reated simply by the charity of indi-

~

originally ¢

jeps, exactly as those endowed ¥ lua goverelLrus, J pe the charity of private | lividua's. All the 2 ar ach sof England are the cree ae ate | divideais e State claims be wt ver them, except to see that they f sof thew founders; stull less late < die * alte . . vs - 42 as ( ‘ an \ can sav t P ut y < ssi at < en dies . ” t 6 % * ‘ S u Mm (ara o if ta thos ‘ ‘ “ ‘ i oe state evs } i e Vv | . k ‘ at \ t wi ‘ » I and ! . Satis- ‘ < x nt a FIs aa ny ‘ e \ ivil¥ a ' > X s whe 4 a rm . . Give v 5 au ve - rn oO sti beiwe State on the on ba $ e suits wl z ‘ gus x wie sce ‘ i ev r ba ube - 44 er an a“ ate tea z yreal iM@Mportsa @. ab it perva ~ t v > , and th Woe puentiy eon 1 Ou ead y ’ subject 1 ar Anowiled a elivio and 8 ca ett 1m » Without any aba i me Live Tes ¥ vict s ¢ c gs resuit ca ly be atta d be elin fails ‘ts which involve d rectly or in-

8 directly anv difference of opmaion., An ex a

» history may examine Catho

' , ne ly tsa i Jews t ve er, a i ; vel re ed re, though the views on the

eanrmot teach

eulvect differ wide y; & proteseo Eagiveh history to such « mixed class without clas w with the iferent be 4

Yne prin a Ev zhsh education, intimate- ly mected with its v¥ unla y ature must De r arke It is that: J and that, too, 1 3 - nD, 1 recogms as ane tia element in educat The olde sti 3 as (he versities and endowe schoois, wer ‘ ed eXpfeasly to teach the Catholic reliz-

and as at t 4 ativ wat vas

b 7t ay Jeciaged at the stubiished w as the Ca » e oT WwW a:d have bee t e s lav look i SS e8tu + 1 ( tit s; and the siiles « revar 1 as yh 1 to edict > clergy ands t the terests the Establish Chu And to such an extent is this recoz nised, that even those who aerk to have the

advantace of the universities as revards teache ng extended to Dissenters, do not claim to} destroy their Churea of Enziand character. University College ia, we believe, the or ly great Co ere erected expres ly » the pr mle of eominating ail relizious tea a I a stitut s emphatically for tcacking cert bra s of knowledze, not for wholly educut ing ¥ :

Nor is the r 6 nature jueation less dist recog i ase nat ® «tha an ers ties, and of - levrate and m t s. it is t necessar t > all a oratire arations that he svatem sancti eG e ivy f i . ne-ceseari't a relizi ous . he r le is e lied ts rules, ke w r r <tea

g, e creed or ct — le revided in be 8 8 which share its crante As

Vv @ President xf the Committee of P y

Council said, ‘“The religious e\cmem underlies the whole evysre Thret reli sions element is C« ] Catholies.. € ff siand for the Es ablished ( 1, W a W eal ay. as, and so fo [it ia mein ) i this religious character of primerc education that the voluntary element has been kept so promi- went .and that ‘he State confines itse!f to assis ,

ea Terent creeds 16 ¢«ducaie €ir owt i ren. We nee? har iis add t the “ godless*’ system would not he tuderated Engiand t

iy the religious feelings of the people, but their leve of individual freedom would cause them to resist such a system. The “ gudiess’’ system, alfkeegch ably advocated, bas been re-

peataci7 and de

Eng

ese

dedly rejects 1

8 essentiau

Po sum

ish educa v freeand re

liga

and our humble opinion is that we shal

i

never have peace in thie little Colony until such

& system or sume other of a similar nature

#bail recognized by our Lo zislature

~~ +

A BAREFACED Ass ERTION.

Mr. Eleer Laird, inthe Patriot of the 4th tnet., asserts that, ‘‘ they (Catho ics) are, un-

der the present system (ol ei treated

r The

men to be found, we he

ication),

with perfect fairness. e are very few Is'and who fuct is

man on the

reve, on the

would make so bold ar the

1 asser t thst we hare never $s; “ken ¢ a eubject who did not ad _it that a eto R th >

lez s tor

great wron yuan © Take our C

instance. Roman ‘ atholics ;

are « . pelted te contribute nearly ne hail towards the salaries of the Professors of the Prince of Walesa Co ege, @ Protestant [nstitu yn, trom which they derive no benefit, and never will

besides they are compell by our Libera Gove ment to contribute the fuil share to wards the expenses for the repairs, &., &c., of said College: while on the other hand they are not all ywed one nenny ot the m ney Whic

they pay towards the education fund for their own Collesze It this iS “pertect tairn ss’ a

cording to Mr Laird’s behie!, it certainly is nut according to the rules of Justice had down in the Bible. A more g'arit and scandalous act of 1 wtive eould not he poroe trated A rain at to Cathol Sch s—St. Joseph's Scbvol, for example. In tis S howl there are about tao hundred young viris educated—not

merely tustru ted in a wretched The

auner,

parents of these children pay as much towards tie education [uud as the richest in the land.and yet how are they treated by ny rua) Liberal (y yvernume ST The "ae le I i bs | y we r a that vou are notonly enstructed in the branches which are tauzht in our Commoa S vols, Dut that you are also educated aud brousht up in the fear of ‘3 rd by teacher who have dev sted their lives to training youth in the pat sof vir- tue and wled se: but your teachers are Nucs wid inculeate the prec pts vu oreiisi 0, the lowe of God, and the absulute necessity of being Virtaous, and therefore we cannot “allow you any of the money which we ce mpel vou. to pay towa:de our “zodiess’ system. We be- li-ve that the Geand Turk would not dare to acts) unj astly towards his Christian subjects

as our Liberal Government bas acted towards toman Catholics L-t the Leader of the Goverameut remember that thi ll known by the eonstituents of East Poin, and that his policy will receive ite reward iu dee time.

<r

Sis we

We understand that a determination bas been couwe te by Protestant Members of the Local Legislature tu ineiat on a seperate Su perinteud- ent and Hoard a6 a feature of the proposed gew echeol measure of the Government. The Pre mier, no doubt, does not relish the idea, but mer- bers, it i# aaid, are Grw ow the point.

We clip the above from one of the English pa- pers published in Quebee. Wil those geutlemea who are thinking talking avd writing about edu- cation ip this Province wake @ vote of itt Iu Lower Canada the winerity of the population is Protestast; and, of course, they do uot like the schoml system of the Catholic majority. It in very natural Ought they—being a winoritv—te be compelied to submit? Or ought they be efi wed fo have their ewa eyetem? Aud, of ea, ahiuld hot the Cathulie mipurity io tbe other Progiaces ? —St. John Globe

Tue establishment of a Protestant School in | Charlottetown has, at lust, been decided upon, | an eXtensive subscription list obtained, a site aud in a few months the Buildi T he lead

the Wesleyans,

secured, ie will!

be in course of erection. in this

matter has been taken by but

whether the Lustitutien will be under the ex clusive control of the Westeyan d hoalion, or Ww ’ to several P testants we “4 tawa W t ‘ that those i! Lie ue ves i the rt? ne ‘ . wer all " ‘ is lie y wen V i fy) ‘ al Scl S Wh the pro ety oT w de i cn slo arta ‘ t scho was at advo- ‘ t ( { } ? y and l or rr t in ol it ( - Phits t ade minatiooa rants, repeat ‘ ass d tha 1 al t were t | 1 ul add ils YS we V ranted bin A town, any w e else nti Island, they « be es j t r the ‘ t ( mon S Act Wy sk Protestant friends who have s hed uid of sel i t to be est 1, why t ya ’ gy to-ex ] ary san is a eK see) that the P ( f Wales re is tu fom bei ed wit Ss, and at und the S Act they can est h as ma district schoole as will suff to cdueate a th } 1 rim C riofttetown, orint ] ind at the publec expense? W ot ex t any eXpia 1 vy are at ty } mim t the word ‘ et ence ft sch sin wl el < en WwW) ! st ted t } es ol the ¢ ristam re y acc ling to ‘ ews Protestants, and to give a iin Contrad t to their aes s that De Lirat 4 Sel 3 are t Waite We congratulat our Pr stant friends mthea oO by t! , ol the o ty sound neipl ! ‘ —the e of mak 7 reiigt the 4 of all ar tea yin nary schools i Lat s of P ‘ | vu Island are fa ess a to establis sid maint s s than are t Protestants y at ¢t | sent t e, ( c have many . vis Va s arts f the Is!awd, ar s fe < ae é Sha t or eted, t st 6 s au tect t ( y will be the Catholhe Ed 4 i esta shim ts—th mo 3 3 “4 and ty « Cat ics P E.lward Island during the episcopacy R p Me- Ittyre. The reasons which now ctuate Protestants in the determination to establish # P.otestaat School, are sound reasons. The same reasons actuated Bishop McE ern, when, in the infaney of the ¢ vy, he found- ed St. Andrew's College, B p MeDonald wher St Duristan’s was established, a el Melnutyre when he entered upon the wl S$ ces . a i ¢ 18 nOoW e vaged l erfecsiig, of « y religious | ation to every Cath 1 1@ laland We v j 5 es ) u Y 5 a it . 5S 1 a f a P stants a desirabl Cha wn, as able te e ist ts yi, - teetarnt ~ ois & e ally de ‘ t J t Is and, wl fve iu are Pr sia ire t ve ed 1, and where Protest pa s have the means of « z them; and Wwe Ww | as v hat it | ad ‘ » ei bia 5 - po va e! a ” *® Grove e o uw“ x ein ? It « s 4 yt e that ~ Ite cao ¢ inted the @xi enee Why then sh a denomina 5 A : a a 3 v < a 1 j . a4 efficiently as hey ula be ¢ ated the c mm . 8 e proa 1 trom a sna i tle m annually ws 5 >t f kid ation? We said reas 4 b® vive and we trust that P etanis i yn ie Isiand w 4 ace t ed ands tuat le nigatioual s ys are ed ~—and they are erected at great cost to indi- juaig—such sch ssioud b pa i from the school fund, fur the work which t iy do. We commend to their serious attention, the fullow- ng extract, which some months ago, we

ipped from the St. John Freeman:

* Denominational

called, aheuld ne

education, a& it is sometimes

tobe regarded by auy imnpartis! wan B88 BB Concession fe Cathuiice Earnest ery denowlnat children of their denom wat

strucied in prine tione should be

honest meu of ev on muel prefer

at the ton should be

t

and educated wm its

ans of

& doctrines,

plese. Sincere Christ ail deneomina sorry fo see ¢ “hristiar the distike, if red idea that C others that all educat id matiy to the dictates avd justice In Er yu and, Where tee few te be the «t hjecta of avd pubie fe other tuan the der

ity banwhet trom the pubsie actiools Bat hatred of Cathe d “sire be Christian, bli

rhreity and the alhohes ion should of reasoti Cathelics are perpetual

ould

nal ayetem.”’

mere than

pealoursy

apyprehens'on opinion w vierale

weMeinail

-_--

NearLy Drowsep.—A sailor belonging to te ti r on” tying at O'Neil a Wharf, While endeavering to get on board hia veseel, Saturday wight last, tell overboard and would eer- tain y have peris wd had it not been tor the prompt at d timely aesistanee which was at hand Phe particulars of the case are as follows: The ‘eaman Delonging te the schr* Laton Wir me

mpanted dewnh the whart Oy anetner man, be being slightly wtexicated. When the satlor fel overt the wharf tis ecumpanion lesped atter hin,

but was unable to reach bim, and to save kis own bile he clung te one of the stringers of the whart The man whe fell ever was by thia time com

and the whart, is lo rescur the poor tellew, howere:

pletely exhausted and chilled with the cold

sitheugh three or foul pereene Were on ‘Wiel

rruuate

they were ecesatul in their eff)

itt k s fet a young man named Martin Malone

belonging le

(| Cove and Shipyard, Let 18, wae held on Friday, j the Qlnd ult. for those settlements, was cailed upon to preside was

other schooner hearing the erties of a man oFfer. |

beard, with great intrepidity, water, ewan te the drowuing nidefar pe in festcuing bin

leaped into the and by tue took with bin, suceeded from @ Walery grave Whew tabeo upon the wharf, the wan could not aprak and remaived insensible all Sunday. Malone also in saving the mau who jumped over to upaniog

wan, which be

succeeded rescue tiis Cot

Martin

Malone resided in this ent) lor several! year s,uod iB

[ The young aan above alluded to, Mr. of our citzens, This in the secoud or third time that Mr His

bandsomely rewarded.—Eb

well known to many Maloue has rescued Be TrVices de

Ex.

parties from drowuinog. beroie

serve to be = ore

‘We bert

7 rth edkutbiualloo McGill College, The ye is a son of our respected fellow towneman, Sumuel Match, Eeq., distinguished h after he entered Ne ill Col eve He isa

feel as

hear

itified te ymerty

are gt the name of Mr Mute ot a ys Co sfutids ou the list of forty metriculante, at u recent depaurtwent of

lege

medical

—Main

n this notice,

held in the Moutreal.’

un gentleman named who

self very shertly

youth

of very superior abilities; and we sured

that he will continue to do bis part to maintain

which has b+eu

Wind

the high reputation for scholarehi;

established in the Universities of Mesteden: sor and Edinburgh,

Edward Island —Isl.

by the sons cf little

——_- ~

Mr. Hi. E. McEwen, our readers will regret to

Pi ince }

} j

learn, was 60 severely injared by the explosion |

which took place in his store, in Queen Street, on

Monday evening last, thatafter Knyering in ex

cruciating agony for near.y vine duys

}

death put |

an end to his suffering about 12 o'clock on 1. uesday

night last, For two days previons to his death, be wae, we believe, wholly unconscious. The deceased, who was only twenty-four years ¢f age, comme need business in this city on hie own ac- count a few weeks since, and was highly respect

ed. The whole community deeply sympathize | with his afflicted parents and relatives Hie re-} mains were conveyed, on Thursday last, to St.

| Peter's for iuterment.—Isv.

names had been suggested. it was finally resolved en motion of Mr. Alex Mr Arthur Owen, should hereatter be

PUBLIC MEETINGS. A Public Meeting of the inbabitante of Oyster

for the purpose of selecting a name Mr. W. MeNeiil Shupson , and the undersigned appointed Seeretary. Alter a nomber «tf MeKeivie, that the places called * nh spent i the

seconded ty above panel Haunlter.’ Seome- discussion of

e wae the aoine

inatters of a local nature, after which the meet ng dispersed Jas. Ramsay, Secy Hauilton, Feb. 10, Tego Ata Meeting held at Mr John Sillikera, O Leary I on W ewd ty e ded inst. for the purpose of i pe the cality Mr. doshun Smuathoan iv ene ed to the chair, on Motion it was re i ; Si ' en the O'Leary R MW « iw sat ‘ Alex ( ale sw « een | hereafter known ia" K tord JOHN CAMPBELL See'y. A eet f ‘ this Section of i oi, « ~ { re t de pon ay eft a lex ity when it wus mliliu siv re ved e 1 ne be M WwW ae | MPTON, ( Ban We Compton, x retary Sturgeon Road, Lot 1, Feb. (1, 1868, ~ -7o-r-

IN MEMORIUM., 2 vir Queen of ¢ all the I’ Une Dove, ] 2 : Sister's fervent prayer, And take to thy mate

A sister, whe, by thee

realms above,

of the Celestia

roaleure

apired,

Ehas tron: thin aucal world retired, And when trom earth we all shall go, And no longer feel aff ction’s woe,

May hee Dright preacnce be our guide, Pe take our plices by her wide Oh, Holy Mars! Mother mild! For ever guard thy faithful child Mra. J. F. W. Feb. 29. Psd

—

Ch'tewn,

Charlotictews Debating Club. On Friday to the Com- mittee appomnted te revise the By jawe spethy Report, the qiestion for the Should Decimal currency be intreduced aud wae postponed until Friday evening {, then to be epened by Mr. POS MeGewan advertieed Debate

at 74 o’cluck, precisely

rie a

Young Meu's Christian Association.

evening last, owing bringing evening lite

a le nex as} fe commence

Hlaszarp, Seey.

re betore the Yo MC. ation, will be delivered by Donald F

ait Sche Room, on 1

Associ Esq, ursday eve Ing fhe Life and Doors vpen at eture to commence at 8 p.m. Ad

erg son

ve Warhingto

Fi }

R. W. Spracve, See'y.

oe =

r} oe i. wa * Geoiate las yeea

on the weil

evening ol Oliver Ore ; wus decided in the ject for debate next Wed Was Hon. Mr. Howe ty the situation 7 d Laird, Esq "Fr

_—_ -

'

question * Is the characte weeths of sdiniratie affirmative, The an nesday evenme, will be ** juet tied in ‘cept by Dav:

Dawson, Sec’y.

C2 Last week we pu

Grevor «a seecoud letrer o he Scl

ishetthe Rev Dr Me aud s Week We pr sh the rev. ventleman’s third fonnd » siarpn Aes those tettere bear upon the qiewlioh now agitating world ree

| Question

vhi wiil be another ¢ ommend them to the ut We rey re ir hands ou the Dr Alc ors first letter

ret that we

paper containing

fentive perusal of our readers

-_—_ +

We bare seldom seen a finer display of ladies

Drees Materiale than that exhibited by our triend Robert Young. They eo: siet of an al- meat eudiese var ety of fancy Dresses. trom 1 4

per yard upwards, Coburga, in almost every

shade and quality, Winseya, good and heavy, frou Did pe yard, Freach Merinoes, in all the eading colors, very ¢ eap, Printe from 8d per yard very good and nice Giughame from Yd Ladies would do well to take a note ef this. eon Birth At Ottawa on the & neat , Lady MeDonald wife of the Hun Sir Jolin A McDonald. of a te . Idarried. At (Cr 14. on the '] a } @ Bev. Johu G amere Wr Alexander Mefartane, of De Sabie M Sarai lu an Jrapaad

I 3 on Tuaesia he l6th inat.,in the vear of rage of consnmuption Catherine, the eved wife f Me. Jol ut Hi Besides a 7 “ u s a oa d ne <« i } she leaves ‘ irge ¢ ‘ ear rela es ends to mourn eurly death Mn ® peace Ar In ae m the Wht vt 1 the hope of verlasting life Janet, widow of the late Mr John Matieson, aved 9S years At Dandas. on Sabbat set ult. in the happs aenrunce of a sa “ve interest t werite of her Saviceur, after uf vyuand painful i iess, Ann, the eloved w of Mr. Jonatiian MecKeuzie, aged 57 yeura At Mr Jeremiah Pawe's Lot 10, on Sunday the lath st, Mr Christopher Pavwe, a native ef Devonehire, Enyland uged 75 veare Deceased Was ju the employ of the late Hon oer Yeo for forty veure duriug which time he wained the esteem fall who knew him, and was the favorite of the

family with whom he lived so long i ily, at West Point, Lot 8

Feb 6th Mr. Lawrence Short, a

laud, ayed ti

on Saturday, native of i

Vourn

_ ME YEORANDA.

Arr. at Cardiff. Jau. 19 wen

-Royal Alfred, Phillips, from Charlottet Arr, at Liverpool, Jan. 20—Athol FPauny Gordor McLaren, f Passed Deal for Kiver, Kormack Air at Gravesend Arr at from George

Arr. at Q ieehstown

f-om P. EI xm (Geervet Jan 24—Ilris; 27—Pearl,

own

Janu. 283—Cndine, 23—Athlete

(insyow, Janu

Dauncey, yw,

Jan. 29—-Wm len

Bry Cable des *h to Mesere James Duncan & Ce .3 aikead al Suckville on the Jeth just... we ire ulad t he r ef the arrival of the shin

Danean at Liver; ro} miter w mepid parsage of 17 dure This tine ehip leuves fer this port nthe oth April. as wtil be seen by reference to

ive x un She will no deubt be oO he fustest siilps on the line between Liver

pool ¢ pig pat jottetuwu

DIS‘STE"S

Sch. Arrow, McDonald from Walifax for New York, with mackerel (before reported at Bermuda- in distress) arrived eff the east end of the island, and t Jan. 17. bat was blown off She re e Jlet, with fof furetopmast, and reinained iu port J0th, dischaeginy for rejaire? was making ab ut three feet of water per day

Couvevance of Rewains of Cargo of the Areo- nte —From St Michael's comes the vews dated

January io that the Whisper achooner of Guern- sev. bus been chartered to take the rewaiuder of the cary owts) of the Aerolite Mord ouuell) frow

P FE Island to Swansea, Which put in at St. Mich aels, December 3, leaky The brigt Donse, Capt: Bennett, belonging to

P. E: day eveuing re porte ae fi for Halifax, ou Mou lay winds up to Dee J, the westward

Iolend, which arrived at this port ov Satur lewea —Left Queenstown Nov. 23d laue; vad ligght Wheu atroug Winds set in frow vecriig, to WN W. which cos tinued upto the 14 Met with a terrifie stlorw, wind No N W' ship lying auder baleuced reefed gaiin- sull when « beavy sea swept the elip fore aud aft, kplitting the mainsail he buluace reef towarde lie luff, Wu jug oul ot chalke her keel and re ndering her uselees fur service ron work whieh held her war also broken off by the etreagth of the sea oA pertion cf the vessel's ilwarks was stove in and everything moveable The mau at the wheel i@ poet aud sustained cor wing ia collisiou With the The slip truugh ef the rea hour, tue 6ea waking a clegu breach her, bai to cat away ucddle staysaile aul nuke Oller preparutious for safety. Sull eucouut ered strong pales up to the 13th en which date a fearful pale from the W.B. W.epranug up with oss sea from the north Iu lat 46 22 lon 35 1 W.. lost a wan frou the fore tepsuil yard vawed Giuabriel Lyuso, a wative of Gossenburgh. After expenieneny a Coullnuation of heavy gales daring which the sai's were cowpletely beat out, eprauy fore ‘opmast, broke truse aud springe of the fore vard. Succeeded in reaching a Have ow Mouduy the Ist Feb., with two wen sick waking tbe voy- age frou QGueeustowu to this port in 75 days.—Hx Rkcorder. Pew 8

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

| LL PARTIES indebted to the Subscriber are 4 requested to settle up their accounts without further d- lay, as, by sv doing, it will save them un- hbecessary EX peLeges. A. HERMANS. Dorchester Street, next deor below Keading Room.

1869 —3in

frou t breawlug

ou deck Washed overboard wie aleo wached frow |i sideruble i juries trow co stanchions lay in the fur nearly ap

over

Feb. 17,

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

FYFVAE Monthly Meeting of the Board of Educa tion wili be held at the Colonial Buildi x, on ‘Loursday Eleven o'clock, a m N.B.—No exauination of candidates this month. JUHN McNEILL, Secretary B. E.

Feb.22, 1869.

to Be opened

Kent Street, 22

To His Worship the

a ayor o the City of Charlottetown. FANMIE undersigned Citizens of Charlottetown respectinily request that ur Worship wonld be pleased to cul®a public esting of the Citizens at an early date, to take iuto considera lion, The necessity ef supplying the

City with

Wholesome Water, and the beat meane of effect- | frovliog on Bedford Bay. at present. er fately, | ing it OCU d by Patrick Trainor Vie land is of the : ds : i The qneation of renewing the Cor . 37 beat desert ou; wv large poraon of ibis cleared and Impor a tous for the Saason, i f tract fe Lighting the City with Gas, the present eontreer | in wood « ifion, td) t8 vise close to abundance of : i j sentines in Alay next 2 ee | Mussel Mad and Seca Manure whieh, having been purchased by one of the Firoiy Pie right of the City to havea portion ef Go- Turme at Sate | ataonne of the firet [eusea in Europe, they are

vernment fiouse Grounds set apart fora PUBLIC PARK.

- And toufford an opportunity te the Citizens geverally of expressiuy the Ir Options Upoa the ubove, or any other subject® by whicn the C ity map be benetited or im} roved, Thomas W. Dodd, Simon Davies W. W. Lord R ulph Bb. Peake, a Peake, 1 homas Handr ihan, Win R, Watson, Daniel Davies, Artemas Lard F. W. Moore. Janies Duuean, Wm Heard, R Heartz, Geo Davies, Win. Brown, AL Brown,

Jolin Stumbles, George Keer,

und # large number of others with the Anta public meeting of Charlottetouwnu.to be mene on 02 e on WEDNESDAY evening

In compliance

ubove requier hereby aape pee

the clorens of itiet

next, the 24ib

at the heur of 7 o'clock. THEOPH. DESBRISAY, Chtown, Feb. 18, 1869 Mayor

We have heen requested to state that, tor Various reasons, it has been considered adyis- to pustpece the Town Meetins advertised as abeve, for W endesday. the rH RSDAY, the 4th MARCH, at half past seven oO Clock

Ch fown, Fet

able

». 22, 1869 Unicn Bank of P. E. Island.

aS Auvnal Meeting of the Stockholders of | 7 s GBauk wiliteke place at the Bank pre Inises 1 harlottetowa, o Wednesday, the third Day of March next, at Iv o'clock, noon, for the pur e of chaosing Seven Directors for the en BulMg year, und transacting such other busisess as S8anil be then ‘aid before thein.

N.b& By the trd Bye-taw, ail persons voting for others by proxy must deposit: their authority to vote with the ¢ 3} rial ieast one d 4) previous

y Ute iy Of miecti

JAS. ANDERSON, Ch town, Feb. 18, 1869 Cushier

Ne)’ Pic ac hy herel ry given — Py ecial Me ting of the CHARLOTTETS

OWN MUTLUAI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

held at the T perance Hail, on MONDAY evennnyg, the HIGH TH diy of MARCH next, at EIGHT o'eivn k, fur the purp of setting upon the new Act of Iecorporation, — the

present Act being about to expire.

By Order of the Board of Directors. HENRY PALMER, Sec’y nd Feb. 1369. pat isl

Fo Tenants upon Lots 50, 67 & 65. \ OTICE is hereby given tothe TENANTS \ upon the above Townships, that [ have been appointed Ayent of Lady Wood and Mise Fanning. and of Col. and Mra

collect ull reute and arrears of rent due and owing

to them EDWARD J

Ch'tewn, Feb. 18, 1869.—tm

Bank of P E. Island. “pas Annual Meeting of the Stockhold.

if thie Bank will take place at the Bank (sreat (seorge Street, ud dav of Mar

HODGSON,

ere « premises,

Duesday, the

Charlottetown ou hh next. at l2 o'clock

nvon, fer the purpe@se of choosing Seven Dina TOKS for the e¢ueuing vear, and trausacting such | other business as shall be then la'd before them.

N B~—RBy th

tor at!

e 4th Bye law, all persons voting ere OY proxy, inet deposit their aathority { “ith the Cuehier. at leaat one day previone tothe day of meeting WM CUNDALL, Cashier. Chitown. Feb 1) 18689.

Diet of Worms DISSCLYED BY

y mo TY OIG x ¥ WATSON’S SCHOLEDION W HICH is offered to the pabhe as a perfectly

safe. pleasant and efficacious EXPELLER of WOR 4S from the haman Sv«tem Aé this pre paration containe no wineral ingredient the «ad ministration of if to vonny children ia not followed by the danverone and in many cases, fatal con eeqnences recruiting from the use of many of the Vermifaves at present before the public :

A compliance with the directions accompany ing it will prove it deserves the characters claim ed for it above, while the piomptuess and painless caaracter of its action comin it the che satest remedy for worms hitherto diacovered

W 8. WATSON. ‘toria Rnildine 2 Chitown Feb 18 § abou SIANS,

Bell-Hanger,

GUA AND TW-SHHTH LY

Dorchester Street, (next to Reediny Room Building.)

Be iS to return his thanks to the general

public forthe liberal patronaze extended to him since hia commencement in buainess, and asks for a continuance of the same. He keeps constanty on hand

A neat Assortment of ‘Tinware: Kitchen Utensials, Are., &OC., AOE.

ALL ORDERS in the above BUSINESS

will be punctuaily attended to.

TS.

> Vote

Grand

City Drag Btore, Vix Que ven Sireet

A.

Chitown, Febroury 17,

Vaiuable Fishing and Merchantile

Estabiishment, FOR SALE OR TO LET,

At Souris bridge!

rs Subecviber will Nell the fee simple or Let |

fer uterm of years ae may be ayreed upon, his Valuable Property at Soukis BeivGe are three wood new Buildings ou the premiese. viz, —oue large Store und Warehoure, W244 12

post. # obop and Dwelling House all complete for | Goeds, a Warf anew kish House an the Wharf, and Jarge fish Quakes, 120" 60 feet from the Wharf to the Bore, capable «f dryirg 400 | qut Ine Pg tive pood Boite, wud Saile, with other

i

The |

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the 2oth day of February, instant, at |

year .&e, Peucheour Tubs, Weights Beam and facta with eve “al other fishing articles The preaises are culy 2 feet fre om the Que o's Wharf, and quite near the Steamboat Whar?. at these wharves the wi vale Seusou, and us souris Harbor ie the first epen and the last to close in P. KE. Island, there iagot a better place fora pener- al business in King’s County.

For further particulare please apply tothe Hon Beujamin Davies or Owen Conuolly Keq tetuwu, or to the subscriber ou the emeiins JAMES MOYNAGIT 2 1869, Her Sua

Vewse le ‘ys

_ Bour'a Enet, Feb ~~

A Freehold Farm of 100 acres ef |

hand fo~ Sale! NHIS FARM is situated on Beech Hill, eastern portion of LotdY nine miles from Montague Bridge the priuc igh al ehippisg portin King’s County, ve wiles from Vernuow River Bridywe, aud is con-

Veuieut to eeveral Churches of diff rent denoming- |

tious, and within halt a mile of supe ior Grict, Saw

and Shingle Mills (Me Wallin 6. Georgetown Road), | the District |

aud within a quarter of a mile of Schoo) beuse There are about forty acres 6lear, and in «a high stete of cultivation, with afew acres Gt tor stumping. The rewaiuder ix covered with a superior growts of hard wood, sud there ia pot a foot of wiste land om ihe whole premises stream of water rane acrosa the furw about fificen cbalus from the frout, the bed of which ine ow pe raed | of Liack (elder) wud of a superior quali ty.

buildings are pearly new, and in pood repair. There | is uleo aw Well of water neur the bonse if the FParw is uot disposed of before Mouday,

ithe 29th day ef March vext. it will be offered at Auction, on the premises, ov that day, at 12 o'clock. uoon, together with the Stock, Farming Iunplemente | &c, of which due notice will be given by hand bills.

TERM*-—For the Farm. one balf the purchase to be paid down on transfer ef deed, the balance im }three years in equal instalments, secured by mort- yaye on the property.

JOSEPH A. McDONALD. Beech Rill, G T. Road, . Feb. 22, 1869.

HOOP POLES

I 4dins

ANTED 100.000 HOOP POLES, seven feet SHOP, tong, Ash, and Yellow Birch, for which the Misa Rankin's Hotel. ae cash price will be paid.

Il. C. HALL. Ch’town, Jan. 16, 1889

| the 23rd daw af Febraary next at be «

Opening of Parliament!

ion, I

MAKKET HALE, |

2tth inst., to!

wr he}

Cumberland, to |

ral eet and

There |

feet |

Charlot. |

A tice |

sen ole and qn | | ON DONALDSTON ESTATE.

4 Y various Ships and Steamers from ENG V) be SOL Dby AUCTION, at the COLONIAL | ‘ . ne RUTLDING Jn Charlottstow on. ou TUBSDAY. B LAND CANADA. BARBADOES BOs-! clock, noon, | TON and HALIFAX, the Subscribers have com Acres of LAND, ploted their

the Leasehold Interest of Ro}

enabled te offer their Large WHOLESALEAND RETAIL, at their USUAL LOW PRICES. |

WILLIAM DODD, Anctioneer Ch'town, February 1, bRoo

The ; present Importation Comprises : : a hagiebi J Hhds. Brig To Whom it may Concer Sugar &

i Cheets and I] Cotton Warp, Unreserved nd

tp Molasses,

rbadoes Bales Budalo Ruhea * White and Colored lf Chesta " ee a ae prime Congo Tea, Wrapping Paper, Positive Salet! Cases of Dresa Goode in| “ Paper Hangings, ee Poti us great variety, | ** Bagging and Grain *HE AUCTION idvertised for the Cases Readymade Cloth | Sacks, . inst, having been postponed, owing to Ing & \

junfay wall e weather and bad roads, will take’) Cares Boots, Shoes and!Caske Shot,

162°

place on WEDNESDAY, 3rd MARCH nest, Rubbers, | Hoes, jat £9 o’clock, a. m.— Cases Townend’s Hats| Bundles Spadee and ' wai wae }

60 Chests Te 20 half Chests do. ; and Cape, | Shovels,

10 Caeks De me “e Gin, Sqr. Casks do, Cases Ladies’ Furs) Bundles Spring and Cast

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Rubber Coates, Caske Assorted Cutlery, | Traces and |

,

ALN

HEAVY OVEROCOATS, and a General Aassoriment of CLOTHING,

Cc. eap, BEER & SONS.

| SEAL SKIN COATS*

ard Extensive Stock,

Vory Superior.

BEER & SON3.

Steet

BOOTS AND SHOES: A Lergo A

BEER & SONS.

Ladies’, Mens’, and Misaes’, sortment.

| GANADIAN MOCCASINS