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OUS BRITISH AND FOR EIGN NEWS. The followimg detachments have been pla ed eres yader orders to proceed Chat Liverpool on Wed vesday next, there “ beard thg mail siqamer for « w Cnpada, vtai— Fitteen non-com oficers and men of the 3d. brigude Roya (rtillery, tour nen of the 4th briviele Roval Artillery, ig men of all ranks ot ’ bugineers, two officers and 70 HON-CX ee otheers und men of the 36th Rey * non conmunissioned officers and men « ° Hegimert, one officer and 72 men of of the ist battalion of the Toth Regi ewo olticers 64 91 neh-commission l viticers and pNvates, ef the Ist buttalton of the 22nd Rewiasews with shreg. syldigrs, wives aud wir ammidren 7 b0tab SLO mou of all ranks, and | women and children, { Several of our_London coutempo: derstand that.H. R. H. the Duke of C has received commands from Her Majesty to make Wrrangedents for a grand vevie © * "Tyr troop ia Hyde Park towards the yuth With this weit from Aldershot, an

and e¢isew here, Lhe

ron iim fo o embark wevance j

Bissioned

the Roval VAs ment, S50 the 29th all ranks

ent, and

> vi aries, ut tm id rt

this @ view some reviments

will be ¥r arullery frowa. .W total _wataber of men of all avms is likely to reach ten thousan j. He i Majesty, itis said, has 3 ber intention of being present in person. It would seem as if the comments of the upon her Majesty's coutinued seclusion h

been without eflect.

Queen Isabella has determined to visit to Paris, and will be there, it is ow duiy Ist, and will go to Rome subsequent! y. la that cuse she will miss the vrand fetes which are just about to edmmence in the latter city.

No fewer than 156,000 persons visited the Paris Exhibition one day this week, Thi crowd Was se enormous that forty ladics fainted or became otherwise indisposed, and taken to the medical bureau attached to Exhibition.

Garibaldi is ill in the neighbourhood of

ost S4Plorencé. Hs designs upon Rome are, tu say the least, adjourned. The Pope will be allow- ed to receive his episcopal visitors iin peace The only signs of life which the Party of Movemeiit now give hre to spread rep the appearance of ehelera in the Eternal City, by way of frightening their reverence

Directiy the news arrived that Maximilian was to be tried by court-martial, the Government, and it is beliewed the En lish alse,

. igant urgent despatches requesting the of the Emperor might be spared.

The blockade runner Arkadi, w

sbetween Greeve and Crete, had a escape trem capture ou her 13th voyaye. had embarked a number of wounded and off the coast of Sphakia, when a Purkish briz hove in sight and opened fre on the Arkadi, being then in Greek waters. The vessel returned the fire, and an ensagement fullowed, which lasted for three hours. Other Turkish vessels then appeared, and deing

_ wumbered, the Gireek disembarked her gers and took refgue ia a amali cree

‘ghe waa blockaded for*two days. On wight of the secowd day she escaped unseen,

palwich snitied

press

ad vot

asten her 1OW SHic,

' ad to 0«

the

Fre ucao the hhlic _ nr cn runs harrew She

SICK

put passeli- “WHeLe

the

gone. Théy were angry. The affiir, it is eanid, will net-end here, inasmuch as

tied «pou. a fireek. vessel in Greek waters,

the Tur ag

and thereby violated the law of mations, Greece aud Turkey deing not formally at wa Eucupe is very anxious tu restore the

biessings of peace—more anxious than Sout! ai +. + Americs is to receive them, apparently. Ac tive negociations, are going oy. between th diplomatists of France, England, Spain, and

“the United States, for bringing about arranye-

ments between Soain and the two Re>ublies of " Chili and Peru, on the one Hand, and between we Paraguay and Berazi! and her allies, on the i ether. _

The French papers mention as a noticeable fact that Mr. Bancroft, when leaving tle Vhited States for his new post as Minister at

es - “Betlin, embarked on board a German vessel. They sav: that the United States Government

ied has given instructions against Euglisi: vessels bemy used by American officials.

The Coloyne corres; ondest of the Liberte

3 declares that on that side of the Rome the

Paris Exhibition is ed upon as only a loa «temporary guarantee of peace, and that i German; puiiticians fursee war, and military men expect it without desiring it. same writer sars that the defences of Stras ing eatried on uight aud day. - rr THE-GREAT GATHERING AT ROME

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sue

jury are

Rome, June 27.—LThere are more here of persons to witness the ceremonies in honor of the curonation of martyr F

** ‘huidred Bishops and thirty thousand cerry are in the citv; amony these ure nerican t‘Arehhishope; one froin each of the cities: , Baltimore, St. Louis, New Ciuginnati and Philadelphia; also, twes ty American Bishops. When the Pope received the American clergy they presented tu him

‘* $209,000 in gold. Henrietta in silver, laden with gold «

— presented by: Arehbishop Wood.

"ais

arriy

hve

; Pid vi ig Jrienns,

two

was

n mn,

in lifting the model from its case, said, smiling, |

« Non Eun Vapore,” (uot all steam,) alluding to the golden cargo. To the clergy he said he bad only pléasatit things to aay of Americans,

+ and complinidited them upon the progress of |

the church in:America. » He also spoke in the highest terms of Gen. King, and of his father, Professor King, who now lies at the pyint of death. Archbishops Spaulding and Purcell are th “the Committee to prepare a rep'y to the t 4Pope’sadllecution. The Council will probably meet in November. Avekhbishop Purcell will oceapy the post of honor op the right of the Pope at the ceremonies on Saturday. Every attention has been shown to Americans. Reme, June 27.—The public consistory was held to-day, and was attended by sonie four hundred Bishops from all purts of the world.

they had exhibited in coming to Rome, and their attachment to the See. He said the ex- ample of the union of the church to celebrate the canonization of Martyrs and of the 18th centennial of the Martyrdom of St. Peter, would show its enemies the immense power of the church. The Pope also confirmed the condemnation of errors of Oct. 29, 1865, and expressed a desire to convoke at an early day a Couneil to repair the evils which oppress the church. The allocution elosed bya bestowal of the benediction upon the Bishops.

New York, June 30. A special cable dis- teh from Rome says the religicus ceremony in the celebration of the eighteen hundredth annivetsay of St.. Peter's martyrdom, and in

the twenty-five Dutch, French and Spanish martyrs in Japan as saints, was one of the most gorgeous witnessed in the world, since the days of King Solomon. The observances commen- -eed with a general illumination ofthe city. St. Peter's shone like a great charch on fre.

At 74. M.agrand procession of prelates, riests, monks and soldiers proceeded from the Fatican to St Peter’s. The pope was carried

on his throne. St. Peter's was maguificently +s ,deeorated with cloths of gold, silver tanestries, be, intings and 200,900 yards of crimson silk, ighted with many millions of wax candles.—

ehurch, including the ex King of Naples, For- eign ministers, 500 Cardinals, Archbishops and Bishops, many thousand clergymen, friars and monks, nuns and soldiers from al) parts of the world. The Pope celebrated the Gregori- an mass in Latin and Greek. Two interrup- tions occurred, viz, the curtains of one of the windows took fire, which was promptly extin- guished, and a man became crazed by the

‘ } rts of

latter |

_., ad. when, morning dgwned the ‘Turks were | very much surprised to find the iateuded Victin |

The model of the yacht}

_ e P me, | i

The Pope, in his allocution, praised the zeal |

reverence of St. Paul and the canonization of

One hundred thousand people were inside the |

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looked to a different source for the atreet-lampa ofthe future. In Bombay a proposal was serious. ly made sume time age that the bodies of the dead Hindoos should each day be cast into a properly constructed furnace, and that the city should be hghted with the gaseous result. The device would be protitable, simple, and salubrious ; and although the conception of sending one’s rich unele, say, te the gas-works, juet as the Sunday “pont at d potatoes” are tow sent to the baker's oven, vizarre, there Ww vuld be a charm, nevertheless, tur well-disposed people in (he prospect of being useful afier their dissolution, Even the dull might take great comfort to the cer tainty that their gas, at least, would be as brill- want as that of the wittiest. Movre would have discerned a highly poetical fancy in the plan of lighting up a ball-room with the body which had erst danced there while “all alive’—in our be- ing “turned on” when death turned us off. Hlad the bard but survived to read the Gazette Medi cale, without doubt he would have written, “When ia deata 1 shall calin recline, O take wy corpse to the gasworks, dear!" -<<-- CONFECTIONARY

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McKevaie's ESTaBlisit

Mewt.—Last spring we had occasion to invite a public examination of Mr, Watson's newly opened Drug Store, Victoria Building. We } '

have a similar duty to perform now, and we do t with equal plea ure, in reference to Mr. Alexander MecRKeuzie’s Contectionary estab- Mr. McKenzie’s

as Mr. Watson’s, and

lishment in the same block. shop is the same size |

with the exception of the gilding on the edes ot the shelves, &c., is finished in the tasteful At night, when its gas burn- ers are all lit up it looks really beautiful with t tiers of yluss hotties exposed to

reflecting the various colors ot their contents. Mr. Watson's place of b

» kind we

munher. view,

isiness 18 the neatest of have ever seen; it is not going O lar the ment in the British Provinces, aud what is of

Importance, its

wns

at least equal shelves are

always fill

tin his line of trade.— Patriot.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

ship Moravian, trom Quebec, has arrived at laverpool. The brig Sea Gull, Bacelo, from

New Orleans, was destroyed by fire at Barce- |

The U. S. Colonists are suffering in Brazil. The Sir Morton Peto Es-

}tate has gone into Bankruptcy.

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vreally

Beaux, July 3.—The anniversary of the battle of Kenigratz, better known as Sadowa, was. observed to-day. The Prussian troops twere entertained by the King, and Colours were preseuted to each regiment which partici pated in the ba‘tle.

Consols 944. 5-20's 73.

3 Breadstuff’s lower. No

Provisions quiet. Gold report, to-day

ben vy lidepenudence Day. ] Desai, July 2nd.—A large number of |Penians have been arrested while secretly drilling near Alwyn.

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CITY COUNCIL. JULY 2d, 1367 His Worship Theophilue DesBrisay, Eegr., taking the chair as the newly elected Mayor of the Cily, said, that «ines the preceding meet- fing of that Bourd his fellow-citizena were

pleaved to elect bin Mayor of this bis native!

ir tous conferred on him be

treet

City. The high juetther suught tet itherefure, unght very justly be termed the tree

then selietted ; cheice of a tree and iudependent people, observed Chal Lueigh le possessed tle experieuce et agreat many years as a Magistrate.and had been fur nine tears a imember of the City Counei Board, it was with no small degree of timidity be ussumed

the unportant duties of Chief Magistrate, feeling

as he did that he was but a very unworthy suc- cessor to their late lamented ‘Lead, who was universally acknewledged to be, tu every way,

preemineutly qualified lor the office of Mayor. Relying, however, ou the advice and assistance of the Counetl, witeli, as was hie duty, he would always with pleasure seek, touching ali matters affecting the material toterests of the City, and supp ‘ried as he fr sted he would be by their able advice and assietance, he hoped their united labors

e

would conduce to the weltare and prosperity ot

tue City. Ile had we doubt that the unaniintity and good feelmg which had hitherto prevailed at the Coune:l Board would cuutinue tucharacterize

the proceedings of the City Counell. His Worship | ted his remarks by atattng that he had taken | the wecessary oathe, ax prescribed by law, and | had caused adveriisementa und erecepts to be | bhahed relative to the vacany at the} his promvtion to the

ecouclu

inet ed ai d pu mecil Beard Muyor e Chair

the Conneil Board then congratulated His Worship ou bis elevation to the office of Mayor wl the City of Chariotletown.

Minutes of previous meeting was then read by the Clerk and approved. Leave of absence for one mouth was granted to tis honor the Reeorder, he | being about te proceed on an excursion to the United States and the New Douuuioa of North! America.

Tendere for finishing the upper Hall in the)

tte caused Dy

New Market House were then opened, when the | for the Plastering, |

tender of W. D. Galloway and that of W. & D. Fraser for wood work, jbeing the lowest, was accepted.—Ordered that the sum ef £50 be paid to M. Butcher, Esq, for jis Services as Superintendent of the building ot ithe New Market House, and @ further sum of £14 7s Gd tor Pians as architect of the said | building. i A. MCNEILL, Reporter. = ~7->- LATE GOVERNMENT NOTICES. Councit Orrice, Ist July, 1867.—Hia Exell- eucy the Lieutenaut Governor in Counci! has been | pleased to make the fullowing appointments, viz: |. To be Justices of the Peace for Queen's County, —~Mr Alexander Robertson, of St Peters Road, i'Townehip No 34, Mr Bernard O'Callaghan, of }'Towuship No 36; Mr Jobu Simpson, of Hope River, Township No 22; Mr James McDonald, of | Springton, Towuship No 67; Mr Join MeAree, of | Monaghau Settlement ; : |P P, of Springton, Township No 67; Mr Rienard | Gill, of Newtown; Mr John Murchison, of Uigg ; Mr Jolu Leitch, of Covehead. To be Justices of the Peace for Prince County ,— iMr John Smith, of Tewuship No 26; Mr Owen | Hughes. of Township No 27; Mr Angustine Cal!- laxban, of Township No {1; Mr William Brow, of | Cape Traverse ; Mr Jobn Lord, of Tryou River; | Mr Ouesime Gandet, of Township No 17; Joseph lo Arsenault, Esq, M P P, of Egmont Bay. | Tobe Justices of the Peace for King's County, —Mr James Hogan, of Morell ; Mr George Robert- leon, of Bay Fortune Koad; Mr James McDonald, lof Savave Harbor; Anthony McCormack, Esq, M PP; MrAndrew Murphy, of Township No 60; | MrHenry raiuor, of Baldwin's Koad, fownship

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A wew Cunarn Streamer—A splendid)

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‘addition bas been ciade to the fleet of Mesars. Cunard, the fine serew steamship Russia | having lately arrived in the Meravy from the Clyde, | wherxabe was built by Messrs James and George |Thomeou. She isa very bandseme, as well as a | very strong vessel, 370 feet iv length over all; | beam, 43 feet; depth of huid, 29 feet; tonnage, /3100. She is propelled by a acrew fan of great power, driven by engines capable of working up | te over 3000 horse power, On her trial trip the | Russia gave great satisfaction to the Admiralty ‘officials, running over the Admiralty measured mile, both with and against the tide, and giving a ‘mean speed of fully 15 knots per bheur. The | Russia is, we believe, the largeet screw steamer in | the possession of the Cunard Company, and is one jof the most magnificent of that wonderful sister- \hood of vessels. She has ample accommudation | tor S00 first-class passengers.

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ANoTHER ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.—About (5 o'clock on Mouday morning, Mr. Alexander MeKenzie, coenfectioner, diseavered a fellow busily engaged with a crow-bar endeavoring to break inte bis shop on Kent atreet.: The sweet- | mouthed thiet— whe had paid two similar triendly | viaits on former occasions, and abstracted a lot of |pound-eake and confectionary on each visit. — took the alarm, and, in his hasty retreat, left bis ‘erow-bar behind him. Altheugh Sotly pursued joy Mr. McKenzie, the would-be burglar succeed-

same |

to say that his neighbor, Mr. McKeuzie, | handsomest Contectiouary establish- |

} led with the cheapest and best articles |

Liverroot, July 3id, 2p. m.—The steam- |

on}

lis election, |

He |

| Boards, (Hemlock)...+--.----

| Clover seed per Ib...... | Homespun, per yard.....

Donald Cameron, Eeq, M |

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; A Montreal despatch reports that every city, | town and village in the Domiuion agrees in| the unanimity and heartiness with which Con-| federation Day was celebrated. No previous event in the histery of the country has called forth such rejoicing. =>? ” }. a native of

Thomas Huvhes, aged 25, Sum

(ENO be Sold by

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NeW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fishermen's Outfits.

HE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to farnisk Flour and Meal, AUCTION.

promptly te EISHERMEN, at reasonable prices, all the OUTFITS necessary to proseeute PUBLIC AUCTION, Gin, Whiskey, Gingerette, Tea, ee Tobacco, Xe. &e 5 , .

Oe oe eT

all the different branches «et PUSHING carried on about Prince Edward [siand, awd. the adjacent

om PEAKK'S WHAKP, Waters, such a3

merside, Pe E. Island, was tt rr B| Tuesday, the Ot July, instant, ee : sia ; era sla aad board the brig L aber ity at Mayarau wists ¥ : ut 3 0 clo« k », mh now funding wv. Brig : Lowisa | I SALES KR OM, on W EDNESDAY , ante i a s : Sere s 7 | from NEW YORK, of the L0th instaut. at 11 0 cloek— | eatheas er Married, 3 qtr. Casks DuKnyper GIN : : , eT ee eee | Mackerel Hooks Butter At the residence of the bride's futher, on the 2nd 243 Barrels FLOUR, os a GINGERETTE. | Cod do ork : inst, by the Rev. Thomas Duncan, the Rev. Eben} rr ; 0 do GING Ly aks fpf MeNab, Yarmonth, N.S, to Magwie second dangbter 200 Baltimore Meal, 10 mg IrEA be ue ao kerel —. oe of Mr. James Davis. Osborne Honse } o 20 Bois, Extra FLOUR, Lard, At Tignish Chapel, ou the 27th ult. by the Rev 109 Bags do. o do Granulated SUGAR, Mackerel Jigs, ive, Mr. Pervy, Me. Thomas Reilly, of Chat lottetown,| =Terma—3 nrunths. 2 do Crushed i do Cod Leads, Cotlee to Aunie, second dauguter of Mr. Thomas Mountain, | , M ; = Be nan a BR ane Cotton Duck, Sugar, j Kildare Capes art 2 { ¢ y ’ j V0 Boxes TOBACCO (Ss aAmMroc), De Sail ‘Lwige, M lasers, At the residence of J. W. Pickard, Queen's | f WM. ' cGILL, i 2 Bois. Currants, 2 Bbls. Vinegar, |- Bait Knives Spices Square, Charlottetown, on the D8th ult, by Mr. J. | a Auetioneer. | L) Boxes Pipes, 3 do Kerosene, Splitting Knives Pickles Chapple, B. CoM, Mr. Maurice Hobbs, to Miss| — Charlottetown, 8th daly, 1807, f [ 12> do 3 Crown Soap, 5 cases Matches, ia poate : 1 ahaa Auuie Henderson, both of this City. rer | 16 do Raisins. 20 Doz. Pails, « vi , 4 > = a | AU ; | ION, | 7 do 8&8 x IG Glass, 20 do Brooms, | Bait Heavers, aa Oil, ' ; . . ; . 10 do Indigo, 50 do Blauecking, | Clam Choppers, eroaene Oil, | Died, : \F NHE Subseriber is instructed to Sell at) i do Gronnd Coffee. ? Vil Clothes, Vinegar, At Mount Pleasant, Lot L2, on the 22nd of June, | AUCTION on THURSDAY NEXT, the, SU Ibs. Black aud Colored Thread. | Sou’ Westere, &e., Ge, &e.!

Mr Alexander MeDouygald, aged SI years, after a| severe stroke of sickness of four days, which he | bore with Christian fortitude. He bas left a dis-| consolute wife and ten children to mourn their) irreparable loss. He was a man of great moral rectitude aud sterling virtue; at the time of his decease he was WC. T. of the Ll. O. of Quod) Templars, of Hope Temple, M. P Lhas passed away a soul with virtue tired, As ever yet by force of death eXpired ; Iu every respect which my peu coald scan He was the type and pattern of an houest map. —St. Johuand Miramichi papers please copy.

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At her residence, Auckland, New Zealand, on | Lith April, Harriet Grace, the beloved wifs of Mr. | Thomas Williams, formerly of P. E. Island, aged | 13 years |

At Murray Harbour Road, on the Sth ult, Mary | McKinnon. the beloved wife of Mr Alex. McPher- son, in the 3d year of her age, leaving one cbild, | und & disconsolate husband to mourn their loss

At Sea Cow Pond, Lot!, on the 25th inat, Patrick Pheophilus, eldest and mach beleved child of Mr P. Connick, alter au illness of 23 days, in the Sth yeur of his age.

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Port of Charlottetown.

ARRIVED.

| June 29—-Sch. Mary McDonald, Pictou ;—coal to

jmaster, Hope, Kobertson do, do —to master. |

felegram, Richibucto ; deals to Owen & Walsh. | | |

Clarinda, Allen, Pugwash ; limestone, to master. Kosanna, Murray, Victou; to master Ann West-| away, Taylor, Shediac ; deals, to waster. Ser. | Albambra, Nickerson, Boston ; flour, &e. to Car. | vell Bros, July 2—Seb. A Pitield, McDonald, Bay | Vert ; deals, Owen & Walsh. Amelia, McDonald, | Pugwasu ; limestone, to master. Alice, Bears, | | Pictou ; coal, to master. Kiver Phitip, Hamwon, | Port Poilip , fish, to master. Mount Vernon, Cam-} bell, Halitax ; flour, &c., to W. Dodd. and others. | Velocity, Meichaaod, Kichibucto ; boards, &e, to master. 4—Hero, Orr, Buctonche ; luuber. Mar- garethu, Coanter, Quebec ; flour.

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June 29—Sch. Comet, Evans, Gulf; fishing. Clar inda, Alien, Pugwash ; bal. Freedom, English, | Buctouche do. Alice Lung, Fongeran, Port Hood ; Suruh Ann, Allin, Bay Verte ; do. Str, Al- bambra, Nickerson, Bosten ; pro, July 1—Sch. Hope, Robertson, Pictu; bal. Amelia, Reid, | Puzwash ; do. Seaman’s Bride, MeDonald,do. 2) —Secb. Spray, Vere, Richibucto ; bal. Sea Breeze, | | Hobbs, Picwou 3 do. Kosanua, Murray, Port Rich. | |}mond ; Highland Maid, Forster, Kichibucto ; do, 3 —seh. Alice, Beers, Pictou ; bal. Vincent, Mc-/

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Neili, do. Hmerald, McDonald, Guif ; fismog. Anrivals in Europe from hence. Gravesend, Juse 9—Fanny, Salmond. 10th— Rowena. Bridgewater, June 13—Camil'e. Liverpooi, June 16—L. C. Owen. : on : ecieantemnte aa nauneseneeiacatt | PRICES CURRENT, Cusr.ortetown, July 5, 1867. Provisions. Beef, (smal!) per Ib............. bo cand 6d to 91) Do by the quarter .... 0.62 cece sees «5d to Tu Pork, (Curc@sd)....0.0..ce cece cces cee s--4d to 5d] Do (amall).... co0e coos ceccee sees cece dd to Fil Matton, per 1b.... 6.2.6... wees ee veee ee 5d to 7d! Veal, per ID...- cee cece cere ceene eves 3d to 5d) EE Pee eeeome Renae . vce Monnet toe ced &* ome oe ee ee ee Oe Bettie, CINE. eo osc osc ccc 0 cus: cece me OD REET Do by the tub .... ce cece car ecceworne none Cheese, per 1D.... cc ee cece cone weee ces -- du to 6d Tallow, por 1b.... cece cece cee e ew eeeeeee 84 to lid

ct dv cove te 06) seeee Sgt to Bhd -. 17s ty lss!

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Lard, per ID...6ccveccvececsece Flour pet 1b.... case coveceese.os Oatmeal, per CW. ee. es ceeree- ee cree Eggs, pet Gozem..... -.- 4. ---- ose

Grain. 60Gb ebend 4s bses 20005 0x0 4s 6d to 5s

Barley, - 2394)

Uats, perdo ... abeeaee tac Vegetables.

Peas per qm@art.... 2... cece eens cree ere ecees none, Potatoes, per bushel coe oe 26 Od to Ss} Poultry.

lurkeys, each Gone cone cees.oo sence peste 0 aT Seb, GAO v4 e boks 6 OS obee ais dead Is to ls fd | Chickens, pait.... 2... 0.0. cece cee coe 28 68 Wo Be Fish. |

Codfish, per tl... --.- see eeeeee ooses ane $9 308! Herrisge, per burrel............---+-.3Us tu 40s! Mackere!, per doten........-...- e200... 38 to 4s} Lumber,

nce acenhe

Do (Spruce)...... < nile 4s to 5s es CPO. Lise. 5 s0e tepid eeuseee 9s | Shingles, per M... 2... eee cece cree eens 10s to lis Sundries.

POW ROM ind dono << cree non eaners 75s to 80s |

Straw, per CWE...- 22-2 cee ceee cere vec h® Gd to 2a) Timothy Seed.... .. 2. eens ec ccee eee cone cers none | o waren ss cece ROM!

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| Calfskion, per ib... 2.20 ce cece cone eeee 6d to 9: | PM OA WBS so. F545. sks s cond hse dks edo 4d! FP is Ghawdsee deew goes onto eoeusse Is to ls 3d! Sheepekina ....... se cee ee ecereeeees: OM to IB) | Apples per doz.... 2... 2-0. eee e eens cece 3d to 5d | GEORGE LEWIS. Market Clerk. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills | Pf // Are the most perfect pur-|

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gative we are able to pro- | duce, and, as we think, ’ has ever yet been made}

by any body. Their ef-|

fects have sbundantly | ep . | shown to the community |

how much they excel the | other medicines in use. |

| They are safe and picasaut to take, but powerful | }tocure. Their penetrating properties stinulate the| | vital activities of the body, remove the obstructions |

of its organs, purify the blood, and expel disease. | | whey purge out the foul hamors which breed and | }yrow distemper, stimulate slugyish or disordered

| . : ‘ . | organs into their natural action, and impart tone

lend strength to the whole system. Not only do they cure the every day complaints of everybody, | ‘but formidable avd dangerous diseases. While | | they produce powerful effects, they are at the same in diminished doses, the safest and best,

| physic that can be employed for children. Being

time,

being |

| engar-couted, they are pleasant to take ; and, Cures |

| purely veyetabie, are entirely harmless | have been made that would surpass belief, were | \they not substantiated by men of such exa!ted | | character, us to forbid the suspicion of nutrath. | | Many eminent clergymen and physicians certify to | the public the reliability of our remedies, while, others have sent us the assurance of their conviction | that our Preparations contribute immensely to she! | relief of our afflicted fellow-men. | The Agent below named is pleased to furnish | | yratis our American Almanac, containing directions | lfor the ase of these medicines and certific tes of} | their cures of the following complaints :— | GVostivencss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, | | Dropsy, Heartbury, Headache arising from foal) atomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of | the Bowels and Pain arising therefrom, Flatulency, | Loss of Appetite, all Diseases which require an evacuant medicine. They aiso, by purifying the | blood and stimulating the system, cure many com- plaints which it would not be supposed they could| vench, such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neu- |

| ralvia and Nervoue Irritability, Derangement of | /the Liver and Kidueys, Gout, and other kindred |

| occupied by ISAAC J. WALDRON, next door to

| order, being well found, with new Saile and Rigy-

| James Keddiu, Owen Connoily, C. Reilly, John A. | } McKeuna, Esqrs., and Hons. D. Brenan and P. |

| be obtained. Shouidany-Society have been omitted,

| Reeresestatives, properly furnished with Cre-| execute all orders in bis live with neatness and |

i 2 r( ‘clock, the Store for ‘ly | . | j Lith iustant, at two o'clock, ut the Store formerly ALSO, He’ alan jndiseies enetfant. Sarilitios Ge 1%!

ISPECTING snd PACKING MACKEREL and |

5 Busts (Washington. Frankiin & others) other FISH.

| View of St John, N. B, (gilt frame) 3 Dozen Curtain Kings, 8 Maslin Curtains, i Spy Glass, 2 Ottaman Tops, 2 lnrge Kerosene Lamps, 1 India Rubber Air Cashion. N. RANKIN,

Auctioneers’ Row.

Skiuner’s Corner, Queen Street,

GLASSWARE --- in part:

90 Doz. WINE GLASSES. Kerosene LAMPS. Chimnies, Salt-cellars, Vases, Fruit Dishes, Plates, ke. Xe

Writing Desk (Walnut), Boxes Toilet Soap, To bucco, Vinegar, Kerosene Oil, Scales, Weights & Measures, Window Sashes.

JEWELLERY — in Silver Watches, Watch Chains, Rings, Brooches, &c-

CLOTHS — Coats, Shirts, Concertinas, Purses, | Photographs, Boxes Seygars, Hair Brushes 2 | Gaas, Jannting Sleigh, Harness (silver mounted), Bells, 2 Butfalo Robes, | Wolf do, ! Fancy do.

FURNITCURE—Extension Table (walnut), Chairs, Lounge, Carpets, Cerk Stove, Shop do, Parlor | do, Beds, Bedding, | Feather Bed, and a variety of other nsetal articls

"1 CO HALL. |

| Charlottelown, May 20. 1867.

COPPER PAINT.

PF HYHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly on| oes eel i hand a supply of | re above Sale r ’ . i . ae Tar & Wonson’s Copper Paint, |

is Postponed Hi aaah as sf jan article which has given the greateat aatisfae-

until THURSDAY, the I1th inst.” | tion te all who bave used it. It possesses superior | eoietintoctnemennaai ————= | qualities for effectually preventing the accuaiula- tivu of all foul matter, such a8 Worms, Barnacies, |

IRON BY AUCTION. | Grass, &e., on the bottous of Vessels or Boats, |

To be Sold by AUOTION, on POP oS | when properly applied. WHARKFE,. on THURSDAY next, the Ith} inst, at Lt o’clock—

17 tons } inch ROUND IRON,

July 8, 1867 li

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Charlottetown, May 20, 1867.

Sale Positive. No Reserve. 2 au ft do au io on A, MeNEILL, Auctioneer. | 2 do 1 do do do Cotton 2 rec a0 Reading Room Building, 8th July, 1867 3 do 14& 1) in. Square do. il AVING been appointed Agent for the) ee Pee er cor ane | aes, sale vt the celebrated | Fashions for July. ee CARVELL BRO'S, | Russels Mills Cotton Duck, | "YAK Latest FASHION BOOKS and} Ch town. Jaly 8, 1867, Anctioneers. | the gubseriber ia prepared to receive orders for|

LADIES’ MAGAZINES, at HARVLE'S BOOKSTORE,

July 8, 1867 Queen Street.

lall the different Numbers, in quantities to auit|

*“HER MAJESTY.” purchasers

/{rae Steamer Her Majesty, now on her |

oe ; | IL. ©. HAL way from HAMILTON, ONTARIO, will eall |

a Seat ticles Ch’tewn, May 20, 1867. fat this Port as before, and sell part of her Cargo of | : ~ : —

Wesleyan igazaar,

Scythes. Scythes, ~~ riour, | | ‘{N’S SCYTHES, B i See NASIL s SCY EUES, | eer &ec. &e. | eh ant ee |

TEXHE LADIES of the Westevan Concreca- | Due notice of the Sale will be given. TION of Charlottetown wil, D. D., hold their |

CARVELL BRO’S, Agents. | BAZAAR, of useful and faney articles, in the | July 8, 1867 li /} UPPER HALL of the MAKKET HOUSE, on!

AMERICAN SOYTHES,

Cheap for Cash. HENRY A. HARVIE,

July 8, 1867. 3i Queen Street.

SCHOONER BY AUCTION. Tue Subseribera will Sell at AUC- | wn TION. on SATURDAY, 13th inst, | at 1 o clock, on QUEEN'S WHARF, | The Clipper Schooner Margaretha, 39 Tons, American built. This Vessel is in perfect |

~~ | WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 10th and AT ST. PETER’S BAY CHURCH,) Admission, adults Is. 6d., children under 12! «-™ on JULY 10th, in aid of the Presbyterian | years of age 9d.

raY hk, it eu & art » $ 11th of JULY next. Congregation there.

The P. E. Island Steam Navigation Company, ve kindly consented to issue return tickets for | the oceasion, as the reduced rate of $1.25 each to, : isit fr th hbe -revinces, whi

If the day prove unfavorable it will be he!d on| aches evilt edasts ae a vee the next fine day. 1 aio ; : se ; | MONTAGUE COFFIN. |' | Ch’towa, June 24, 1567.

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Preparations for Refreshments of all kinds onthe |}, } ground at an early hour, and Tea to be served at |.) 1 o'clock, p- m.

July 8th, 1867.

Lloyd’s Register of British and’

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Executors’ Notice. LL PERSONS indebted to the Estate of

= . ‘ ‘ Foreign Shipping. the HONORABLE THOMAS HEATH} HAVILAND, late of CHARLOTTETOWN, |

Charlottetown, 8th, July, 1867. RULES AND REGULATIONS. | j.ccased, are requested to wake iinmediate pay’ |

EAS

PLEASURE AND R RELAXATION, ™ OTICE [8 HERBY GIVEN. that in! ment to the undersiged, Exeeutors of the last Will | VED ' op L pursnance of Resolutions passed by the Com-| and Testament of the said Thomas Heath Havi- PAO WAD,

mittee of this Society, the Rules and Kegulations| laud; and all persons having any claims against | Under the auspices of the Benevolent Irish Society. | for the Building and Classification of Wood Ships | the said Estate are requested to furnish their | have been Amended, as under, viz ; | accodnts, duly attested, to the said Exeeutora, |

B* the special permission of the Rector, | 4 ees z has ~— amended, as regards the} T HEATH HAVILAND, ? he Rev. Angie MeDovatd: mbera of | fitting of diagonal iron plates on the frames of | SPOVPGE W. De cree

the hen ah olhg em. ramen ou their count chips constructed with long and short armed tloors, | hieene . 1 en : | Pie Nic on the beautifal grounds of Saint Dunstan's | #24 8 this respect will be altered a3 follows:— =| _— tat wt eto =

College, on MONDAY, the 22ud day of JULY, | Ships of great length in proportion to their | re ‘ | breadth or depth. King Square House! _

instant. Che means necessary for the games and amnse- | B* recent arrivals we have completed our|

meuts used on such occasions, such as cricket, ATIONS, |

qavits, foot and suck races, will be provided by the Committee. We respectfully invite an inapection of same by | intending purchasers.

ing, isa very faust aailér?é nd im every way suitable | for a Mackeret fishing vessel. CH” Terme at Sate. CARVELL BROS.

Executors.

All Ships, the length of which (measured from | the fore part of the stem to the aft part of the} steru-post ou the range of upper-deck) shall ex- | ceed tive times their extreme breadth, or eight tinies und under nine times their depth, shall have | diagonal irou plates closely inserted ontside the | frame.* The said plates to extend from the upper | jside of upper tier of beams to the lower part of chocks at first foochook heads amidships, and to | the same perpendicular height forward and aft, | measured from the lower part of the keel. When| Ships are constructed with long and short armed

will be secured

There will be a Refreshment Saloon on Temper- ance Principles on the grounds

[he Members of the Society will leave St Andrew's Hall at 9 o'clock, a. m., and proceed to |

the Colleye vroutids, Raat : : . | Admiasion—Geutlemen, Is 6d; Lady and Gent., he we we pig ies ae ¥ payee - aor wae | eeeraeneroman 2s 3d; Children half price. $ vetween long floor heads and first footook hea 85 G tl } Vickete can be hadnt the Sores of W.R. Wateon, - size of the plates not \o be less than as follows, én emen ! In Snips of 100 tons and under 200 tons, 3} by Walker, and of the undersigned Committee : |_ seven-sixteenths inch- Ricuarp Reppin, Peter Dore, |In Ships of 200 tous and under 400 sons 4 by 3) BEE R & SONS Parnick BLaKé, Jous Hesxessy, rr mnipa of 400 toris and under 700 t 4} by ji | June 3rd, 1967 F ! 6 ae See dieies eon Tawa ns \ . ré ons, y ¢ 10.) une 3rd, 1867. is! pat 6w Joux Bowers, Peres Treanor, In Ships of 700 tous and ander 1000 tons 5 by j in. : — W. C. GRANT, Sec’v.

Ciiiin. Sie We, In Ships of 1000 tons aud uader 1500 tons 54 by | STRAW GOODS. |

thirteen-sixteer ths, } OMPRISING in part the newest d| look Here! | tt -

The arrangements fer the Dance, both aato room |

and other accommodation, will be such as to please all parties. The attendance of the best Violiuists a. Bk rT BEER & SONS. Ch'town, June 3rd, 1867. is] pat Ow

Choice Lot of SUMMER TWEEDS for:

+3 Gentlemen's wear, at

In Ships of 1500 tons and nnder 2000 tong 6 byj- ‘ . In Ships of 2000 tons and above, 6} by j in. nicest designs in Ladies’ and Misses’ HATS, |

and to be fasta ved with bolts, one at each alter-| BONNETS, &c. &e.

nate timber, net less in diameter than the aize BEER & SONS 7 Je

given fer * vhrongh butt bolts’’ in table D The! lates to be well protected by proper coating,| June 3rd, 1867. isl pat 6w

Point, just at the new Wharf, Grand River, Ebevice the timbers to be coated iu the scores} i

on the Chureh land, in aid of the funds of St. which are to receive the aa’d plates. Packet between Charlottetown |

George's Church, a THA will te held. Section 62 has been also altered in accordance | {

The yroves there are uneqialled. Cordials and | with the above. | AND

other delicacies’ will be furnished in a Saloon! Section 46 has been amended, as regards tree- | > opened at ten. The music in the groves, ou the | nails, by reqtiiring thatin all cxuses they shall be CASCUMPEC.