Paitin ton na etm AA A TT TTT

= amare —

thatthe satisfaction w

by the people generally.

in} ON THE DEATH OF THE HON, ook WHELAN.

with great jealousy upon any measnie which BY 4 Lany.

.

1 be participate:! The tenantry

#4 all calculated to eubaace the value ot the

Death paused in his flight o’er our City, At the hour of clear noon-tide,

And his stern will shewed ae pity When Edward Wheian died.

But we still mise our statesman, Che hand that could wield the pen,

The form that will ne'er be seen again ly the busy haunts of men.

estes of proprietors. This is the reason wh) the Fifteen Yeats’ Purchase Bill is so anpopu ar Beliewing fully that the great majerity of the proprietors “bave mo title to the exiates over which Gey extrcise the rights of owner- shin, they are @xceeding!y aowilling to give shew what in dther circumstances they would comidet but a “fair ‘conaidefation for their in- temst ia their estates. Gur tenant farmers

Por the Speaker's voice is hushed, Phe busy brain is still,

No more will he move the people By the torce of his mighty will.

The hand that was ever willing The ready pen to guide,

Is resting now from its labours Within the Churchyard wide,

de not endefstand the intricacies of the jaw, ard they cannot be convinced that justice | requires them to deal with landlords as they deal with the mechanic and the merchant, ! i ,. . ‘ ; whose right to the property they have to dis : The heart that was kind and loving Has throbed its long lust throb, The friend whom we miss from our circle Is sleeping ‘neath the sod. But the voice and hand aud brain, Now unto dust are given, We hope to meet our friend ayain In the spirit land of Heaven.

pose of is unquestioned. We believe that the | Government will do perfecily right to purchase aay estate or portion of an estate which may be offered te them at anything like a reasonable | price; but we warn them, that they need not

expect to gain mach popularity by such trans-

assistance to that portion of our farming popala-| watil 1228 when he came to thie Island.

Aes x, : pode in which this assistance is tendered, takes | 1, represent that County in the House of Assembly

. from it ewen the appearance of an alms.

sre quité sure that an honest and independent, | Brenan

mr for the use of the public money than to get i for ‘nothing The interest is a mere trifle, aod will take from bis application for aid ating of humiliation. This, to our mi d, is well worth paving for. We hope that those who may give their obligations to the Government. bigh moral worth and integrity, and beloved by sil ies ’s point ee eo er oe tp oo tor the uoittoru: kindness of hie

whe they become due. Gratitude and thei:

‘ettiees, the duties of which he perlormed in a the | tnanner creditable to himself aud satisfactory to } everyone. He was especially looked up to tor | advice as one of our tost experienced inagistrates

bie lose willbe regretted by all who knew

hun, and especially by his sorrowing widuw and ce : Sis j ‘ ‘ il

own interest both require this; for if the Gov nny

pa 98 : ~~. — erament, in the present instance, find thet any

ef Fe : . ACROSTIC. consicerahie sum of money is lost by this) M ild spring-time scarce came e’er he left us to

their very laudable effort to relieve the poorer dwell ' j *, . ' clash of farmers, future Governments will be In the Mansion prepared for the blessed, much tore reluctant than the present

been, to come t6 their assista:

have Called away by the Lord to receive the reward,

ce in other sex-| He merited whilst living on earth,

sons when the need for relief will perhaps be | A nd parents still mourn for the son they so oft,

much Zreater than it now is. | E mbraced with a parental love, We reserve any remarks we hare to make on J, ony,

the soBjett of education for a future occasion. |

en I

frievds,

Sota W eep not—he is happy abore.

Tas foliowing are the Titles of the Bills oe passed -throarh the Legislature, duri Session for 18638 :—~

Au Act te ameud the Act for the due obeervance of tre Lord's Day

&% Act ta revise and continue other Acts

An Act to lacorporate the Prince County Agri

r } . 5 the who's now

) Left this world of pain, sorrow and care; |S hould we five a life like he who has gene,

| H eaven's blessings with him we may share.

exiteral Saciety j a> We ie AwAett to Sucerporste St Peter's Ray Avricalaral - - +<<e- — Society . An Inqmeat was held xt Fortune Cove, Lat 5

48 Ast te Incerporate Baptiste Church at Loag ; on Saturday, the 4th day ef April, by Mr P. Creek: ‘ | Connick, ot Tignish, one of Her Majesty's Cor- An Act t@ prevent accidents to persoustraveiling | auere fur Prince County, on the on Che ice : Joseph Arsenuux, which was found in the An Act.to amend tire Aci to incorporate the Sum | ice aff Geuxe Harhor Uxascumpec Bay The de ge ty wy Tacorpuration of Socities cexeed went to Malpeque for hay und was return gsleaud distribution of seed yrnin.

As Act for tie better security of the Crown and Government of the United Kingdom within» this Jecnunel

At Act to to T.corporute the Haptist Church at North Biver, Lot 32

An Act to continue Actes relating to Snmme

Aa Act to explain au Act re!»

Chastivn Clarch Au Act to shorten the language of

for the during #« snow-sterm, and accidentally drove into off Goese Harbor when he and his horse were drowned. His body was found the i vextaday entungled inthe harness under the horse's feetin about four feet of wuier [t was extricnt- ed and couveved to his residence xt Fortene Cove, wherethe Inquest was held. Mr. James Arsensax, of Tignish, being present. was chosen toremanu of ithe Jury, whieb, from the facts elicited, returned a verdict ** accideutaliy drowned.’’—Com. ~<e 00l

the opening i

reide

Ry to the [ible Sheritfs

‘ Am Act fer the relief of anfortunate dehtor«

An Act to amend the Laws eatublishine the Tue Steamer Princess of Wales left Pope's

Tathe Bee. Thosmeas Duncan, Minister

Sslaried payable wo the Attorney and Se licite:

Wharf at five o'clock this morning, for Pictou

General. : : ee Au Act te amend and explain the Laud Purchase —O" her first trip for the season. We learn Bik;

; that some ten or twelve passenvers wen } An Act tarepeal the Acta now in force e:tallish- ; a ning mrs,

ing avd reveleting the rate of Interest sud ty make ome pPeTatens on the amume subject

Aw Act to Eucournge the setilemert and cultiva tion of Wilderness Landa

4a Act relating tothe § rings’ Bank

Au Act tn xddition to and amendment of the Aet

wharf at six o'clock, hearing that the Steamer would not leave till that hour, and, of course, missed their passage. It is to be regretted

jthat the Company did net udvertize the hour

& Incorporate the Town of Charlottetown Doll ial Thi ' ' ariot of sailing. This course would have vented An Act wamend the Laws reyulating the enle ; : ; : sald Save a , by licence of epirituons lic nore a disappointment and loss to the public of no

Sn Aes to conselidute aud amend the severa! Lawes relating to Education

Am ACt cor ceisins u Kevenus.

The Apprupriauen Act

Au Act to empower the Government of Prines Edward Island to expend .en Thensand Pound! the Purchase of Lauds in the said Island

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ADDRESS:

small moment. sicdciii i

been received. Lt eontuins quite a number of tales aud sketches written by Brivish Americuns. We

we have read, we cin honestiy recommend. This is the cheapest periodical that we know of. Twelve eopies of uw very e-paper sized maga- rhe containing many wel 7 art . bexides a large variety of excellently James’, Charlottetuwn nS 7 j ’ ~ , | selected matter for One Dollar.

Ree. sen Dxak Baoruxn:—In view ef your ap- ceniensansn stasis liane cannes, wate atone us, he Vieit i We. learn that the following Gentlemen were

. en @pule vy the . ; " - ve

Mesbers of this Congregation to offer you an ex. | appointed Sheriffs for the ensuing year viz: Presson of their afectiounte ceyard ' Queen's County, F. Longworth, Enq.

It is now some twelv« years sinee you under-| Prince County, Richard Hunt, Exq. took eas -_ orn oe Se eae King's County, Wm. Mcgowan, Esq. propriety whivh has se eminently charwterized | a your conduct, bave been such as reuders it « most) Tax Cape Breton Newe, of the 1 ith inst., pleasing +iice to myself w be the instrument of} sags: carrying out the wishes of so many of your (rieuls. | —

Our anited prayers to Alwighty Gout will Le offer-{ We have been favored with the annexed list stat bie Throne of Grace that you way safely! of vessels returned from the ice to ports in renee your father land. aud after enjoying for “| Newfoundland, up to a recent date,—which

of St.

. | Tue Entertainment whieh closed the pro | H

in 1815, landing at Neva Scotia where be resided 1 He held tion which is suffering for want of seed grain. The | 'f maby consecutive yeara the office ot High jed thie morning from Barbadves, with a general Sheriff of King’s County, and wae eleeted in 1835 | curgo to Hon. D. Davies. We —one of bie colleagues being the Hoa. Dauiel ! Ly 1833 he was appointed Cominissioner | 2 of Small Debts, and Justice of the Peace in 1838, | though aufertunate, settler would mach rather) having, at the Cime ot hie death, ouly two seniors |S Mills, of St Eleanor’s, Comininsioner of High. bin the mayietracy of the County. He was Lieut. | Colonel of Militia, and held many other public |in the place of Mr. Thomas Crabb. resigned

Universally respected by hie acquaintances fur bis | sheep and cattle, are of inealculable advantage.

diaper |

long will his memory live, but dear |

* And sisters cease to weep for your brother

body of |

ing home with bis load on Thuraday night text, |

Siege

ee oe a

iceedings of the Charlottetown Debating Society | FW ADVERTISEMENTS for the season afforded a very pleasant evening's .

jStausement to quite a number of the good peo | Aa oe ae es ee ee j

{me vf this City. The Lecture Room of the ] ] { I { \ (ladies largely predominating. { ()\ h (i | i | \ |

| Temperance Hall was literally erowded, the Wh cre all ace, }quitted themselves so ereditably it would, per-' : | baps, be invidious to single out any one from AND HORSE RAKES,

Among those who exerted theimsel\ es to amuse | | QUANTITY OF MOWING MA-|

jend instruct the audience; but, we cannot help | CHNES, with several improvements added, |

(noticing the very excellent paper, “A night in

ithe House of Commons’ read by the Vice- | A

President, Louis Davies, Esq. We have seldom jare now being manufactated in ‘Charlotretown. | jread and never heard » better discription of the! Also a nmber of HORSE RAKES, of the most | j Britian House of Commons. i

We hope that improve pattern | Mr. Davies will be persuaded to publish his | Pre muafacturers feel eonfident that the sma-| | Yery interesting and well written paper.

thines ‘ill give autistuction to persons desirons of | jmusical performances of Messrs. Earle and

The | paycharng « real good | Vinnicombe contributed very largely to the | MOWING MN ACHING

levening’s enjoyment, The thanks of the)

Society were tendered to these gentlemen for| = their very welcome assistance as neither of} H 0 R S E R AK E {them is, we understand, a member.

We were sorry to hear that the President of or

{the Society, David Laird, Esq., was prevented | by indisposition from attending. } ——_>-- - i ! ' {

?RINCE EJ)WARD ISLAND

~yveF a@ee

| Tue Steamer Princess of Wales left this Port SAN TP ACTUR

| te day for Pictou, Ste had ou board 284 bbis.| ‘he above can be eold on reasonable terms, and )pock, S puns hams, 68 tubs lard, shipped by Owen) insected at the

o : nd - 1 ne y "rt y . a }

sctions. Indeed, i¢ would not by any means ah. Connolly, Exq.: 54 bbls Pork, 2 pruus. bamea, by | ad 11 le ‘ w

surprise us if they get soundly abused for : bie : | James Reddin, Faq ; 85 bbls, pork, 1S tuba lard, by Se@d ane inplement Warehouse ir pains ' | In our obituary et today appeare a notice of Mr. J A MeKewwa, aud 1! bbls. Pork by ——| of

tl 7. _ | the de athet Peter McCallum, Beq of St. Peter's McKay. BEER &S0N3

We have to express our extreme satisfaction Bay. The decenaed gentieman waa a native of — +e Tth April, 1868 Fy " oe

_—." Le, ‘ Ps . . at . nd y . - ' n that the Gevernment have thought Ba to tomdee! Roas-Shire, Seotiand, and emigrated to America | Tit Alhambra arrived thie morning. Mer} —— ie ei clin SS ik ates _|

cargo consisted of 2353 barrele of flour and 77% of corumesl The Krigt. Helen Darses, also arviv-

Notice of Removal. |

| =~ Mae

Couscit Orrice, Mth April, 1968. jdave removed temporarily to Messrs. His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor in| Dodd & Rogers’ New Brick Store.

| Council bux been plenaed to xppoint, Mr. Benjauiin } Opposite the City Hall é .

ways for the Eleventh District of Prince County, Queen Street.

Ch'town, April 27, 1868, Im |

, f |

CHARLES DESBRISAY,C.E.C. _ } =e | A Facr Wortrn KsNowtine Sheridan's Cav- |

lalry Condition Powders given occasionally “2000 Bushels best Black. . «

SEED OATS,

For which the Highest Cash Price will be paid. | t. C. HALL.

WANTED: |

{ ; qm *

Married,

} In this City, on the 22d inst., at the residence o/ ithe mother of the Bride by the Rev. I. Pope, Mr!

| Benjamin Heartz, to Henrietta V., daughter of th Ch'town, April 27, 1868, | ~

llate Mr Willian Davison bm {| On the %th inat.. by the Kev. A. Fraser, M | Joliu Patton, to Jala, youngest daugliter of th}

late Mr James Hardy.

Also. on the Lith inst ,by the same, Mr.

SOLE LEATHER!

'

i Heetr) BAY prope . : : .

| McNeil] to Mary Ellen, second daughter of M ik XPECTED by first Steamer trom Pic- | |Henry Matthews, allof Alberton. : tou. from one totnree hundred sides of enperior } ’ : | SOLE LEATHER, which will be sold by AUC.

— | i |

Di : | TION, immediately on arrival j a 260, aoa WILLIAM DODD

At his residence, on Saturday, the 25th instan, Qneen S east of Couyestion of the Langs, Robert Hyudusna Es¢ | = jin the 63rd year of his aye. He wae born .t } Antigua, Weat Indies. and arrived in this Islad iy 182300 For some time he resided in Princetow, and represented that district in the HHonse of jAssembly. He afterwards filled the office of} | Sheritf of Prince County For some time past M. | Hyndman has complained ef failing bealth, d-| thouxh sti!) able to go about. On Saturday mon. | ing ufter a hemorrhage of the Luugs, he expire. | | ‘Phe faneral will leave bis late residence, Fiz- |

}

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Pasture, Pasture, Pasture. |

\ /ELL WATERED PASTURE, on the Lower Koyulty Road. Apply to GEORGE COLES.

Charlottetown, April 22. 1868.

Ch'town, April 27, 1868

ee pc

|roy Street. to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon at |four o'clock. Friends ure respectfully invited io ~ j attend rz

j, At Cambridge, Mase, U. 8., April 8th, Miry | Broach, aged 56 years, widow of the late J. V.} | Cuirus, formerly proprietor of the Globe Hotel of |

ce ___ Wilderness Lands, At Charlottetown on the 2ith inet , Ella Jar. | GOVERNMENT ESTATES.

only child of Hiram and Elizabeth Hobbs, ayed 8 j months.

of the provisions of the Act for the more | speedy settlement of Wilderness Lands, ou the! Grevernment Estates, are herewith notified, that! 7 } be applications tor said land wall be entertained, | ry St Peter s Kay ou W ednesday morning, be| until a survey 18 wade of the lands so to be dis-! | 2nd inet., Peter MeCallum, Esq., in the 6X1); Kar posed of, aud the trouts thereof staked off; and! jor his age: : at certain dates. of which due notice by advertixe-| | st Puesday, the Qiet Inst., at his father,s esi-| ment will be given, the Coimurissioner ot Public | dence, Hrother's Road, Lot 66, in the 22nd yer of! Lunds will attend at certain places, to snnaiene! bis age, Michael only son of Mr. James Wish. applications from these whe are 6, elena of bee}

LL persons desirous of availing themselves | Our lovely bud so young, so fair, i Called off by exrly doom ;

Just lived to show bow sweet a flower, In paradise should bloom.

j

;

G. & §. DAVIES vi

Class "Tuitien. M* . B. [RVING begs leave respect- fully w intimate te bis friends aud the pub |

lie, that he ime made arrangements for the open- | ota

Young Ladies’ Afternoon (lass,

for tution ia Eso.ien GuamMan, Histor, Gro- GRAPLY, ARITHMATIC. BooR-KigPIng, und FRENCH ou MONDAY, the dth proximo. }

TERMS, Xe. wil! be made kaown on application | at bis Clise Room, PUWNAL STREET.

Charlottetown, 20th April, 186s.

2ipd |

’

WAGGONS, WAGGONS. |

DUUBLE SFATED WAGGON,.

tuldiug sent, nicely cushioned, with Leather, Aprou; has been very litle used.

1 Single do. do for Sule at a}

barguiu, if applied fur at once, od

alsu,

' 1 Sett DOUBLE HAKNESS. Silver plated, quite vew. WM. DODD, Queen Square. } |

2iu

“Pue Subscriber begs to thank the public

fer the liberal patronaye extended to hin during the last yeur. Having enlarved and fitted up his establishment at the Ol4 Stand, Lexn’s | des: |

}

WHAKF, is now prepared tu execute with patch allorders which he way be favored with | in bis line as SHIP and GENERAL BLACK-:! SMITH. Fishermen will tind Anehors of all sizes for Bouts cheaper aud better than can be tuuud at any sitmilar establishment in the City. GEOKGE Il, FOSTER Lord's Wharf, Ch'town, ¢ Feb. 17, 1868,

ly

PAPIER MACHE GOODS. \ }UKK BOXES, WRITING DESKS, CARD BOXES, NETTING BOXES, PORT FOLIOS, &e. &e WHITE WOOD BREAD PLATTERS, BUTTER COOLERS, EGG STANDS, &e. aud a variety of other articles just suitable tor

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS & NEW YEAR GIFTs, AT HARVIE’S BOOK STORE, Dee. 23, 1867. Queen Street.

| | |

{

A CARD. _ ERS. COMBS desires to intimate to

the ladies of Charlottetown that she has}

opened a cluss to teuch Wax Work in Flowers, aud i ‘

Groups of Flowers made to order.

E. COMBS.

Baskets,

Residence opposite the Catholie Cathedral. | ay Also, part of a honse te rent.

ELEANOR COOMBS, |

FAT HERRING!!! |

30 BBLS. Bay of Islands FAT!

HERRING. just arrived per Scbouvers |

* Lettie’ and ** Foutm,’’ and for sale by | Ch'town, Dee. 23, 1867. i. C. HALL.

CLOVER SEED! | LEAS RED GLOVER SEED. BUY THE BEST. | "EXUE Subscriber has on hand a supply of |

Best Quality Ked Clover Seed. Warranted | free from Duiey. {

i

j

For Cash Only! HENRY A. HARVIE.

; ‘ |

March 16, 1868.

MAILS.

| Winter Arrangement.

| aU

(Salt, Net, Rigging, Blocks,

TEA, TOBACCO, Mustard, Allepice, Pepper,

| 30 pieces Unblenched Cottou, and 36 Ibs. Black

Ce Sule positive—No reserve.

that amount, 3 months on approved Joint Notes.

oT eo e+ - .s--

“ADCTIONS " NOTICE

mpue Subscriber will sell at AUCTION,

on THURSDAY, the *th APRIL, at 11 o'clock, on the premises, his

Household Furnitare, « list of which will be seen at Neil Maabin's Sules hk ‘ Peis J. AUDIO.

a , >.

CTIONS. |

Eeffects of the late |

CHRISTOPHER CROSS.

"yo BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on SATCRDAY, 2nd May, at il o'clock, ut his lute residence, all the

Household Furniture,

and other effects of the late Christopber Crons, | April 20, 1863.

cousiating of : | F OLD ESTATE,

FEATHER BEDS AND BEDDING,

———2eo = '

Yin

CARPETS. CHAM, DINING

AND OTHER TABELRs; ;

ad SOFAS, BQOK CASE. ; Dwelling Honses, &e. AND BOOKS, CUOK-

TO be sold oy PUBLIC AUCTION,

ING AND FRANKLINSTOVES; -

RPG eon, ce ee aa : PRIVATE CON ERALT, ww EARTHENWARE, KIPCHEN UTEN- |) CApLe PREEMOLD pons ie SILS, &c., &c, by order of the : Executors. That commodious aud eligibly situated MOU sd WILLIAM DODD, Auetioneer. | E8°"" ## He : Ch'town, April 27th, 1568. lin ~ Pavition Hotel,” ;

situated on the corver of GREAL GEURKUE nat ~- DIKCH EST EK oo at tol aoe ers Uar.-

LAIRD of Lown La Be 74, when

: $ it stands) iu the Sevend ipired fows Low, Griadetowes, ke. &e. now yleiding # rentel of £iad pos peor.

( N MONDAY, the 4th day of MAY,| That weil-tinished and eomfonable COTTAGE,

at 11 o'clock, at the Warehouse of | Inteiy occtpied by re W Matse, hoyr, waving

Mesers. Purdie, Powval Wharf : Four youd sized vos vu cml dat, ove convene

iy } Salt Oui-buildings, and One-quarter vi lowe lat No.

8900 Bashdle Ticorpest Galt, WW, on which the buildings etamd, having » frvms om

= uae C ee to. Dorglesier-styect of #2 Teel, and aearly wppusite

ahr Sete eis... tue" Favilw Hotel,” su tue Pie amare of

i amall Anchor and Chain. tows Late.

A ROY a AEE alg: SRIF

PS PIM SYP se

April 24, 1868, Qin

rs

Chitown, April 6, 1363,

ne The above Sale is PUSTPONED until ~~ PHURSDA, the L4tir day of ots Yoedt, tueu tu beke place at LL yu clock, H. HASZARD.

Valuable Freehold Property Kor Sale!

PSHE Subscriber has been instructed to otter for Sale, at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, on EKIVAY, the Birreseta day of MAY next, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, ail that valuable property, couswtiug of a Uwelling House und Vremises, situate we Charlottctewn, treuuny ou Sydney otreet, beg ove fourth ‘ ot Luwn Lot Number Twelve, in the zud Mao dred of Town Love iu Charlotiewwu, and pow tu Lie vecupation ot Sir, William Burugtesd.

This property is situate in one of the mort central me fe Busiuess iu ue City, withie « iow yards of Queeu Street, aud is well edepted tor carrying ou suy Mercantile or Mecbsuieut business. Un the premises is a lurge Two Storey Building, divjded into & Skarg gud poctins House, wit Stable, Bakery, sud Gut Me

ibe rear.

3 Shin's C : ; Also, Que-fourth part cf Tows Lot No. 16, kaewn "0 a ne the site of the OL? PLOUK MAKEAS, froes- iP : strect Ot feet, wud uearly vpposite the Ceivuiel 3 ee Builuing, being the must elixidle basines setand . adi Say. A Lot #f Seoythes, Sneaths and Forks. joo 7 " Second Muudred of lowu Luis, enmate vm the N. RANKIN, south-Kast Corner of the Fanuing tiscdea. amd Ancti paving # front of 40 tect on Prince Sirest, and “ iP ; netioneer. feet vn Syduey Street, w tue 2ud lMuudred, (| OSING S \] i ! And also, the FREEHOLD of Si XTY ACRES JUMOEINO ODD, ite trom toe SUUTUPOKE PERKS WHARB. ‘Chere are on the premises « comiuttable purta , ; | : ly ol water. Lhese promises DAY, the 7th day of MAY next,at LI o'clock, | # never-tailing Supply , at the Store of H. HASZARD, Eeqr., opposite | #Fe plensantly ae couvemently situated, aaViag « Apothecaries'’ Hall, Queen Street, i ave cleared aad wider custivation, the Laud A Large Assortment of Goods, | hing of sperivr quality, aud plemty of Sea Muntre . ° lat band. In Great Variety, viz: * : . be avid (1 wot disposed vt by private Suie) vy 40 Cuila Hemp Rope, 6 thread to 54 in. | ACCTIUN, on FRIDAY, the FIRST day of Marx 3 de White do Bolt Rope, next, at the howret tv cloyis su the feremeus, vu Sail Twine, Snvods, Boiled and Raw Oil, Tur | ee eee Pavilion Motel.” Lead, Paints, &e., Spikes, Lath and Shing] Terme Liberal, aud wade known at time of Gale, Nails, Horse-shoe Naile, Small and Cannyn) °° 0 “pplicatiun tv the Subscriber. Stoves, House Pipes, Iron Sheaves, Belay Pine, | Coburge, Lustres, White Linen, Asaarted Clothe. | Hats, Mantles, Trimmings in variety, Kid and other Gloves, Nasling, Bouusts, Linings, Beaver | A large assortment of fashionable Ribbons, Ba’‘- | ting. Enameled Cloth (axverted colurs) Velvete Hearth-rugs, mate, Fringes, Osnaburgs, Root

1 Large lron Beam and Scales, | ig un Great Geurge strest 42 leet, nad ve Macemued A Lot of Corn Brooms, &e , &c. One tourth part of Town Lot Nu. 20, im the of LAB), situate at BELLE VUb, Lot 49. only "IYO be sold at AUCTION, on TAURS-|c GP, MAKN, &s, » coud WHOL affording rood truntage o@ Nilisborvugh May; about du Tne whole of the above Valuable Property will 28 Bolts Navy Canvass, No. | to No. 2, live prewises, (excepting the Farm) commencing pentine, Brightand Parifine Varm«hes, White tu. MASZARD, Small-size Chains. &c., Black Alexandra Clotas, | Hats. Paper, Paper Bags, &c.

Cinnamon, Baking Soda, Cream Tartar, Gin- ger, Indige, Starch, &c, being the remainder ot Mr. Haszard’s lacye and varied stuck.

ALSO, TO ARRIVE:

Linen ‘Thread, together with a large quantity ofather goods, apart from above, namely: 36 Pairs Brogans, 12 ludian Rubber Coats, 6 Kegs Tobacco, Womens’ Cloaks, Men’ Cuxts, Vests, Hate, &ec. Trays, Casturs, Buttons, Brooches, &c., &c., &e.

TERMS:—Ali suis under £10 Cash—Over

A. MeNEILL, Auctioneer. Reading Room Building, April, 27, Is6e.

BUILDING LOT.

Tre New Dosiston Mostury for April has |

have not had time to rend them all, but those that |

written original |

He endured a long and painfnl illness with C ris-

| ian resiguatien tothe Divine vill, and was bidbly esteemed by all who had the pleasure of his Req Nalntance,

At High Bank, on the Ist April, after a hort iiluess, Ste. Norman McLeod, in the 68th ver of hisaye. The decensed emigrated to this Ixlaid in Ins0. By bis Christian demeanor and inotfusive conduct during his mortal career. he eurner the respect of a large circle of fmends and weq iain atices aud departed in the blessed hupe ef zlo- rious jmnmiortality.

} At Sydney, &. ., on Monday afternoon, tle 6th }imetant. of inflammation of the chest, Isabel Julia, infant dangiter ef Mr. Jumes P. Ward, wed 3 mouths wud 16 days, ; | Atthe resideuce of her gon-in-law, Thonas S Down, Require, North Sydney, C. & , on Thirsday evening, Susanna Warue. reliet of the Late Alex- } jander Huire, Keq., aged 80 years, leaving » large | jcircle of serrowing relatives and attached Triends. At Lot 30, on the 2lst of Murch laat. after a | severe lilness of three days, of Pienrisy, Mi James | | Dollar, ayed SL years. ' At Mckwen’s Wharf, West River, on ne 16th | inat., of pnerperal fever, Dopsin May Edwirds, be- | loved wife ot Mr. Donald Farqubaraon, verchaut, of the above place, axed 33 vears. In lift she en- deured herself ty all her acquaintances byler kind | aid amiable disposition, and iu death wa. consoled | by the Lepe of a glorions immovtality. } At Dunestaffnage, Lot 34, ou the 23rd inet., after | ja abort ifivess, Elizabeth, relict of the lae Joseph Woyntt, in the 7let veur of ber ave. ;. At Charlottetown, on Tuseday morning, the 3iet }inet., after u few months’ jlneas, of sulimovary ) consumption, Joseph: Il. Webster, Esq, uged 34 jyears. Deceased was a native of Cambriige, town- ship of Coruwallis, Nova Scotin ; for asmetime he {oceupied the position of Teacher in the Model | Sehool wat Truro. in that Provinee, ard wns for jeight years Flead Master of the Scheol in this [s- jlaud Diligent and faithful in the diserarge of his | duties a8 u teacher, and uuobtrnsive ani courteous in his wanvers, he secured for himselt the respect | of bis pupils, and the esteem of bis acynaintances. | Ile has left # young widow and one shila in thie | island, aud wanerous relatives in Now Seatin, to } mourn his departare ; but we rejoice » know that |taey need not sorrow as those who have no hope. | At Montayue Kiver, on the 12th inw., Mr. Hugh

| take place at the Company's Office,on TUESDAY,

coming actual settlers of such lands, (wone others | HE Mails for the neighboring Provinces | and the United States will, until tur-|

ueed apply) aud if approved ot, possession will be | i

given to such applicants, subject to the provisions! ther notice, be clused at this Officeevery Tuesday, of the Act regulating the settlement of suid | Thursday aud Saturday evening, at 7 o'eluck. Wilderness Laude. i

prok SALE, part of that ELIGIBLE CORNER LOT fronting on HILLS- BOROUGH STREET. 44 feet, and on FITZROY STREET, 48 feet, which, if not previously disposed i | Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and the | of, will be SOLD BY AUCTION, on the prew- . he person is allowed to take possession of) Wugt ludies, will be cloardevery allecuate Thare- wer, on SA PURDAY, he Ith MAY, at 12 any pertion of the Wilderness Land, by cutiing | day and Saturday, at7 P.M, as follows, viz :~ I? clock, non. For particulars apply to down or otherwise trespassing thereon ; the Gov: | Piursdas, Dec. §2, 1867. Saturday, Feb. 22, 1568. | Wa. DODD, Auctioneer. ernment Wooedrangers being atrietly charged 10! Saturday, do 14, do Thursday, Meh. 5, der |

April 27, 1868,

to take linwediate proceediigs ugainst all persons Thursday, do 2%, do Saturday, de 7, do | are |Saturday, de 23. do ‘Thursday, do 19, do | Town Lot and Cottage in Georgetown JOHN ALDOUS, Cominissioner. Thursday, Jan. Y, 1868. Saturday, do Lp a ' is fice, 25th April, [Se | Saturday, do 11, de Thursday, April 2,do | Land Office April, 1863. all papers tf | Thureday, do 23, do Saturday, dw 4, dé { AT AUCTION ‘ oe of, F TT * : \ E, the undersigned, Trustees of the late | Saturdity. ~ rs = sore ar 'T° BE SOLB BY AUCTION on Mr. W. T. PETHICK, request all persone| -eutetey Eee. ©, See ee oe | ecg WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of MAY next, | indebted to PETHICK’'S BREWERY. to nuke can. | Saturday, do 3, Oo Toure uy, o WW, do | (1868) ut the bour of 12 o clock, Boon, on the | mediate payment to HamMMosb JOHNSON, ut hig) Phursday, do 20, dw Saturday, May 2, de | premises, that

Dispensary, Keut Street, Ch'town. THOMAS PETHICK, HENKY LONGWORTH, HAMMOND JOUNSON. Apri! 20th, 1S68. |

Mails fur Summerside and St. Eleanor’s, vis Valuable Town Lot No. 5. | Bedeque, will be closed every Tuesday and Fri-!

dus ch be third range, letter F., in G-orgetown, together ome ee with the COTTAGE and Outhouses thereon.

Ce Terms made known at Sale. JAMES McFARLANE.

THOMAS OWEN, P.M.G. Chariottetown, Ith April, (868.

Genera! Post Office. 2 LO N D ON HOUSE!

Ch’tewn, 7th Dec. 1867. ¢ ESTABLISHED 1820,

CRAPAUD. asi REECE ED, BY LATE ARRIVALS, FALL & WINTER GOODS. Y Fall Ships & Steamers from England,

200 Bola. Extra Canada FLOUR, 3 Sides SULE LEATHER, Bosten, Halifax, Montreal and Barbadoes, | the Subscribers bave cowpleted their

20 Puneheons MOLASSES, 8 Hhds. SUGAR, Importations for the Season, | which, having been purchased by one of the Firm

ee a Oe Letters to be registered and newspapers must |

- ‘-_ | be posted halfan beur betore the time of closing NOTICE, | the Mails.

N OTICE is hereby given that the An-,

L nunl General Meeting of the Shareholders of |

the Charlottetowu GAS LIGHT COMPANY, will

all pap

the Sth dav of MAY next, at Ll o'clock, in the forenoon, for the purpose of electing Directors, and the general trausacting of business. vy order, WILLIAM MURPHY, April 20, 1868. Secretary THE CROWN

Coal, Brick, & Pottery Works,

NEW GLASGOW, N.S.

20 Buls. Keruseue OIL, 20 Bois CURKANTS, 150 Boxes LOZENGES,

50 du RAISINS,

The property is offered fur sule a6 privete ovv- tract, weet the shave day of Daje. & youd Tne will be given.

Further particulars, as to terms, title, &o, wey be bad ou application to Mesers. Alley & Davies, Solictters, at their olice ip Charlotietown, or w the ouwbecriber,

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

Ch'town March, 3), 1868.

DAWSON’S ESTATE.

Valuabic Property iu FP. EB. Isinad

FOR SALE,

qe SUBSCRIBERS will set ap end SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ve MONDAY, the Ist day ut JUNE vest, 1508, at 12 w’clock, veen, at tbe :

City Tannery, Charlottetown,

ALL THE ESTATE, RIGHT, TITLE end AN. LEKESL ot WM. B. DAWSON, turmerty of . Chariwtietown, Lanver ia, to, aod out of the bob lowing pieces aud parcies of laud sad porwives.

1. ALL those premises situste ia Charlvite tuwn alorvsuid, KuoWwU ws COS

City Tannery Property,

comprising Towa Lot No. 21, and parte <— f

Lots Nos. 22 sad 72, in the Third

‘Lown Lote in Charlottetown, 80 tormerly eccupied by Wiluw B. Dawsuo, aud vow occupied by toe uudersigued Trustees ou Gratton Street of LIL feet 9 webes. The BUILDINGS on these premises are duit * very extensive scale, and cor, ise TANDEM), >ALE KRUOM, OFFICE, ENGINE HUUsbE,

This property bass freat

Wason the suciety of these eo very dear Ww \ou . : v Will euadie you 4 returu to us, & odie eu ie caamnne most ee results, The o all aod strength, to resume your bonured position in} €T of seals taken is large, every vessel having | ae Montague Bridge. Lot 52, on Sti inst., after! our midst a full load: {four years’ illness, borne with patient resignation Lum siee desired to usk your seceptanee of this| Str. Bleodhound, Bainie, Johnston & Co, 10.909 the Divine Will, William Phillip: Aunenr, aged parse of one hundred pounds. ue u slisehe wrk ef | ‘ Mustiif, Kidley & Sens, 19'qu9 | 24 years. His kind and agreenble Gepowition en- eur heartielt gratitude tor the many obligations} “ Lion, W Grieve & Co ‘ wu Lave placed us uuder individually aud collect-| “ Nimrod, Job Bros. & Co, vely, during oe wf eur intercourse Hewk, Bowring Broa, ; J iamevton Guar, Golenel, Brigt Toma, Punton & Munu, Chairman Congregation Mectiug, 8¢. Jumes’ | * #xuny Blouwer Kowring Bros,

McL-an, aged 46 years

dv. 00 | wtiees. 2,000 | pane (day lust, the 19th inst., Elizabeth, wlictof thedate 6.000 | Mr. Christopher Cross, aged St. An old disciple.”

April i3, isas. “ @ban. J. W. stewart 6.000 | Bo greeny ou cperstay April 17, < one oe “ y , ; ‘000 | OF the eve, George William, son of Mr. Dow REPL ¥: } Aurora, V pee Penney, BT 8,000 i Kameny. shipbuilder, aved 2 vearsand LE monthe To the Hon. J. Hamiltam Gray, Colona, £c.,' var > = —_—_—————— &e., de. Halifax, April 20. | |

Desa Sin:—It affords me the yrentest plenaure | The funeral af the Hon. B. Wier took place | te acknowledge this very handsome gift, an well nx | TOW bia Inte residence, Hollis Street, this after | the Address with wich, a# Chuirwan of this meet.) 2008. Hie remains were followed to their last | hag. you bave Lonured me resting place in Camp Hill Cemetery, by the! The assurance of the affectionate reyard of the | Charitabl- Irish Society, the Naval Brigade, | tonyreyation whom I serve. gives me the ereatest | Royal Halifax Yactt Club, aud a very large con- tonmfort, while it deepens the consciousues« of my “Course of citizens vw anworthiness§ [tix with sincere yratitade |! : a. “hols how remember the first hearty ielinihee t stented | cane arm we snepare aes “" HE SUBSCRIBER will me, aud the continued interest shown vy ds |” ) at th ot > ae oe an ia i CASH— peopie im every Cliristian work tris at the HeRt ansizes. Lt appears that before ' Te you, my dear Sir, for this expression of per.| “OE the Police Court, he acted very Fioleatly, | 270 BARRELS FLOUR, Geunl cuteom, I gladly rceurd my iudebtedaces, as| and tareatened Mr. O Reilly, Queen's Counsel, 200 do kilu dried CORNMEAL,

well ae the obliyution under which the congrega- whe conducted the prosecution, thet he would be 30 Bags de, Hom in geuerul bave laid me by their yencrous re. the next to suffer. Barrels CRACKERS,

Phe united prayers and cordial evmpatly of all : er ny Chriatian frieuds, will alike render wore happy | _—— ee, ee oer se He. parts aes

i ont stiapici +] De 8 ra . ‘

tlece me Wihile ubsent from present dary . ; " MARTIN OHALLORAR.