iuszsnois cA2ii:'r'ris,~ soccer is.

. makes him reypice that be left,-,his wife and daughters at ome, out 0 t 9 way olsteuipta- tiou.ore ' relmdslre if Iieyiiduld have accusi-

nifih ‘that he ran bars'to drew toolar - I"... the sum reoelv for the pair ofer

e bud ol graiu,.end in either case -be lllel with-astonishment and concludes is his owu mind that Oboripttetown is getti to be a great place surely. and reckons that they are- ell becoming immensely rich in town. w* they in the country are at a sbpd still. ‘ gin to ask him about his farm, and how he is getting on, and what are his prospects, and he tells you poorly, poorly, has great thouglitof going to Canada, 0h 0, AustralIa,‘.0'l' JOIO

lses_or other where the winter is riot so long and more money is to he made with less labor. Get him however, to describe what his farm is like, the number of acres, how much under the plough, how many horses, oxen. and sheep there are upon it. and then ask him what is the diflerence in the value of his property between the time he and his wife flrst settled upon it and now. He csn’t tell on ; lts present value is a matter of serious oulation. Enquire of him whet he was worth twenty ears ago, and he will readily enough in all ro bilit reply. nothing or something worse tian notli rig, but to counterbalance that the had between them two pair ofstout hands an two willing minds, that in those days they neither found 9 winter’s cold nor the summer‘s heat too much for them, and by this time the olul man's liea_rt will warm to the tale of his life and he will tell you that live out of his six sons are well to

° do in the world, better than himself at..their ago, that most of his daughters are married, and that he has no end to grandchildren, an expects if he has luck to see their children. and it uin be their children's children, and yet he won fain persuade himself that this is a poor miserahle country, and wh 1 cause he has heard tel|,or read perhaps. 0 other places where the seasons are longer and the suns are warmer. Did he enquire or road far enough, he would have found that there are many and great drawbacks to those fancied advantages, which materially counterbalance them, and that on the whole, he is in as good, if not a better con- dition than he would be by removal. Several of our young adventurers to California and Australia. have returned, and most if not all better’ ‘leased with their native load than they were fore they had made the experiment of change. One thing they all seem to be con- vinced of,-—that Gold is not to he had even where it is most abundant, without hard work, pard fare, and considerable risk of health and

ife.

SACKYILLI Iii’:-rirurio.v.—We are authorised to state that in iusequeuce of the excitement in New Brunswick. occasioned by the preva- lence of Asiatiatlholera in St. John, the intend- ed public exercises in celebration of the open- ing of the Female Bram.-li Institution liavc In-on ost to ii. more favourable occasion. is Iiowever to be understood that flu: pulifin c.rercis<'s only are postponed ;—tho Academic Term in both Branches oi"the Institution will open on Thursday the l7th inst., according to ireviuua notice, when all who sign to become udcnts in either Branch should present themselves for admission. The Executive (Jouiinittce report that the state of public lioalth at Sackville is, as usual, ; u ey. confidently assure

arents an all interests: tlmtit is one of the eultliiest places in these Provinces.

The llousc of Assembly has been furtlssr prorogucd until the 25th ofwsc temhcr. ' ~ - l _ .

3' On nda§~ns , 1 th netisnt, flder OI

J. Burnett, will reach in the Baptist , Charlotteto _ ll ni sgd lgrpning. Fan Cin'ltc'n."—-~l.'lic Rev. Ir. lllurdoeh Suther-

land will prea I intlie Te rance llell on Sabbath Iirsr,13tb August, at o’clil¢k, ore-

noon, at 3, and at ti; in itheeyening.

Summary. of llovemmdnt Advertisements Colonial Secretary's Ollice. 8d August. I864.

His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor. has been

pleased to make the follovvingwiippointinenls, viz:— Thc lions. William Swe y, Josepli llensley, oils

j:iinin Davies, Elquirfil. I0 59 T|"“l0°8 Ind Governors oflhe Cenlrnl Academy, Chsrloilelown, in terms of the several Acts relating to the sums.

urns; nwa By T016zrtplt.te.flerehaut's iixsiislgo Th . _ . Idaursr, August 7. 5-‘ ' S h‘ . ', ' New eYoil-llI.,rv.‘t(ii‘iuSau’.turda'y“hvdu“:‘g‘J-ri?dr.:o?il

ah u . t... ___ _ _

No War a s ofinterest, since the sailiiig of

the Canada.

. Consuls quoted M92).

Esnish Insur suts seem successful. The Queeu d from His rid. Espartero was engaged in

‘forming a Government.

Flour market dul|—ssles at a further decline of per hhl. Wheat 6d. per bushel. No inquiry for Corn, and the last sales made at a decline of2s. . per quarter.

Provision market unchanged, sales limited.

C'ofl'ec market dull -prices a trifle higher.

P eathcr continues line in England and rance.

We have frequently hard the celebrated Gsrmeu llilters, sold by I)r. C. .\I. Jackson I20 Arch strssl. Pliiladelphia. spoken of in terms of the hghest seni- issinlstiou, and we honestly believe that it is one of tho but medicines advertised for the 00IllpII.lll|I for which it is recommended-—'l'hey are pleasant to the taste. and can be tairsn under any circuuistaocss by the most delicate stomach. The ess fi_ir and u ids. have united in coinriieiiding lhis invaluable ienied for dyspepsia. debiliiy, &c.; and such ans the hou- ing effects Iliis pamices, that we hope it iiisy he introduced to every family where dyspepsia has, or is likely to have a victim.

CI-IARITAILI Guai-nus I‘urru.—'I‘hs Sub- scriber uclrnowledges the receipt of Ids. durin the past wselr in aid of the I-'smily of the late smss Gruhiuii, uccidemnlly killed. viz :

I-‘rein ’I'horrius (ilseson, £0 I0 0 Robert Weslis per W. llssrd, 0 6 0 Daniur. Bsarsair.

Died.

At I.ot I6. 7th July lost; much lamented. Mrs. Rochfovl. in the 85th year of her age. The iiiildnsss of her disposition, n|wn_vs averse to give oflbnee to others; endeared her to nll who lied the pleasure of her acquaintance. ’l‘he serenity snd composure of mind, for which she was distinguished through life, enabled her to hear her his! illness. with pious resig- nation, and coiiifortsbls hope, of a blessed and a glorious Immortality. Fr--n.

i of Charlottetown.

ARRIVED. Aug. I0tlI, Airiugent. Nicholson, St John's, Newfl’d. hnllnsl. (llivi-. Ilr iicli, 'I'almiigouclie_ nssengo . Llidy Le Msrclinnt, l’iclou. Isdy Smlih. Bahia,

Piciou; conl. Il:lh. II‘. R. Goedmnmdo. do. Reward, Buctouche,

en . . .

IAILID. Aug. Nllli. Lndy IA Miircliiint, Fhediue, Mnils. and pss_r«-ngers. Ornament, llnlifas. Sundries. Phsntom, Miruinichi. Ilelly, Bursloe, W Cape. Ls Rookh, lliivisoii, Miramichi, cattle are. ' ' ' I2III.‘IIl‘lgl. llonilniclr I).ily. Szilinnnd. Ricliihuclo. to linish loading. Emily, Conan, hiilI|¢[_

Charlottetown Markets, Aug. 9.

‘Feel, (small) Ill. 5d is SJ. 'I'nllow, 8d a 104i ‘IIQ., liy quiitlll-r, (II It 7ll' ‘Tool, lod a In 2.] for , ' Iloniespun,yd. 8s 6d .1 5s 0.... (......n) in .. ‘Md,’ I-‘in... per lb. 3 -i tlntimi, per lb. 3| :\ (ll Oatmeal, per . dd l-illllll. 8 a fill ll: uuh. 4s a «hill Veiil, per lli., 2J l M «IN Upu.|_ 3.. 3,. ,5; llinn. per lli., 7 l u 7.jil l'eairl llsrley, per III. 2il Cmlllsh. per qtl., I2s ii Ills. I'ous|oi~s,busli. do -Is Oil 1 iirlu-ya, be is 7sl Green I‘russ qt., Dd a Is owls, Is 3d a In (H \.‘urriinI.s, 3d II N

Lliiitlu-ns ear 8.l II I0 Clover Seed I‘-Rx‘. pei tlul-till. 7d a 9.i llny. per ton. 60s 90s in use, 8d ii ‘Ill’ Straw, 4s Butter. (fresh) Is a I5ill Geo none by I tub) is ‘iuorclierries ql., Ed u6rl

Bil n 9.1. New Poiauoespsuk I 2s

A public, generally, that she will dispose ofher STUCK at reduced prices, uiilill Hub of Sr-plsnib_eI. and requests an Accounts due her to be settled with

by that time 2w NOTICE.

lllF.E'l‘lNG will he held at the house of Mr. A Eowairn CHANDLIZM, Lot 48, near the Chur- lotlctcwn Perry, on MONDAI’ next the ldlh inst. u|.3 o'clock. p. in., for the purpose of taking steps towards the erection of an Episcoiuu. Ciiuncu. contemplated to be built near Glen Stewart, Lot 48. All persons friendly to the undertaking are invited to

nlleml. August 9, I854.

Ilis Ercelleucv the Lieuleniinl Governor in_ Council lilis been pleased to melts the following _ I _ "zAllsn I-‘orsyth, Fsquin, to be Collector of Inn and Excise for Csscuinpec, In the pleas of Mr. James

Forsylli. _

George Sinclair. E1ql|.lI‘e,l0 he Collector of Im and Excise for ltichinopd Bay. in ' ' ' ‘ re; also.

place of W '

been appointed Collector of Ingres! and Excise at Charlottetown. _

Duncan Meclulyrs. Esquire. to _lie Collector of

Escise for New London. in the place of

John C. Sims, Esquire. _ .

John E. Mscllonsld, Esquire. to be Collector of lrnpost iind Excise for Grand llivci-_ and Bay Fortune, in me pi.“ of Edward Gad‘. Esquire.

James Richards. Esquire, to he Collector oflinpost ‘ad Excise for Murray Ilsrliour.

Msssieiirs lIohcitEllis. Nicholas J Brown, Patrick Power, Henry Crsswell, rind James Muirhssd and Colin .'tlncl.enuun. I-lsqulr-s, to be sdditionsl Meni- hers of the Board of Health for Ssiut I".lsunor’s and

. ue Robert Ellis tohe Chairmen oflhs said Board, in the place of Horatio Nelson Hops, Esquire, resigned. Donsld Munre,Esqulre. and Mr. James Dewar, ,0 M .,|,m..,.,..| MrlIIllIOFId0rIhO Board oflleellh for l list and ll‘ '- B.[§,,,,.|,| Munro, Esquire. to be Clieirmsu of the

"Mr. Cornelius Little, to be llsrbour Master for the nd Whsrlingsr for the Public

Mr. Cornelius Llnls. _ In Keeper. in the place of Is. Ksriuelli RIIOKUIIDOE also a Proven- tive Ollicer dud Lead Weller, in the terms of the Act Is V'ievnis.sso.‘

Members oflhl Houssrnf Assembly to he Members of the Con-intlllee oflhe Royul Agricullursl Society. for the current year. in the terms of the Act of

Inner ration, viz: _ ‘ .

|[.. an Vlnoney iid,Willisiii McGill, Inquires- Queen's Civuiily. ' '

The M0 luau usdlonpbfliqwsll,

I.

h1uirs—I(ing’s County.

' ‘ho llonorahles James W. Lsrd— '

Joseph Bell, Esquire, to be Serve or General for this lslssd. h lye pleas of George right. Enquire-

- '

Wsrhurlon and William . , . _ .

. ‘:90 -

e Lldg Ll.’ roln Pictou. A . Io,

Rev. A. M_erisll ' Mrs. vV.i..... Miss Dstbruuy. _ iss Iclhsuie. Mb Reid. To ‘ Gidutnm leg.‘ I . srrs , John for . J. Molten ' 0. ll. - 9- ll . 0-

rnmvcn sximarrron 0|‘. Agricultural and Manufacturing Os) UC 1'8. ’

To be opened in PJIRIS, on the In of Jliay, I865. IIE following Prices will be paid for the best specimens of the articles mentioned, to be se- lecleil, for the purpose ofbcing forwarded to the above Exhibition in order to secure ii dne|represeutii- 0

lion of the industrial resources of this I.‘ uriy —

For the heat half bushel of \Vlislil, £l 0 0 " do. 2 rowed lliirlsy 0 I5 0 " do. do. do. 0 I2 6 " do. Black Outs, 0 7 6 u do While Unis, o 1 o " do. iluok Wheat, 0 6 8 “ do. Indies Corn, 0 1 0 " (In. I 0 I0 0 “ Iliilfbsrrsl ofOatmeul, I I0 0 " do. of Pearl Barley. 2 0 0 '- choose not less than Salli weight, 8 0 0 " lolbs of Flex, _ I I0 0 " I0 " as seed, 0 I 0 II II I o

lo Hope. 0 The sriicles above mentioned to be shown on the day oftlie R. A. Society's Industrial Show Isl Nev. when the selecIion\vill be made by Judges to be sp- poinied by the joint Connnirtee nominated by the Government and by the Society. ~ A libsrsl price will he paid for Slabs of Black Birch. and Csrled and Bird-eye Mnple. Also, for articles of ‘ manufacture. for psrtieulers, application to be made to the undersigned. y order ofthe Coniinittse. CIIAIKLBS S'I'l'3W ART. 8oo‘y B. A. Society

9th August, I864.

BINSTALAD. be sold orlei the above Pr: ty, eousiling of Two Hundred and lifiy-six (256) acres of hnd. four miles from Charlottetown, en the St._I’eter‘s Road. There are one huildred and twenty sures cleaved soil in cultivation. The House is large and codlioodioas. and the buildings eosvplete in every respect. Apply on the pssssnsss, or to thollosr. Joseph Houeloy. Attotluy G . August is. ices. en. A OAR . VFHPIE Ceninil.:'r'eye..i:,l;‘tlis8I;s;nnei;s,:rstion Tee in use II rlv,n. I is portsui yrs tsuder their gvstslhlIhsnlre to .ieul Grey. vultdly granting the an of his beautiful gmsndssa essssisn. ‘ A Deb l.sdiss,forthslrvuhoblessrrloO

' r ‘ at. ta es. “d: is bl in p es ‘ M.’ WM“. lllslrluo

‘ Q Ink" oflle v 1-MOIIO Chsrlottetewae Aqut (III. sees.

l l l 1

JOHN T.

THOMAS

INFORMS his friends and the public generally, that having

determined on

@}lI.(ll)SIlN(li'i II-IIIIS PRESENT IBUSIINJESS,

DURING THE ENSUING MONTH,

S T

K AT UN USUALLY LOW PRICES.

All Goods remaining unsold at the expiration of September, will be sold At PUBLIC AUCTION n E./IRLY IN OCTOBER, OF WHICH DUE NOTICE

W I I. L B E August, 1854.

WILLIAM HEARD ins secuivun ER SHIP “ JOIIN" and " PRINl‘I“.'l'0N."

direct from England. A LARGE STOCK UP‘

SUMMER GOODS. Charlottetown. 28d June, 1°54.

CHAMPAGNE. . V I HIRTY CASES of prime CllA.\lll’~\G‘ E. : just received st “ Peeping 'I‘oiii," frgni Liver-

9001- . Jlso. a quantity of 0.1 K’ U./ll. Pitch and liosl 'l‘ur. of While end coloured paints, - Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil,

For ssls by CHARLI-is STEWART. June 1, I864. If

A COMPLETE NEW Dyeing, Dressing and Pulling Establishment.

HE Subscriber begs leave to inform the public

cl.‘-I’. E. Island generally, Illlll he has imported I complete set of Mncliines, for Dyeing, Pulling. and Dressing Clolli, equal, if not superior to any in the Ileiglibmiring Pruviiices :, illld has also clilaiined the services of II -.ui.rnle workinnn from Nova Scolia, to Iuperinteiid his Estnlilisliiiieiil.

As the work will be executed equal, if not supe- rior ln that done in Nova Semi.-i, -he prices will not be more than the Nova Scmin charges.

Cloth will be taken in at the Subscriber's esta- blishments, vic:—Ilsaid of ice Mills, nod St. Margaret's Mills; at Elir. William Sleurns’. St. Peter's; and at George T. IIiI!Z‘IIlI'rl Book-store, Charlottetown.

Other Agents will be appointed in ditl'orenl parts ofihe Island, of which due notice will be given.

JOIIN DIXON.

Glenfinles Mills, July IOIII, I95-I.

JUST imported. per Native Lass rind lisilier from Boston. a choice selection of A.\lliltlCAN GOOIIS, consisting of

SUGAR. iii hhds., barrels, and by retail;

(tirusiiicn Stuns;

Superior Suuchmix 'l'EA. in clients. half chests, nrill by iuliill: (.‘Ul“l‘l’.l'I, I{l(.'I:I, l'lI.U'l' Illlli.-\l), in Barrels, and by relnil; Crackers, \'iii»g.ir, Mne- tsrd. Pepper, 'l'iiliie Salt. Soda, Snlcrnins, Soup,

Cigars, Blanking. dtc. CO.N‘FEC7‘I0.’V.dR Y. JVUTS, CHEESE, dc. Cotton Warp. Priiited Colloiis, striped nnd un- blsnchsd do., sheeiing. bediiclr, &c.; L.-lilies’ nod Gent's. liidiii Rubber Bouts iind hhoes; lndiii Rubber Cools. Oil Suits, Cotton-wick. Lamp wicks, I-‘luid mps, Glues Lanterns, CIIAIIIS willi ciiiso seats and wood do., in great variety of pnltern; Axes, nlcytliss, Sueslhs, llsy-rakes, Hay-forks. Spades, Shovels, Hoes. Garden do

o——r An assortment of Currisi’s TOOLS; Pnils, Tubs in nests or single, Clolhcs-pins, llrooiiis, Brushes, 8Lc. Orr Harrn. American and Island Manufactured SOLE I.EA‘I'HER. Nests Leulher. Cull-skins and Haruess Leather, Red. White and Pluni colour- ed lloeas, Shoo thread, Zinc. and Iron Spiirrowhlcs. AM 8. DAWSON.

W Charlottetown, June 29th, 1854.

NATIVE LAS8. HE Subscriber he s to inform his friends and the public, ihot he has just received, by Scliooner Nulice bars, from Boston, a large and varied nurturi- nisnt nfA.\Il‘IllICAN and \»‘VlLb"I‘ INDIA (i(l()I):l. unsiuting in part 40 Cases Imdies‘, Gr.-nls’ and Childrens‘ BOOTS nd SHOES. of all kinds. 1 Cusos Aimiricun CLOCKS. various patterns, 2 Bales BI-‘.D'I‘Il.‘KS. 2 do. Grey and Striped COTTONS, I Cass UMBIII-‘.LI.A.~i and PARASOLS, I Cure WINDOW IILINDS, I Cask Gl.Ai-lrl WAIII-2, l Case Li)()KI\‘(i (.iI..-\SSl".S,ursorteil <31.‘-N. A large assoriiiieiii of I"./IR.Ml./I G l.l!I’/ E- MEJVTS, consisting of Rnkes, lloes, ‘ boyiln-s, Sneullis. 1:. I0 Boxes sssortod C(lNFF.C'I‘IONARY, 20 Boxes CANDLEEI. I5 do SOA 3 Boxes STA KCII, FIG‘, URANGES, Ciivrimlu, ' s, on, Whitewash Brushes. Scrubbing and Shoo do., and a great varipty of other Goods. ’ I 4 I-Ihds. SUGAR. I0 llhls. CRUSIIED SUGAR, I00 llbls. CANADA FLOUR, I00 Bugs YELLOW CORN, A few Ilbis. CORN MEAL. All of which will be sold at the lowest figure for Cash, or approved Cr.-dir. THOMAS w. noon. June I1tli, ISM. Isldw

NEW SHOP, NEW GOODS. HE Subscriber has JUST RECEIVED at his New Sho . in olussarsusinu. Beuzqus. ll largo Stock c RRITINII. and ./1.llERlU.‘I..V rueaufsctursd GOODS. slip: the best qinilily. The con prise in it Or Oolrwrts. Dslaiu y l ' Crepe, Gimuni Re a Ilrr-sun): . do She Is.

ohsir, Circnssisn Muslin end Cumbrirlr I llnndkciclii.-fs,

ylha

Thread. Lbciis, H’ , scam. to : Illsos. Swsbbing. and White- sn llrssbss,. Brooms, Dulles Prhls. Carpenters’ srueud Helcbsta. Window Glass. Glassware.

lleailh Nels. , . GIOCBRIEII

15-. . 'I\lII00o. Owl . Ila. cos... I! Iris I?’ Mustard? Much, Sslsrat.".

r, Osnsnis. Epsom .-Isl‘...

Candles. Starch, lluriiiiig Fluid. llutclies, Tobiicco, '

GIVEN.

MIDSUMMER GOODS.

HF. Suhaorilierlhegs to inform his Customers be

lie at received by the Royal Mail issm Packet Jluuricu, VII lialifnx, an additional upply of choice London SUMMER GOODS which or. now being opened, and will he sold, iogsglggp with his former Stock, at low prices for Ready Money. ,llis object in importing II sossomsble and choice

. lot of Midsuninier Goods. in addition to his Spring

IlIlpol’llIIIOIII,.Il that he iiiny be enabled to meg; [he constuiit and ipsure the future demand of his Cus- lomers, by disposing Io'I in ' ./tug snd Fruh (snails, of the he quality, of the latest style of Fashions. at the lowest Prices.

e begs to intimate he is determined on Selling ¢fi' his present Stock on hand. at rates lower lhsu his usual low riots, in order to clear the way for an extensive I"Al.I. SUPPLY, now being purchased by “I9 ~‘l|IlW‘-f|"9|’ in llI0 Manufsctories of England,

Scblland and Fraiice. DANIEL DAVIES, Queen Square, Richmond Street. Qllseii Street. Isl. August, I854.

”'c:"i_._£1I!“I.1\“l(_;3I="lV=‘:j‘ SUMMER GOODS. JAIIIES DESB RISAY ‘N7 llalz voiiimence this do Wriniuzsusv the 91k

./Iiigusl I85-I, loSII|. . UPI“ his REMAIN- STOCK of SU.\ll\ll“.R MA'I'I‘IRIAI..§ ut

Bargiiiiis are therefore olfcred of every lliingcuiniiig tinder the above lieu],

TO ENGINEERS.

‘VAN'I'ED a competent and experienced l".NGl-

NF-l‘3ll. for w weeks, to whom liberal Apply to

WILLIAM HEARD. Ch.'ir|iilleto\\'ii, August 4, I854.

‘wages will be given.

7 HI: llcvizurinn R. 'l‘. lloacu of Crii .

T _lII_VlIlg‘I8¢‘l'.IVOd and nccepled n unuiiimons call to rmily lplinrch, Georgevown, requests all Ieugfg nnd nupers lor to llllll be directed accordingly.

Sheep Skins, Butter, Wool, dLc., ' “"5 Sllblfiflhef Will ply lhe liigllesl market price wool; LSllIl}‘.{l~'JI’ iiiid"ll.‘AI‘llll:|":lI1|N‘l<{. BUTTER’ IIOIIERT BELL. Charlottetown, June 6th, I854. 9m "omvii .i....'._.i{... _ .[..i._.’ 3...: l.T.“.K§.. _ l’cier‘e ltond, several articles of MEN’S \\'F.Alil:\'G Ai’l'ARl~‘.L (new). 'I‘lie owner can

peiisos. DUNCAN I"I*IRf‘I.'SO . Aniifield, St. I’eler’s Rosd, Aelg. 1th, l8'6-I. N ‘ltlfi’ l§|I.I)DIlCl:lII9;lIl|lI:_il:l|l£ - an .'l'C‘I s. JEWEL- RY mid FANCY GOODS, which will he sold at low prices. for Cash. W. HEARD.

June 23d.

g F R SALE. Tl-‘.\\' Cnriling .\lschines, Miieliine Cards. Combs, (‘rsnk l’|a-les, 'ool Piolrers, 6r.c., and para": Power Grsnaiil Miicliiries.

All orders puiiclunlly rillenlled lo.

Addri-ss John Morris 65 Son. Ssclrrille, County of Wl~.~iiiii.-mlniid, New Brunswick. or Mr. David Slowliri, (.'li:ii‘lnll--town BOOTS AND SHOES.

N addition to his Slock of American lloots and

Coiiinion Slippers, mill .\IniilI Ifislvnl I.r-nllier Slippers, lnfnnls block and (‘l‘ItIlll't‘tI l willier Shoes, (Io. l‘iill-.iit I.i-rillier rllippsi-3. (E.-ills‘ lllunliers, lnce ant’ tied Shoes. Calf skin l'nnips and Slippers, &c.. &c.. at his usual inodersls prtoes.

GEORGE BEER, Jun. Charlottetown, July llth, I854.

LON DON HOUSE, Great George street. Spring Isnportations for 1854. l~‘.tTF.lVF.D in this Esrnblisihiiient. a large pm i». lion ofthe gem-.rnl 8'l'l)l ‘K of BRITISH MEI!’- CIIANIDI.-IF. for the present Sensori—(?oiislstirig of_ Ladies‘ Visiins, \lnnllss. Pnrnsols, Silks, Sslins. French Ill-lnim-..s, and Printed llnvsges. Muslin tucked Drasne-4; llihbons, ii olioioc as-sortineiit; Silk and Fancy Bonnets: Dress (‘zips in grant vsrieiy; n lsvgu iissorliimnl of llre-ss Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Huber- iishory: Prints; Comma: Muslin and Lace Window Corinios. dsc. Ai.so, Broad Cloths; Cssgimeru; Dosskins, Vo-stings, sod other materials of Gent's we-sr; Ciirpeis. llsiirlli Rugs, Stulr Csrpeling,Oi'I floor Cloth; Curtain Duriiaslts, I-'um's Pgrig ||,",.; Ladies‘ Ir. Children's Boots and Shoes; tngeiher with ii largo Slooh ofelsple GOODS, all of which will be disposed of on the most iriodernle terms, by N B ‘ r rm |ldl".:.RY IIAFZARD. . .—-. e or su srl es ted " Joins.“ from Londemn’ y P“ P" Charlottetown, July ID, ID“.

Properties for Sale. HE Suhncr her ofllrrs to sell, at motions and on reasonable terms, his right b ‘D the following I-‘rechold Properties. via: 00 acres of load on Lot lir'l‘cwnshi No. 8 800 acres on Lot No. 9: I50 scrss st I-‘l sen Point; 8! seven on Lot No. 86, neur .\lshIurdie‘s; end 78 horse at Seven Mile Buy. Also