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PRICZSS CTURRENE.

CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY THE MARKET CLERK.

West Inpia Propuce: Sugar, Porto Rico, per cwt., in Bond hy 6d 42s a 6d “ Refined, per |b. Ilda ls

Molasses, Foreign, per gallon, in Bond|1s 7d a is 8d « British — Rum, Jamaica, ’ «“ Demarara, in Bond 5s a 5s 3d “ U.S. 50 percent. over proof, do.|5s 6d Coffee, Porto Rico, in bond 7d a 74d “ St. Domingo, do. 6d a 64d it gt _ 404d Beef, per quarter per 1b. a do. sual pieces per lb. hd a 4d Mutton, per |b. 24d a 4d Lamb do. ad a 4d Veal, do. 24d a 4d Pork, prime, per carcass, Q4d. a 4d. “ small pieces, 3d u 6d Hams, per Ib. 6d a 9d Lard, do. 6d a 8d Butter, Fresh, per 1b. lls a Is ld “ by Tub, do. 10d a Is Cheese, American, Duty paid 9d “ P. E. Island, 4d a 8d Eggs, per dozen 6d a 7d Fiour anp Meat— Flour, American Superfine, per bri. 45s a 50s Do. P. E. I. per lb. 3d a 34d Barleyfiour do 2d Oatmeal, do 2d a 24d Grain— Wheat, per bushel 7s a 10s Barley, do 2s 9d a 3s Oats, do 2s a2s 2d Pearl Barley, per lb. 24d VEGETABLES— Potatoes, per bushel 2s a 2s 6d Turnips, do Is a 1s 3d Carrots, per bush 2s 3d a 2s 6d Povu_ttrr— Turkeys each 3s a 5s Geese do 1s 6d a 2s Ducks do Is Fowls do 6d a ls Fisn— Herrings, No. 1, per barrel 25s a 30s Do No. 2, do 15s a 243 ‘Codfish, per quintal 12s a 15s Salmon each none Mackare] per dozen Is 3d a ls 6d Do _ per barrel none Sunprigs-— Tallow, per !b. 9d a 10d Apples per bushel 3s a 4s Hay, per ton, 45s a 60s Straw per ewt. ‘none Wool per lb. iis a Is Gd Homespun per yard 4s Partridges each 7d a 9d Rabbits do. 6d Rice per cwt. 378 6d Wood, per cord ‘10s a 12s Pine Boards, per M ‘60 a 70s Spruce do. do 40 a 45s Hemlockdo. do 35s Shingles, Pine, do 10s Do. Fir, do 6s a 7s Mould Candles per Ib. Isa le 2d Dip do. do. 9d a 10d Leather, Neats, per |b 2s 9d Do. Calf do 4s Gd a 4s 8d Do. Sole, do Is 3d Tea: Congou, in Bond, 1s 9d a 2s Bohea, duty paid, 4d. 9d a Is

Spirits: Brandy, per gallon, Martell’s, in Bond |8s a 8s 3d Gin, Hollands in Bond 4s 6d a 4s 8d

Sunpry Imports:

Pale Seal Oil, per gallon 3s 6d a 3s 9d Cod Oil 2s 3d a 2s 6d Muscatel Raisins, per box 12s Coal, Sydney, per chaldron 36s a 37s 6d Do. Pictou, large, do 35s Do. do. small do 17s 6d Fig Tobacco, P. E. 1. Manufacture 1ld a ls Cavendish Tobacco, American 9d alld Turpentine, do 3s 9d a 4s Canvas, No. 1, per yard Cordage, best, per cwt 90s Bar Iron, per ton £21 Hoop do Sheet do Soap, English, per 1b. 44d Do. Halifax, do 5d ae se do . = — ite Wine Vinegar, per on a Common = - 9d a 1s 4d EXCHANGE: On London, 60 days 30 per cent. Do. 30 do On Halifax, 60 do 16 per cent. Sovereigns 30s. Doubloons 96s Dollars 6s 2d

Just imported from England direct,

BY THE SUBSCRIBER,

An extensive stock of Saddlery,

Comprising : — MADE Gig Harness Men’s Saddles—-Plain and Stuffed Flaps Lady’s Saddles Bridle Heads and Reins Martingals Cruppers, Stirrup Leathers Head Collars and Sursingals Patent Leather Gig Collars Wuips—Hunting, Coburg, Postilion, Dog, Jockey and Lady’s—Gig and Tandem ditto Wuip THones—Gig, Tandem, and Hunting Points, Whip Cord, Silk Lashes, Buff Keepers and whale- bone Tops Spurs—Hunting and Military BrusHes—Horse, Water, Dandy, Spoke and Shoe Bitts—Portmouth,Curb and Bradoon’s Sharps,Twist and Plain, Pelham’s Double-mouth Snaffles, Twist and Plain Single Snaffles, Gig and Coach Cuains—Plough and Strong Leader Trace Chains, Small Well or Tether Chains, Breeching, Watering and Halter do., Curb do. CarriaGe Lace—Drab, Black, Blue, Green, Brown and Varia- gated, Tufts to match, Brass Caps for Dash- ers, Tips for Shafts, and Breeching Staples for ditto, Screw Wrenches, Oil Cloth for bottom of Gigs, and Sheep Skin Mats. Hamrs—Fore Horse and Shaft Horse, Covered, Pjaited, Brass and Black Gig ditto Gig Harness—Furniture, Brass Plaited, Black and covered Cart Harness—Furniture, Buckles, Bitts and Rings SappLe TREES—Lady’s and Gentlemen’s Spring, Bar and Roller, Gig Trees, and Stanhope Pad Trees Comps—Curry, Horn and Iron Mane, Trimming do., and Scissors, Shamois Skins aus Sponge, Patent Leather, Scarlet Cloth, Collar Cloth and Girth Web. BeL_ts—White and Yellow STIRRUPS—Plain, Spring and Jointed.

HORSE RUGS AND CLOTHING, &c: &c.

WILLIAM SMARDON, Saddler, North Side of Queen’s Square.

W. S. returns his sincere thanks to those who have so generously patronized him, and begs to assure them that he will be at all times prepared to execute their orders. Atthe same time he desires to call the attention of those whose ac- counts remain unsettled, to the necessity of making an early payment of their long standing arrears.

Nov. 6, 1847. 4w

HORSES FOR SALE.

PPLY at St. Avard’s, on the St. Peter’s Road, near

Charlottetown. R. B. STEWART. October 30, 1847. 3ow HERRINGS.

CARGO of HERRINGS of the best description has just been received by the Subscriber, and is now offered at a cheap rate for cash. JAMES N. HARRIS. Oct. 23.

- FOR SALE, BY ROBERT McKINLAY,

100 barrels Labrador HERRINGS,

Oct. 23. FOR LIVERPOOL.

(HAT splendid BARQUE, the Lapy or rue Ist, 450 tons Register, Witt1am Wexsu, Master, will sail on or about the 25th inst., for the above Port. Has

excellent accommodation for afew passengers. Apply to CHARLES WELSH.

November 6, 1847. Long and Walker, Boot makers.

HE Subscribers have commenced the Boot making business, at the House lately occu- pied by Mr. J. Pippy, corner of Great George and Kent Streets, where they will be prepared to receive and attend to all orders in their business, and where, by moderate charges and close attention, they hope to receive u portion of the public patron- age. Fancy Boots, with Cork soles, made to order. JAMES LONG, GEORGE WALKER.

tf PHARMACY. HE Subscriber begs to inform his friends

and the public, that he will be at all times ready to attend to the curing of Horses, of Ring-bone, Spavin, Splintz, &c.; and foundered Horses can be easily restored to the full use of their limbs, by bringing them to the Subscriber, and if he does not, in all cases, efecta cure, he will require no payment. THOMAS DONOVAN.

Sept. 25, 1847.

Morel, Oct: 2. Im

Deals for Sale.

A CARGO of DEALS and HARDWOOD

TIMBER for Sale. Enquire of Robert McKinlay, Tobac- conist, October 2.

WANTED, anactive experienced person as NURSE, none other need apply. Apply at the Royal Ga- zette Office.

November 6, 1847. 2Qw

W ANTED—An active and intelligent Lad,

of about 16 years of age,—one who is able to read and write well—as an Apprentice, Inquire at this Office.

Oct. 2

NEW GOODS. 24 CHEAPSIDE.

Y recent arrivals the Subscriber has so in-

creased his Extensive Assortment of Merchandise, that it now Comprises almost every article in the Trade.

HIS SPRING IMPORT ATIONS CONSIST OF

Grey, White and Striped Shirting Every new design in Cotton Prints

Cashmeres, Delaines and Orleans in variety

Printed Muslins, Hosiery and Gloves Shawls, in Lamma, Cashmere, Barege and other fashion- able Fabrics

Blue, Red and White Cotton Warp

Buttons, Trimmings and small Wares in endless variety,

ALSO Brandy, Gin, Spirits, Strong Rum, Port Wine, Portugal

Wine, Pale Sherry Wine, Brown Sherry Wine, Madeira Wine,

Champagne Wine and ee Cyder, London Stout Ale

double Stout Porter, Leith Ale, Lime Juice, Vinegar, Boiled,

and Raw Linseed Oil, Spirits of Turpenine, Leather Sole and

Neats, Calf Skins and Roans, Hats and Caps, Hardware and

Assortment, Tobacco,

e Suverior TEAS. Sugars, Candles, Soap, Cigars, Coffee, Raisins, Pepper, Spices ition ie: eS tPA FIRST-CHOP GLASGOW STOVE FOR SALE.

JOHN F. CLARK. July 31.

Valuable Leasehold Farm for sale. WHE Subscriber is desirous of selling the

Leasehold Interest of that valuable Farm at pre- sent occupied by him, situate on the St. Peter’s Road, eleven miles from Charlottetown. It comprises One Hundred acres of Land, twenty acres of which are cleared, and fit for the Plough; and an abundance of soft and hard wood is to be found on the remainder. There is a Dwelling House, a good Stable and out-hou- ses on the Premises. The term of lease is 999 years. and liable to an annual Rent of One Shilling per acre,

For terms and other particulars, apply to the Subscri-

ber, on the Premises. WILLIAM CONNELLY. St. Peter’s Road, Sept. 18, 1847.

VALUABLE PROPERTY, AND EXCELLENT STAND FOR BUSINESS FOR SALE,

HE Subscriber offers for Sale the HOUSE

and FARM now occupied by him, on the St. Peter's Road, commonly known as the new Ten Mile House. The

_|Land consists of 96 acres, 30 of which are clear, and the re-

maindar is covered with an excellent growth of hard and soft wood. There is a good and commodious Dwelling House on the premises—which is well adapted either for a country Store or Inn, and there are three out offices, together with a Bake House, and an oven in it, built on the most approved American plan. The property has many advantages and conveniences that render it a desirable location for a country Innkeeper or ‘Trader. Terms will be made known on application at the

“ iner’” office, or on reference to a JAMES MOINAGH. St. Peter’s Road, Sept. 4, 1847.

To Tailors. HENRY FOUND, Teacuer or Currtne,

Is desirous of forming a Class for the purpose of teaching Young Men who may be anxious to learn, the Art of Cutting, in all its various departments. Persons doing business in his line, as Masters, will have an opportunity afforded them, of learning Mr. Found’s System of cutting Garments with preci- sion and taste. They will do well by making early application, as Mr. F. intends to commence in the month of October next, and as the number of pupils will be limeted to twelve.

Masters from the country can take lessons in three hours, which will be of great benefit to them as a guide or method Patterns of Garments sent to any part of the country at Is. 6d by ene the cash, and paying postage.

Terms made known on application at his Residence, Upper Queen Street, opposite Apothecaries’ Hall. —

H. F. will undertake to instruct Females in the making of Summer Vests and Trowsers, which will afford to those who learn a sure and competent livelihood when properly taught None but respectable characters need apply.

August 14, 1847. EDUCATION.

Kent Street Seminary.

R. J. LE PAGE respectfully intimates to

the public of Charlottetown, that he has removed his School from its former site to Mr. Jury’s Snell, Kent Street, where, in connexion with Mr. A. McNeil he will continue the business of instruction as heretofore, Messrs. Le Page & McNeill take this opportunity of expressing their thanks to those who have supported them so liberally hitherto; and now—having engaged and fitted up the commodious room in the above named Building, with an especial en to the comfort and convenience of pupils—they look forward with confi- dence fora continuation of that support which ought ever to be awarded to those engaged in the responsible duties of imparting instruction to the young ;—-a support which it shall be, at all times, their chief ambition to merit. to .

Terms, 10s. per quarter.

N. ae diane Clase will be opened immediately, for the benefit of young men who may be desirous of further improvement. Hours of attendance from 7 to 4 past 9 o’clock. Terms as above.

Oct. 9.

NOTICE. (THOSE persons indebted to P. G. Clark on

account of Goods purchased at Darnley, in the winter of

:

| Hyndman, by the 24th instant, they will be sued

1845, are informed that if they do not make mogmest Mr.

September I 1th, 1947.