ——— i ! | i

Tables, Whatmot, Cane-seat Chairs, Rocking do., | Diving Tables, Lounge, Carpets, Feather Beds |

vas, 40 keys and barrels Tar, 70 bags Nuils and Spikes, o ews. Putuy, 20 chests ‘Tea, 50 keys Gaupowder, 2000 buys Liverpoo! Salt, 50 Bags butter salt, 15 doz. Serby warranted Scythes, 20 tone [ron, 37 crates and alot loose Kurthenware, Chains, Windlas Gear, Cliich Rings, &c.

| j Wholesale and Retail. | W. W. LORD & CO. | 4

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Forte and Stool, Books, Crockery, Glass and

China, Kitchen Utensils, &e., with sundry other

articles suitable for a Bourding House.

te Terme at Sale. Sale Positive—No Reserve. WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

Charlottetown, Auy. 17, 1863. isl & ady

FIRST AUTUUN SHIP. FENH KE Reocunan Tapes “GAZELLE,” Rost. Tevine, Master, will leave LIVEKLOUL for CHARLOTTETOWN, on the)

Charlottetown, July 27, 1863.

pAlnts. VILS,

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Cheap at W.E. DAWSON’S. Gibsou’s Brick Building, 22d June, 1863.

Sons of Temperance

JHE SUBSCRIBERS, in returning

thanks to the public in general for their past

PUBLIC TEA.

hottie Green, per Yard..e< sess iegeniond 6 2 Order of the Sous of Temperance will take

| grounds, Spruce Avenne, where a Public Tea will | be prepared at 3 o'clock, p. m. After Tea, the company will be entertained with

WOMEN’S WEAR.

trown and Pressed, ditto.....-.......... 0 0 ; 6d | ADDRESSES suitable to the occasion, by several *ressed, UiltO.. 2.22... ceeeee eee eeeneeee: U 0 234 | of the members of the Order. A public meeting

will be heid inthe Temperauce Hall in the evening.

Tickets for the Tea One shilling und sixpence each. Tickets to be bad at the following places, viz :—Messrs. Laird & Harvie’s, Queen Square; Wim. R. Watsoa, Drugyist, Queen Street ; and from the following members of Cuinmittee :

Wa.C. Trowan, Wa. F. Morets, Joun P. Tanto, Jous Scott, Sec’y.

The Volunteer Band is expected to be in attend- auce to enliven the day's proceedings.

N. B.—Should the i9th ed unfavorable, the | Whole will be postponed till the first fine day fol- | lowing. By order of Committee, | JOHN SCOTT, Secretary.

July 27, 1863. din

Wotice to Farmers. | (UE SUBSCRIBER bas still a fow of WM. JAMIESON & SON. |

Manny's Famous Compingp New Annan Mills, Adg. 17, 1803. 3m

ee oe ‘ | MOWERS AND REAPERS, | ae SU MMERSIDE ' j which have been so auccessfully worked this sea-|

json, and is prepared to dispense of them on reasen-! SHE SUBSCRIBER having tak | eNTIEA: | [AXE SOBSCRIBER having taken the |“ EXTRAS of all kinds constantly on band at the!

Premises at Summerside lately occupied by | Depot, Desbrisay’s Corner.

The following Gentlemen will act as Ayenis, rom whom Cloth will be taken aud returned with-

Richard Crabb, Town Road,

Richard Bagnall, Hazel Grove,

Mrs. Palmer, Lot 67,

Win. Glover, Burret’s Cross or Kensington, Mr. E. L. Lydiard, Mill River,

Win. Graham, New London,

Charles Doyle, Irish Town,

Joseph Davidsou, Lrish Town,

Donaid McLellan, (Augus’s sou,} Lot M4, Reuben Tuplin, Exq., Margate, Benjamin Bearisto, Esgr., ilalpeque, Joseph Murphy, Ksq.. til,

Michael Kilbride, Lot 11,

John Beer, Esq., Hooper's Corner, Win. B. Strong, Eeq., Bedeque,

James J. Fraser, Esq., St. Eleanor’s, Benjamin Rogers, Cascumpec.

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i nearly 20 is" cent in pure Malt Acid than the Vine

| gars, and preferable to much even of the pretended |

ALSO, | SUMMER SUPPLY, and is now siiow ing # large

and Bedding, Cooking and Franklin Stoves, Piano | 200 Coils Hemp and Manilla Cordage, 4 Bales Can. | #74 carefully selecied STOCK OF NEW GUOD», | suitable for the season, in

‘CLOTHS, TWEEDS, DOESKINS,

| [D7 Remember the New Stand, QUEEN-STREET,

HATS and BONNETS,

Cee pee oS CHLAPSIDE Feds. ru £ May

A Bargai E r - | VINEGAR! A Bargainand Easy paymen fis » oe * . ’ ; , PHE SUBSCRIBER vege 10 ~imform|<PVAT desirable Vreowold Property at etwas vy rnp ers ae Cush of d ontazue Bridge,” King’s-County, P. F. the Pu ne . ss, § . ; ne | now iv the veer ypalion of the Hon. A.A. MeDonald Hi ' ¥ AR i ther, possessidn dan be had when wanted. Hills & Underwood s VINEG R. pod Boies Sadaty 49 fi x 26 tt, with Dwelling Pie following certificate will testify to its! Kitchen and Cellar, can hold » caro of buat XH, pEenuinenem.;. +" +, fay « eran, | buShels of yrain and 5,000 bushels of potetoes, A 's -- .BENJ. DAV Lis. idouvle wharf, 150 ft pong each und Su0 f. wide, ie Inly LOth, 1863. . Hin | where a Granary wight be erected and the gram } . | shipped on board by haud rail or tuclined plane, as I hereby certify that the Vinegar prepared by ay | fast as it could be received. With a building lar improved procese of fermentation from Malt by | 100 feet front und 300 feet depth. Also, adjvining, Merera. Hills & Underwood, of Norwieh and Lon- | a-Leasetiold front on roud 200 feet and depth 212 don, poskesser the taste and avrewa of the finest | feet, and a Store or Granary 24 K 18 feet, with i White Wine Vinegar of Frauce; and being free cellar, loft and stable. {from the glitew present in all Vinegars manufac The above propérties are most valuable and first- j}tured in the old way, it is not liable to become | tate business stands for a merchant, ship builder, | decomposed by keeping or to cause disorder in weak voach factory, tide mill, or lime trade. A kiln stomachs. Jt contains ne Sulphuric or other mineral | might be built 100 feet from the whurt ; stone, coud, | Acids, such as contaminates all the ordinary Malt} 0r wood Janded by # erane, and the line shipped | Vinegars of the United Kinudom, and is stronyer by | sme Way ; 9 stewn, horse, or cariw required. > tht a kiln for wood was erected, irewood is cheap gar on sale in Loudon not nuuufactured on this | aud abundaut, and fime taken ia payiuenst excellent system. A Vinegar thus perfectly aciditied | A ship of 500 tons might be built on the edge of must be far move wholesome, grateful and mild than | the ebanne), and lauuched at any tide with luke ot our ordinary bulf fermented Vitriol holding Vine- no trvuble or risk. . : A qnantitv of Juniper and varions kinds of waad Wine Vinegar of France, which ix most commonly | in the vicinity cap be got in trade at & low price, nothing more than the xerimenious Acid distiNed| for one or two vessels, and a yurd fined up at a from wood, tiivoured in imitation of the yenuine | small expense. More than a landred thousund article. ANDREW URE, | bushels of prodace were shipped last fab at and M. DOF. ROS. &e, Professor of Chemistry and | adjoining those premises, aud is iucrcasing every Aualytiea! Chemist, London, 24 Bloomsbury } year, Square, Sth September, 1830. Venus — A Fonrth paid down, and four or five (epeapapiernonmnanenegieeininanaipeinmantedahnsiin —— | Years for the balance, secured.

CHARLES BELL |, whould the above propertics not be sold by SA- 3 PURDAY, the idth OCTOBER next, they will be patap by ACCTION, at 12 y’clock, ou same day, MERCHANT TAILOR, [ius 7 “S} | Enquire of William Dodd, Esq., Charlottetown ; QUEEN STREET. CHARLOTTETOWN, | Wilham Sanderson, > are n; or the ied + ge | OMES, “ALRUICK STEPUENS.

EGS ‘ to Jp mate that he has i J Usit Orwell Cheap Store, froma Needle w an Anchor. KECEIVED, via Halifax, his SPRING — 23 Who will take a share in the Lime Trade f Thos. Anuear, Wovd-conteacwur, Whartinger, Mou-

tague River, will show the prewises.

August 6, 1563.

Ne es un enema

KOT SATIS! SHORE FARM, at Kildare Canes,

ou Lot Three, containing 100 acrea of LAND 70 of which are ina yood state of cultivation, fouce

TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS, HATS AND CAPS,

SHIRTS, SHIRT COLLARS, TIES, | Gif ito eight sere fields, wud ihe reuwiuder covered SCARFS, GLOVES. BRACES, | with Matdwoed and Fencing The "Main Koa

UNDER CLOTHING, Ge... Ge... He. FOR MEN'S WEAR.

Luspection respectfully solicited.

runs through the Farm, and it bas» front of ten chains on the Gulf Shore, where abundance of Sea Manure can be obtained.

The Buildings are nearly new — DWELLING HOUSE 30 «35; 2» FRAME BARN 40 » 30; a LOG BARN of abont the sume size, and a small FISH HOUSE at tie ebore.

Part of the Purchase Money ean remaiu on the Sade eit | premises. Application for further particulars to be

tmuade to Mr. Tivmas Mountain on the mises, vr ty GEUKGE W. He WLAN

Ex . THERESA.” } Alverton, March 9, 3863. ia

OW LANDING, Ex above SHIP, - POR SALE,

L and will be sold at a low tigure— > se eee raat pleasantly situated and well “4 bbls PALE ALB, (in pints and quarts,) <, Buithed DWELLING HOUSE and PRI- 10“ DUBLINSTOUT, de ‘do MISES, new in the vecupation of Dr. Lye@uas, in ALSO the Common of Charlotietow a, at the entrance of Hourly expected per Priokess & Uxasys— | the Staiut Peter's Road, aud opposite to: the 30 chests ENULISH TEA | residence of Lemurt C. Owen, Esquire, —the ; y" o property of the late Johu Egan—particulars on application to

10 cases CHAMPAICONE, DANIEL BRENAN, ae nd

10 “ GINGERETTE. a RICHARD REDDIN, } Trustees,

N. RANKIN, I1& RW Charlottetown, August 3, 1863. isle vin

FIRST ARRIVAL DIRECT FROM ENGLAND, Per Barquee GAZELLE—

Churlottetown, June Ist, 1863.

May 18, 1863.

Kreehold FTand FOR SALE, IFTY ACRES of VALUABLE

5 LADIES’ SUMMER DRESSES ETSgts cuca of eavoann County, a good part of which is cnltivated, will be

sold cheap, on application, at Suunmerside, to the

ow uer— MRS. JOHANNA O'CONNOR, April 18, 18634

Leasehold Farm for Sale,

JNO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, wt

the Colonial Building, in Charlotetown, on

IN ALL THE NEW MATERIALS,

MILLINERY, FLOWERS, &e. &e. WM. HEAKD. es,

FLOUR IN STORE.

809 BBLS. EXTRA STATE FLOUR | TUESDAY, the Mth day of August nest, at the

hour of 12 o’cluck, uoon, by virtue of a power of Sale contained iv au [ndenture of Mortgage, dated the 27th day of June, 1861, and made betweer Ber nard Shannon of Township 35, farmer, and John Shaynon of the snme place, mail carrier, of the oue part, and Juby Knight of Souris, werchant, of the —- other part, —all the i — ae yee

; {mentioned iv # certain lease from Roderick Oha McLELLAN 8 EXPRESS, © 2] MeDouald te the said Bernard Shannon, avd made Running ov E. & N, A. Railway, | the 2th day of oven, eee eud ty that SS meee eta . , S tract of land situate iu Bedford Parish, in Queen's ONNECTING at St. John with Connty, commene ng onthe north side of 8t. Peter's * Tunser’s American Exrness (Office Read, and roping: from thence North, one degree ; 10 & {2 Court Square, Boston) for Vast, seveuty-one chains; thence West, one de- United States, Canada, Freder- gree; North, five ebains and tive links; thence

(Choice Brand)

250 Bble. DO. DO. 209 Bbis Extra Superfine DO.

To arrive, and daily expected,.“\W Barrels FINE |

FLOUR June 8, 1863. uf J. S. CARVELL.

have te pay £180, of whieh the one third (£60) Debating Club, at the Reading Roow, on Thursday | would hate to be paid down, tugetlicr with the | evening next, to commeuce precisely at 8 o'clock. | back rente—a larger sum than was ever paid for) Subject" Tie preaeut aud future of British any 100 acres on the Worrel estate, without any | America.” —~At the close of this addrese a dis-| back rents at all. | cussion, conducted in accordance with the Club It would be absurd to suppose that euch a» mode Rules, will take place. Rite

NEW MAP OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

We have been shown this morring the new

ot aetiling the Land Question could ever be cxr-! ried into practice, te any exteut. The very few tenaats whe have money to spare can easily turn | it tu better account than they would by paying map of Prince Edward Island, just completed, the triewnial instalments in the way propesed by | and from a hasty examination of it, we say that the Duke of Neweastle. It is cheaper and better | it promises to be avery fine and well executed fur theia tu go on paying reut thau resort td such map. & plan. | separately colored, all the roads caretully drawn Net one of the Government papers has yet | trem actual survey and measurement, with the |

It gives every Towuship upon the Island,

ventured to discuss the plan proposed by the | weation of the property holders, Schvols, churches, | Duke of Newcastle. They have all confined | Mills, streams &e., and the distances from one | themsctves te tie most elaborate ubuse of his post to aunether marked upou the roads. Upon Cirsee for rejecting the Award, 4 part of which | this wap will alse be found a large plan of Charlot- the leeal Government were resolved to set aside tetown, showing el) the streets, the location of the | themselves. If they are not prepared to advocate public buildings, private residences—with a dr the 16 yeare purchase scheme, they should say sv, rectory uf the public officers and principal business sud suggest some other uode of setiling the diss men—alsu a fine engraved view uf the Colonal putes between laudlerd and tenaut, or honestly Building.

confess that the party in power has neither the

The other principal places, George- town, Sunmerside, Souris, &e., are also found on influence nor ability to fulfil their prowises to the tenantry.

the margin of the map, together with the pepula- It is vf no use te ask the Liberal Op- ‘tien of the different Townships from the last position te propose a plan for settling the Laud | versus. We think those whe have given ther (Question, as the party in power craved and orders for the map will be glad to receive it, as. begyed them tu do previous to the last general! jt will be found to be a valuable map for reference. vlection, The views and piaus of the Liberal | Mr. Baker, the publisher, ia now in town, and ready

| short and painful iliness, borue with the must eXx-} emplary patience and resignation to the diviue will, |

| limestone.

|} McAvoy. Cow Buy ; } son, Malifex ; general cargo.

| Cumpbell, Port Mood ; (cher, Richibucto; deals.

| Aricl, Moore, Pictou; do.

D. Melsaac, baq , of this this city.

Ow Satucday last, in this city, after a few days | illness, Miss Lucretia Pringle. for some years past | a Teacher in the Normal Sel ool. t

At Weet River, on Wednesday the 12th instant, | Mr. Neil McKinnon, aged 53 vears

At Dundas, on Saturday the Ist inst., after a}

Christy, the beloved wife of Mr. Abner Gay, and| third daugiter of the late Mr. Samuel Nicholsen, | of the above place, ayed 27 years.

; At Bedeque, on the 27th July, Manetta, dangh- |

| ter of Philip and Mary Auu Baker, aged 4 years!

und six months

At Cape Traverse, on the 4th inst., after a brief | ilineas, Eliza Caruthers, beloved wife of Mr. Ro-| bert Caruthers, aged 27 yeurs, leaving a bereaved

loss.

‘SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF CHARLOTYETOWN.

;

ENTERED: lot the University of Eriangan, &e., &e., will || Vuuweleon English VINEGAR, 1 Cask PAINTS, | shevily (at the desire of bis numerous patients ia pine | the Province) pay a visit to Charlottetown. Dr. | La'Mert being the only qualified practioner on Three disters,| the Medical Regiater (published by authority of

Ave, 6—Schr. Mary Aun, Deming, Pugwash ; ¢-~- Rover, Paul, Richibuecta; decking. 8—Mazuie, Caffray, Amberst; shingtes Greybound, Balin, Arichat ; coal coal. 10—La Rooka, David-| Pioneer, MeDonald, New York; geueral cargo. Woodbiue, Robertson, Pictou ; Mvunt Vernon, Hughes, Syduey ; | coal. Celerity, Gerrior, Pictou; coal. Plough | Boy, Robertson, Picton; coal. Li—Perseverance, Lungille, Cape Breton; cowl Combine, Read, | Chemogue ; deals. Femme, McDonald, Chimogue ; | do. 12-—Sprague, Verneaux. Richibucto; shingles. | Carrie, Cumberiand, Bay Verte; deals. Cherub, | limestone. Velocity, Mes-

coal,

CLEARED:

Ave. 6—Mary Ann, Demings, Pugwash; bal, |

7— Jessie, Anderson, Rover, Pant, Pictou; bal. |

Resiizouche ; flour, &e.

A)ppusition are on record tor wauy years, and we ty supply those whe have givea their orders with Elizabeth, Campbell, do. ; do. 8—Pearl, Turnbull, |

position to depart from them. It is clearly the | ms

siuty of Government, whea they fail by ove mode

+7 ~

at procedure, to carry out an object of great im- | on Monday. The Duke | “Mair.

portance te devise seme other mode. nape ah ek het — ow ‘ oe } a iy hi respectable, i arge ; | ol Cmanetin points this aut, in the beginning of wot only highly respectable, but unusiaily large

ithe meuxie turnished by the Volunteer band and |

are net aware that it is the intention of the Op-| y copy vf his work.—Com. 3 do.

| | ders, The City Volunteer Artillery Pie Nie came off! _ Ploughboy, Robertson, Pictou; bal

It was in every respect a grand Roberisus, do.; do. Combine, Read, do.; do. Phe concourse of pleasure-seckers was | -

hia despatch, as a duty particularly incumbent! the violin players was excellent, aud the day |

ou them; and at the conclusion of the despatch ¢Serything that could be wished for, The Heathes he eummands the Licat. Gurernor to Bell wade three trips im the morning to Warren

: : Farm, aud two in the evening. the Legislature that the Award is set aside.! covered with a large awning overhead, was

inform

A platform, |

and to “ invite their attention w the suggestions erected on the ground tor dancing, upou which |

Speedwell, Mason, Tangier; do. Venus, | Braddock, Canse; do. IW—Alpine Flower, Saun jay Verte; do. Rising Sun, Laundry, Ri-} Ada, Bears, Bostou; sundries, 14 Wvodbine.

chibueto, do.

i ; ui SEE ES ae | Launched,

From the shipyard of Mr. Alex. Hayden, on the | 13th inst., for Messrs. W. W® Lord & Co., a beau-

| titully wodelled, substantially built, aud weil

finished Brig, 320 tous O. M. and 235 tous N. M called the “ Virin,” to cluss 4 veurs. }

PRICES CURRENT.

ailention of the public to bis stock of

are sold at unprecedentedly low prices.

husbe id ud wo chile si: LO € p he i re pi “aby 2] . . busband aud tw ildrex to mourn their irre par: | of 37 Bedford Square, London,

vy | Cal Debility wall have an exeelient opportunity ot |

jand Andrew Launan, both dated the 10th day ef | Cakes aud Sticks, for shaving, &e. &

Messrs. Green & Hung, would respecttuliv call the | WM. W. IRVING, Agent for the Proprietor, Ashuel Booth, Esq. |

Flour, Rice, | Ch'town, Auguat iv, [863 Heitor

Tea, Cundies, ; ulbeeised 1 . we! FE : |

Sole Leather, Siarch, i Fi Fl Fl

Molassus, Brow u Sugar, { our ‘ our ' our '

Tobace ‘rashed Suga is — nsneen . .

nn” Crcken, | ER PUST RECKLVED from New &e. &e, &e. York, and wiil be sold low for cash—~ |

Persons wishing to purchase will find the goods 30 Bbls. Extra and Superfine FLOUR,

190 Bois. Pastry FLOUR.

(WAKKAN TED.)

CALL AND SEE. J. RICHARDSON.

i. Summerside, 17th August, 1863. |

ay —* APAKDODm | M. DR. LA’MERT, } May ll, 1863.

a5 mae Ww. KR. WATSON

N ee ee ee nel EGS to intimate that be has received.

Surgeons of England; Licentiate of the | per “Tornesa” . . ate ras ge is «a < LS — x Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh; M.D. | 19 ouses und one Cusk APOTHECARIES’ WARE,

LOWDEN,

Peuke's Building.

Boiled and Kaw Linseed OIL, | Bale CLOVES, L Bale Senna, | Cask Olive Oil, ¥ Bois. Saltpetre, 6 Barrels Washing soda, 1 Cask Baking Soda, 1 Cask Sulpbur, 2 Bbls Alum, 1 Bb. islue Stone, L Cask Copperas, | Boi. Cudbear, b Bbis. Euglish Ground Redwood, )3 Cases Euylish Confectionary

For sale at the CITY DRUG STORE.

ae ; Charlouetown, June 8th, 1863.

persouaily avatling themselves of his protessional | —- een

skill during bis stay im this place. | August J7, 16d. canine | \ “ Unanus,” from LONDON, the ubove new

NORMAL AND MODEL SCHOOL. \nud fashivnable SCENT, together with Kueusx|

pe CLASSES in this Lustitution wil | Kimne.’s Borquer, West Kad, Jockey Clab,| be re-opened on TUNSDAY, the first of SEP- | Frangipane, Wood Violet, Love's Myrte, Hedyos: | TEMBER next, at nine o'clock, a. m. | nia, Millefleur, Rondeletia, Gerauinm, Guard's JOHN McNEILL, | Bouquet, Ess Bouquet, Kite \ olunieers’ Bou uet, | Sec’y Board of Education. | Windsor Bouquet, New Mown Hay and Sweet Pea, |