_—_ tus Cooxina Apraratt now on exhib:tion atthe City Ho

Covey. and v ral of our et

eel, hue been @xamte d by

‘invented by Mr.

SRN

- A. B. SMITH, MANUPACTURER.

gens, 27 ithey have prop mnead it A Mos neciul @ ni economical Invention Lhe or- IMPORTER & DEALER rangement for hea'ing irons te alune worth the cost of the apparatus ; wh lst the advan IN tages which it counters in cooking food expe HATS CAPS & FURS cially in warm weather, make it a most des!- ' ' ' rable addition to every bousehe'd. «=A23SO0> —-_- Tue Schooner “ Adele,”’ Campbel’, arrived Boots and Shoes.

Saturday morning to LC, weeks fishing voyage, wi ineckerel.

Schr. * Octavia,’ McD this morning with 260 barr

l\lall, after a three h 260 barrels of

mald, also arrived ele mackarel, and

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR | MINK, MUSKRAT, FOX & OTHER FUR SAKINS, SOUTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE.

tye ** Dominion,” Bartlett, with 200 barrels, arrived yesterday, These vessels were fitted January 17, 1870, 3m out by I. C. Hall, and have only been three | ro ee ee w -cks out of this port. Deaths. + ee At Inverness, 82 Castle Street Scotland, on the i be closing Exercises of the present Scho! sth of Jane lust. in the Glet yeur of his age

astic year of the New Con Minity evening last, music was fine, and the sino and Miss Newbery was « Wiss Annie Quirk took the and Misses Broad, Watson ated with all the honors. N. B, also acquitted herse! as did also Mise Katie Reddin, and severa others whose names we did not learn.

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The instrumenta

ry much admired

and Kerr, gradu Miss Giaham, o

A nomber of Americans, eeiebrated the * glorious Ovean House, on Tuesday an unusually good time, and the highest terms of praise his new enterprise, (the Oc will be one of the favorite : seekers.

and several guests

last.

On Sunday moraing last the body of Chr's

topher Duffy was found dea

ing from Dorchester to King’s Street. He | Beef, (smal!) DOP Riswccesecoccecetconcs: 7d to Is was known as being one o! the witnesses on | De, by GURTIBE. coccecccevcccseccoecees 6d *o 9d the Dowey case, and was only about 25 yeare | Pork, ‘curcuss)....-.---------20-+-2e- 1yd to Spd ot age. There will be an inquest held ou him Do, (anmll).. ..-0---seseereeeereerenees wa so Se a, | NO, BOR Tho ccccccecescccasecsscses 0 OE to day. Veal, 908 Wecccedsccocccseess e+. dd to Sd : — SRR, FOF Bivcevcccccccccctces -+-fid to 9d

The American Argricultwrist for July is re-| Lamb, per qr....-.-----++---- +++-28 to Sa ceived. itv well flied with matter relating | Butter (fresh). ..---+.-+eceeeeeeees anes 10d to Is me ae 7 > EO We Oe CON Hiccccevesdénsscdons veuteot none

to farming and stock raising, and is copiously | (jeexe per Ib a ae he ; 4 POS We cece ccccccecvcecesoecet ° 4

illustrated. Every farmer on the Island] Do, new milk.....ccccccccccccacccccce. 10d to la

should have acopy. We can send it andthe | Lari, per lb................2..2-222--- 10d to Is}

Examiner for one year for 18 shillings.

—-?> +o oe — ; Buckwheat four, por Th... .......52000- 13d to 2d Mr. Laird of the Patriot was presented last | Exus, pet dozen .......-.-.0.--ee0-e-- “ad to 10d week with a complimentary address and al, iia purse containing £100, from some of hie! oui, serbush.... ” >> friende in the First and Second Dustricte of | , . ae on Queeu’s County. Green Peas, per qunrt. ...cccccccccoecece Sealed aati iaenipeipaaintn PURNISEE, BOF DNGE cceccccccvce cece 26 6d to 3s : ‘ “ Tarni DF ihe nnede necocesodntedase- Y The concert given last evening in Central | e% Pe ' aeumieie: none Hall, by the pupils of the Congregation de | Geese..........-cccecseceeecscseees 22 6d to 3s 9d notre Dame, was a successful and splendid | Turkeys, each..----.-----+.+++-~- 0000+ fia to 9s | affuir.—S. Journal. } ane CUD cede ncccvceseoceseee css i 1 to Is 9d SEPUSRR COGRic ccecce cccndnecceroees 6 3d to le 6d — oe ——-+ | I nian cic ndilersinl acintn deemnnainadiiia tintin noue Pxsowat..—Rev. Era Moore stationed in| , Fist. Carleton Uo., N. B., w on « visléto his friends Odfieh, der qtl..ccccceccccccccccccccce 160 to 20s h Be leche eoll and Lamtns 4 Secrines per barvel.....csccceceosees - 258 to 35s el € 100 tS CBJOPEBE BSCS | Mackerel, per dosen....ccceccccccccccesss ce none eaith. SUNDRIES, | — eee Hay. per ton.......----.sceeeeesceees- 95 to 1008 | At the Tea Party at Wood Islanda, om | tHe BOT CME. «~~ 00-002 -0e neo ee en nes Tusredes law. the one of £15 @ o~ } Clover 0 BOF Ricccccccccccoscvese Is to Ie 2d. | — * iD WAS TOMiECC. | Timothy Seed per bush... ......ccceece 158 to is | ibe Tea and Bazaar was a decided success, | POMNENNE,: HOP FONE. ccccccaccedccscteces 4ato bs} _—_- | Caltekine, per Ib...... 22. sceeccceeeese 6d to 9d The Tea at Rustico was wel! patronized. | oe Per 1D... eee ease seen ee eens eee 44d to od | n ; : ei tea DM nvccodcascdccoscetocaceeeqecsedes Is to la Yd The handsome sum of £9() was raised, in aid | NE a fate te |

of the funds of the Episcopal Church. -_ —-o

His Honer the Lieutenant Gvernor re‘urn- ed to town on Saturday last, trom his visit to the Westward.

About six hwadred persons went in the Heather Belle this morping, to tbe Tea Meet ing at Fort Auzustua,

—_——_—__2+e—_ - ——

Mr. Falconer has mace an imprevement in bie store by putting three new eizus on his place of business. They look A, 1.

eels

The intended Str+whberry festiva'. in aid ot

the Wesleyan Acud-my, bus been postponed.

- =—_—- Arrived last evening, Dominion Cutter “Lady Head.” i Sap Daowxise-—A_ correspendet writing from Ricvibucto on the 3rd inst, saye:—* Yes. terday, Sunday, two sailors were upset out cf a boat in the harbor and drewned: and on Saterday a‘ternooy last, a man supposed to be Breen, the BP. EB Island murderer, walked out inte the Kowetib uguac river (sfter leav- ing Mr. James Cal ‘ndar’s, where he got bis dinner) and drowned bimselt —St. John Tele- graph, 5th inst,

Late Celegrapbic Hews. | and WEUNESDAY evenirg, at om

New York, July 4. Hol.day throughout the cosatry. New York, July 5.

The anniversary of American [dependence was celebratei yesterday with tre usual de- mons ratione.

Among the event: of the day waa the pro- clawation of the ratification of the treaty «' Washington,

Fires have been raging since Friday at a distance of thirty aniles around Port Elzin, 4(iut., im which section @ great number of houses and a large amount of crops have been destroyed, and the village iteel! oly suved by @ change of the wind.

To-day cable advices report consols firm.

Liverpool markets quiet.

Returns trom fF reoch elections continue to indicate conservative repub!:cao success.

Lordon, duly 5.

Conso!s 92 1-2.

the American Kings Templare from Pitts burg, Pa., were enterta:ned in magnificient atyle yesterday by the Ear] of Shrewsbury at his seat Alton Towers, io honour of the day and of his guests. ‘

The siege of Paris will probably be raised

to-duy as a prelude to the semogal of the gov |

ernment from Versailles. Parie 5.

The electors have increased the majority of the supporters of Thiers in the Aesemby by fully one hundred,

The Frenen Aesembly have passed a bil! fequiring @ deposit of caution money by the Paris Press

The Bsigian Senate hae adopted a law pro- bibituing gambling at Span.

Emperor W:ilinm wil shortly go to Eems to moet Czar Alexander, who is still at that Place.

Bombay 5.

The reconcilliation between Ameer of Ta- al and Yakeab Khan is due to the mtercess- don of the Viceroy of India. '

A serious affray occured at Bangalore, in which two British officers were shot.

The Radicals in Port Rico have elected fourteen deputies to the Spanwh Vortes. —

The French Republican Journals rejoice 4ver the overwhelming vote given for candi- Gates of their party in the country districts, 4nd regard the victory a6 calculated to re-es- tablish permanently the republic in France.

Consols 924.

New York, July 5.—A collission yeste-day on the Nashwiile, Tennessee, rar road, killed *6 and wounded 23 passengers.

Ottewa, Jaly 5.—It ie corfirmed by the Pépers this morniug that Mr. Trateh has 1e- @*ived his commission as Licut. Governor of British Culumbia.

Ottawa, July 1.—Hon. Mr. Langevin left she morning tor Quebec, where he will re-

« ™sio for about a fortnight. He will return bere about the 15th, starting for British Col- @mbia with Mr. Fiemming on the 24th. dondon, July 6.

Great commercial stagnation prevails in Germany. Many suspensiuns are announced.

The American Miniter Jay, gave a graod inner at Vienna in celebration of the fourth of July. Ia the course of his speech he sta- ted his belief that the Treaty of Washington ould tend to prevent wars in the future, by Showing the value ot International Courts of Arbitration, and leading to their establish- TBs nt,

Coent Von Beust dombted that such would

es result.

_ Prince Frederick of Germany is expected @ Londow to-night. : " ™peror Napvieon w going to Geneva.

The Empreas Eugeuie goos to Spain to visit

mother

ring of Mies Smith

rst prize in masic,

f most creditably, |

Fourth,” at the} They had they all speak in | of Mr. Nelson aud van House) which | esorts of pleasure- | ~~ "

in ibe lane lead. |

*| Danie! Bethune, painter, The decensed emigraced

ent, came off On| trom the above place in the yeur 1832, and from

l that period up to his departure for his native City, he was a well-known resident of this town,

f

+r oe > —

: Memoranda. 1} Sailed from Richmond Bay, on the 17th ult., Brig Excel, Thomas, master, having as cargo, 20,542 bushels oats , 100 pieces,of deals, 27 tubs of lard.

From same place, on the 23rd vlt., brigt. | Maud, carzo 25,248 bushels oats, 130 barrels pork, 2 casks hams, 1% pieces deals. The | above was shipy ed by the Hon. W. Richards, for the British Channel.

’

i

Prices | Gurrent,

Cn’trown, June 24, 1871, Provisions,

Costenens, per 1. © Tb... ccccccwes oes. 18S te Ble

| Go to W. A. Weeks & Uo, for Cheap Goods |

OO Oibntid ccs cbcnceseceenens 2Is to 22s |

$e te ae

Temperance Convention.

TRADE SALE,

To Close Consignments.

| O BE SOLD at AUCTION, in front of the| will be held in the ATHEN.2UM, Cnarlotte- town, on THURSDAY, July 27th, at the Circulars, to which it is toped prompt attention will be given, have been forwarded by the Secretary to all Tem- ples I. U. G. Templars; Lodges B, Templars ; Divisions S. of T.; and Temperance Societies.

Several distinguished advocates of the cause

Subvertbers’ Sale Room, oc WEDNES-

DAY, the 12 JULY, at 11 o'clock, 100

i |

| 650 bags Fne Table SALT, 2 boxes Ext LOGWOOD, 2 fraille DATES.

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Istana, | 89 pieces GREY COTTONS, 10 do TWEED, Pieces Flannel Shirting, Dress Stuffs,

Skirtings, Ready-made Clothing,

Fancy Tie’s, Scrubbing and Black Lead

Jeweiry, &ec. WILLIAM DODD Auctioneer. Ch'town; July 3, 1871.

‘Autumn Ship from GLASGOW.

j

| A tans Clipper Brig EDJTH, 400 tons bur- then, A. 1, 7 years at Eaglish Lloyd s, | John Walsh, Master, will sail from Char: otte-

town for Glasgow on the 12th inst.; return- ing, will leave Glasgow fur Charlottetown on the 1st September. _ Merchants, who wigh their goods early from Glasgow, will do we'l to ship by this Vessel.

For Freight or Passage apply in Glasgow to James Kelso, Junior, Esq., Union Sireet,

here to L. C. OWEN. WM. WELSH. Ch*town, June 10, 1871.—6w

AT

THE WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE

AND

FLOUR DEPOT.

300 bbls, CANADA FLOUR, lego de Howlands, 80 “ No.1 Ship Bread, 17 puns. 3 tiercee Cho ce Treacle,

Puns. Retatlng Molasses, Boxes & bbis Sugar, 25 chests 30 ht do 15 crates ass. Earthenware, 40 boxes So. p,

, Congo Tea (warranted,)

Groree Lewis, Market Clerk | | |

} Goto W. A. Weeks & Co for Cheap Goods |

Chewing Tobacco. |

30

Boxes Neptane Brand, just received | and warranted as the best imported. |

CARVELL BROS,

' |

| 200 Dozen Hay Rakes. |

| pro® SALE very low, by CARVELL BROS. | 4w

| Bee M AIL S. SUMMER, 1871.

URING the months 0° JULY, AUGUST

and SEPrEMBER, Mails for the United States Canada, and New Brunewick, via | Shediac, and for Nova Sco ia, ria Pictou, | will be closed at thie ‘ fixe every MUNDAY |

| WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY evening, at 7) | o'clock. Maile for Great Bri‘ain Newfoundiand. | Weat Indier, &e., &e , evary alternate MON-

} | | |

|

0 elock, as follows :—

M_nday, 10th July, | Wednesday 12th do. | Monday, 24th do. | Wednesdsy, 26sh do.

Monday, 7th Auzust, | Monday, 18th do,

Wednesday, 9th do, | Wednesday, 20th do. |

Ma !e, via Shediac. will be due at this OF | fice every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and)

FRIDAY nigh’, at 10 o'clock; from Nova) Scotia. every MUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and | FRIDAY evenirg, at 5 o'clock.

Lettre to be registered, and newspapers, | rust b2 posted at least balf an bour before | time of closing Mails.

| JOUN A, McDONALD, | Gen, Post Offica, Ch town, pee Gen.) July Se», 1871.

| Ex “ Enterprise.”

25 do. No. 1 Family Pilot Bread,

| 25 du. No. 1 Square “ “

ALS):

40 tins and boxes of Fancy B'scuite, Lemon ‘Crackers, Jumbles, Fingers, wd Almond, equal ip quaiity to Englieh Biscuite, suitable for Picvies, Parties, and Family use,

WM. DODD, Queen Square. Ch’town, July 10, 1871—6w

Dissolution of Co-Partnership. | OTICE is hereby given that the Co- Partnership heretofore existing between

the Subscribers, ander the Style or Firm of

Provp & McC ousrey, bas been dissolved trom | the day of the date of thie notice, by mutual con-

sent. | JOHN HENRY PROUD. ANDREW C, McCOUBREY. | AN porsons having claims against the said fiom are requested to furvish their Accounts to the Subseriber ; and ail persons indebted to the | said Firm, either by note ot Hand or Book Ac- ¢ unt,are requested te setcle the same itmmediate- ty, as no further notice will be given. ANDREW C. McCOUBREY. din

Monday, 21-t Augt., | Wedaesday, 23d do. | Monday, 4th Sept, | Wednesday, 6 bh do. |

i

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|

TO THE TRADE!

«FOR SALE, |At A. MeoNeills Auction Koom, Ex, Building A LARGE CONSIGNMENT oF

Fancy Goods, &c.,

CONSISTING OF ;

| Pocket Combs, Dressing do., Small Tooth da., | Back do, Side do, in Tortoise Brel, &e.;) | Hair Pine, Paint Boxes Diseect Pictures Pers, Pen-bolders, Camel Hair Brushes. Inkstands, Lead Pencils, Toy Watches, Thimbles, Toy Whips, Rattles and Strings, Pegs, Ta:lpieces, Bow Hair, Brass Trumpets, Tin do., Bugles, Marbles, Glass Alleys, Fancy Necklets, Jet Bracelete, Fancy Shel do, LR. Cuffs, Bar- | Rings, Hkfa, Glove, Ring, needle, thimole, &C. | Cases, in Oak. &e 5 Fancy Soaps Finger and Key ‘Rings, Bagatelle Boards Dice, Draught- | men, Cheeeemen, &e. Paper Cutters Flesh | and Hair Bruebes, Cloth avd Hat Brushes, | Bridges, &e., &e.

Lease Concertinas, assorted sizes, 20 D0Z. CHINA CUPS & SAUCERS-

ALSO; Flour, Tea, &c. A. McNEILL, Auctioneer: | Ch'town, Juiy 10, 1871. uf

i | |

sO « Spices, 50 “ Mott’s Broma, Chocolate, Cocoa, &e.

Qr. Ceske Campbleton Whiskey,

‘Lins Ground Coffee, Broome Buckets, &, FENTON Tt. NEWBERY. Ch'town, July 3, lm

FARM FOR SALE, At St. Peter’s.

Pus Subsenber offers for Sale a Valuable

FARM of 84 Acres, 45 of which are un der Cultivation, ‘lbe remainder is covered with a good supply of Soft and Hard Wood,

fbere are on the Farw a Cutmfortable Dweliing-house, aad comwmodieus Barns aod Oul bouses.

The Land ie in good condition, and is well wa

wards Mr. Peter Sinnett’s The position ia een tral aad is near Grist and Saw Mille, School Houses avd Cburch.

Phis devirable Property will be Sold at a rea} sonable Price ne halt the amoney te be paid | down, and the remainder © & term of seers.

For further particulare, evuqure at the Ex- AMINER OFFICE or of tbe Subscriber

JAMES PHELAN.

St. Peter's. Lot 39, July 3, 1271

Wantel—Two Apprentices. — W ANisED—Two Apprentices to learn the Contectionery business. Boys from the country preferred, App'y immediately to ALEXANDER McKENZIE.

July 3, 1871. tf Compositors,

WANTED—Two

O whom conetantemploy ment, and the bigh- est islaud Wages wi-l be given at ExamMineR

Carriages, Sleighs, Lumber, ae, AC. &e.

ar PROUD and McCOUBREY, Carriage Builders, being about to make a change in their business, have instructed the Subscriber to Sell, at Public Anction, at their Workshop, Head ut Queen Street, on Friday, 21st inst., at 11 o'clock;

Th ir Entire Stock in Trade, Consisting of Carriages, Sleizhs, Cart-wheels, Yools, and Dry Lumber, suitable for Car- rixnge-Building purposes, gas~ For farther particulurs see Handbills. WM DODD, Auctioneer. Ch’town, July 3, 1871.

AUCTION! Governor's Island in the Market!

rg 0 be sold by Public Auction, ou Fripay, I the I4th day of JULY, at the hour of 5 o’clock p. m., at Pownal Hall, Lot 49, that valuable Property kuown as Governor's Is- land, part of the Estete of the late Rubert Gay, containing abont 180 acres of the rich- est and most fertile meadow and pasture land, The present crop comprises s me 35 to 40 acres of heavy meadow grass, togethe: with 16 aeres of Barley. The remainder «f- fording pasture sufficient to feed at least 100 head of cattle through the season, All of which Land and Crop will be sold toge:her. As stock-feeling is now becoming such o profitable branch of Island industry, the ad- vantages and facilitis here offered for ‘nvest- ment in this line of business are so apparent, that any further statements will be needless.

There will also be offered, at the same time and place, anew andimproved Hay Press, amply capatle, with the labor of three hands, to screw 4 tcns of hay per diem, in the most efficient manner. Also, a lotof Cattle, Sheep, aid Hors s, of which some 40 sheep aud lambs and 5 head cf cattle have been on the said Island for about 6 weeks, and are now in fine condition for the shambles.

Terms.— For the Lard and Crop, twen- ty per cent deposit, aud the remainder in five equal annual instalments. Fr the Stock, five months’ credit, on approved paper.

By order of the Executors,

For further particulars apply to J. B. GAY,

Pownal. July 3, 1871.

Notice to Country Merchants!

A LARGE LOT OF HAYING TOOLS,

COMPRISING:

NASH’S PRUNE SCYTHFS, SNEATH'S, (different kinds,) SCYTHE STONES, HAY RAKES, HaY FORKS,

Will be Sold very low to the Trade. Apply

early at s T ONE’ s “ HARDWARE STORE.”

Ch'town, July 3, 187! ‘

WANTED! N EXPERM(ENCED ACCOUNTANT would inform merchants, tradesmen, aod others, wishing to have their BOOKS made up, and accounts furnished up tothe end of the half year, that they can do so, by address ving A. B., Examiner Office.

June 26, 871.

bbis American FLOUK (extray, Chests and half cheste TEA, 5 pons, RUM, 5 | casks WHISKEY 2casks RYE WHISKEY, | 1 cask GIN, lecask JUNIPB, 20 casks KEROSENE OIL, 20 boxes £OAP, 5 kegs | Baking Soda, 5 bags RICE, 20 boxes TO- BACCO. 20 boxes Raisins, 5 bbie Currante,

| Pants, Coates, and Boy’s Suits, Fianuel Sairts,

Brushes, Hand and Tennant Saws, Car- enters Pereile, Penholders, Spectacies, hip; Men's Brogans, Tin Tea Pots, Jet

NEW FIRM.

pue Fifth Annual Meeting of the Prives| NE W GOODS Edward Island Temperance Convention, 4 . 9

hour of 11, a. m.

are expected from abroad.

.| at 8 o'clock, p. m. By order of the President, July 3, 1871. h ai adv 8} sp pat

NOTICE.

failed to give general satisfaction to the Public

to coutinue until further notice,

GEO, LEWIS, Market Clerk. Ch’town, July 3. 1871.

NOTICE.

Account to call and settle their respective Ac- counts to Mr. John Jury, Watchmaker, Kent Street, on or before the let November next. Accounts due the Subscriber are not paid by that

for collection. JOHN KENNEDY.

Kent Street. Charlottetown, } July 3, 1871.

Weeks & Co. § ti.

READY-MADE

eClothi

, at the 8 ‘ Lowest Prices,

y Piease call and ger OS

< SUITFD. f

mid

The Greatest Wonder of the Age. COCKING DONE WITHOUT A STCVE.

Those wishing to see a new invention for Cooking would do well to call at the City Hotel, and see the great Cooking apparatus, where the Inventor would be giad to show its working to all who call. The Cooking is dene on @ table without the use of a Stove, and done better than can be dene in any other way — all that is used is an oil lamp. There may te cooked in the apparatus at the same time Meat, Fowl, Fish, Vegetat les of al: kinds, Soup, Pudding, Bread. Cake, Biscuit, Brefeteak Ham and Eggs Buckwheat Cakes Pork and Beans — all of which will be weli dove without the flavour of cne being impart- ed tothe other, — acd all done with two quarte of water, When all is cooked there

| | Chitown, Ja'y 10. 1871 ow | tered. It is Situated on the Main Read leading t=) wii) be two querts of good soup in the boiler.

| This wonde:ful apparatus is now on exhibi- tion at Ci.y Hotel. Ccll and see it. July 3, 1871. 2in

NAVE YOUR MONEY

CHEAP GOODS!

AND WHERE TO BUY THEM!

W. A. WEEKS & CO,

QUEEN STREET,

Are now Selling this Spring's ‘Stock OF

Dress Goods, Hiats, Boots, Cloths, iustres, € ottons, Clothing, Parasols,

AND

GENERAL MERCHANDIZE:

at prices which cannot fail to recommend their Shop to all parties desirous of buying

GOODS CHEAP!

Jane 5, 1871.

~ BOSTON STEAMERS. THE STEAMERS «Aihambra’ and ‘Commerce’

yg BAvs. (weather permitting) T. Wharl, Boston, for this Port, alternately every Saturday atl, p.m.. ard, returning, leave here alternately every Thureday, at nvon,and call both ways at

Pictou, Canso, & Halifax,

“No Head Money by this line. Rates of Passage are.:— Cabin, £2 15 Cabin, including Siateroom, 3 0 Steerage, 2 8

CARVELL BROS., Agente. Ch’town, Jane 19, [S71

PURE WOOL OIL! | Wool Cards, Sheep Shears,

Pig Rings,

|

AT STONE'S HARDWARE STORE. Ch'town, June. 5, 1872.

A public Temperance Meeting will be held

qs temporary arrangement of holding the Market three days in cach week having

the Market Committee bave instructed me to open the Market as formerly, (two days,) viz., Tuesday and Friday in each week, to commence on Tuesday, the Fourth day of July, coming,and

HE Subscriber having closed his business in Charlottetown, hereby notifies all Per- sons indebted to him, by Note of Hand or Book If

time, they will be placed in an Attorney's hands

Summer Dry Coods.

VEXHE SUBSCRIBERS have now completed

their SPRING and SUMMER I[MPOR-

TATIONS, by early arriva's from GREAT

BRITAIN, UNITED STATES and DOMI- NION of CANADA, in

Staple and Fancy Merchandise,

Groceries, Medicines, Hardware and Ironmongerys

FLOUR, MEAL,

Crockery, Tin, Wooden, and Earthenware, Boots, Shoes, Saddlery, &., &. ae sorting all departments with e first- class Stock, embracing almost every article familiar to the trade.

Cooking and Parlor Stoves, for Wood and Coal.

A lot of those celebrated BUCKEYE MOW- ING MACHINES, Self-raking REAP- ERS, and Horse-whee! RAKES will be on hand in due season.

All offered at such prices as will give satis- faction to the buyer. Inspection respect- Sully solicited.

The Highest Cash Price paid for EGGS.

Also, for washed and unwashed WOOL, of this season’s clip. D, E. CLARKE & CO. Spring Grove, Orwell, June 26,1871. 4in

Goto W. A. Weeks & Co. for Cheap Goods.

Hennesey’s Celebrated Brandy

CONSIGNMENT FROM FRANCE. 60 Packages, (casks and cases), AT LOWFsT RATES. MACEACHERN & Co. Italian Warehouse,” June 19, 1871.

lm

CITY LUMBER DEPOT,

FOR SALE AT THE

CITY LUMBER DEPOT. ALL KINDS

OF LUMBER.

Pine and Spruce Boarde. and Plank, Sawn and Split Shinglee (Cedar Pine & Fir), Cedar Posts and Fence Rails, Scantling, Studding and Laths.

Enquire at Mr. James Barrett's, Block- maker, Dorchester Street, near the R. C. Chapel, or of the Subscriber.

DRILAND SPONB

FOR SALE AT THE

LUMBER DEPOT.

BENJAMIN WILLIAMS.

Hilleboro’ Square, Ch’town, June 19, 1871. p i tf Teacher Wanted. ANTED, a First or Seoond-claee

W Teacher, for Covehead Roid School Lot 34. A male teacher preferred. Apply to the undersigned.

EDWARD MULLEN, THUS. McGRATH, CHAS. RIORDAN.

Covehead Road, June 19 1871.

Prince of Wales College.

‘g\HE MIDSUMMER EXAMINATION of the CLASSES inthe Prince of Wales College, and Grammer School in connection therewith, will take place at the College Build- ing on TUESDAY, the Eleventh day ot JULY next, commencing at Ten o'clock, at which the parents of the Pupils and others interested in the Institution are invited to attend, J. LONGWORTH, Hon, Bec’y, &c.

Trustees.

4 ins

ClPtown, June 26, 1871.

CITY TANNERY

AGAIN IN OPERATION.

HE Subscribere will pay Cash for any quantity of

Bark, Hides, and Skins- NATHAN DAVIES & SON. City Tannery.

island papers

Goto W. A. Weeket Co. for Cheap Goods.

TEMPERANCE CORDIALS.

@ IX PUNCHEONS, per Steamer, comprising Pine Apple, Raspberry, Strawberry, Lemon, Limejuice, &c.

MACEACHERN & CO, tf

June 19, 1871.

&c.,

June 42, 1871.

AT SPRING PARK GROUNDS,

On Tuesday, the lith July.

fg HE Members of St. “eter’s Sewing So ciety will hold a Sale of FANCY & USEFUL ARTICLES

AND

Refreshments! For the benefit of the Chareh.

Croquet setts on the ground. Admission, ls; Children 6d. Gates open et 3, p. m. Should Tuesday not be.fine, the sale will be held on Wednesday, the L2th inet.

June 19, 1871. till July Zl,

Goto W. A. Weeks & Co, for Cheap Goods.

STONE. STONE.

yy - by the Government of P. E, Island

10,000 tons of Hard Stone

for macadamizing purposes. to be delivered at either of the Wharves in Uhariottetown. For further particulars, apply at the ‘office of the Superintendent of Public Works, Prince St., or to Mr, Heyxey Murca, Harbor Master,

Charlottetown. , ALLEY, 8. P. W. June 19, 1871. SEALED TENDERS.

EALED TENDERS will be received by the Subscriber at his office in Prince Street, Charlottetown, until Monday, the 47tb day of July next, at4d2 o’cluck neon, from any person or persons willing to contract for building an addition to the whart at Pownal Bay. Speci- fications of the work to be seen at the above office. The signatures of two responsible persons, will ‘ing to become security'fer the faithful perform ance of the contract will ‘be required to accom.

pany each tender. THOMAS ALLEY, Supt. of Pub. Worke.

FALCONER, KEITH §& CO.,

CUSTOM TAILORS, QUEEN STREET.

Can do better for their Customers than any House in the City. Buyers will find, at our establishment, the largest lot of

CLOTHS,

—) TWweEeEDs, _ CoaTINGs, Vestineas, &c., &c,,

IM TOR MAREST.

NEWEST OF EVERYTHING, IN

GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS!

A NICE LOT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING! OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.

SILK HATS, in latest American and English Style. FELT HATS, in sixty-five different styles, SHEAP FOR CASH.

Charlottetown, Jone 19, 1871.

ROBERT YOUNG |

NEW DRESS GOODS, SHEETINGS, LININGS, SWITCHES,

APRONS, JUST RECEIVED AT

ee Olas SOCIAL GATHERING.

THE ANNUAL

Picnic of the Benevolent Irish Society

will be held on the beautiful grounds of ST. DUNSTAN’S COL- LEGd, or THURSDAY, the 27th of JULY,

As the Managing Committee will make the occasion one of unusual interest, they res pectively invite the attendance of the public.

‘There will be Foot, Hurdle, Sack and Basket Races. Also, Japanese Swings, and suitable arrangements for Dancing.

A Band of Music will enliven the proceedings of the day. Refreshments will be provided at reasonable prices. Admission to the grounds, ls..6d. Children, half price.

Tickets can be had for sale at the stores of Messra, W. R. ‘Watson, James Reddin, Owen Connolly, Francis MeCarron, Charles Reilly, John A. McKenna, Honorables Daniel Ly

Patrick Walker, and of the‘ Committee. RICHARD REDDIN, Secretary.

| WOOL. WOOL. Stanfield Woolen Mills. 18714.

HE Subscriber, thankful for the favors, would inform the public that he continues te

MANUFACTURE CLOTH

from CUSTOM WOOL as heretofore, and at pre- vivus rates. WOUL, clean-washed, free of mate and hip

Spring Goods.

BE Sebsciibers have received, by recent ar- rivals from Great Britain, United States, Do- minion of Canada, and the West Indies, the fol- lowing Goods, which they offer to the trade on reasonable terms :— 80 chests choiee TEA, 28 half do

6 bhde. 10.bble ‘Muscovado Sugar

10 bbis. crushed Sugur

30 hbds. Brignt retailing Molasses 20 do DeKuyper’s Gin

15 do Demerara Rom

10 qr. caske Campbeltown Whiskey

10 do do Hennessy s Brandy locks, may be left at Hon, H. J. Cactaeck’s Char- 6 do do Jules Robin & Co, do lottetown, or at Messrs. Joun D. Rerp.& Brow, 4 do do Otards do Snmmerside, where a most extensive supply of 3 .de do PFinete do LLOTH will be found.

50 cases Hennessy's do 5 bhds. Berlin Spirits 20 boxes American Tobacce 15 bbls. Barcelona Nuts 5 do Walnuts 5 .do Currants 20 kegs Coleman's Mustard 2 cases Ground Black Pepper 1 bhd, refined Saltpetre 2 vbis. Bleached Jamaica Ginger 1 cuse Ground do 10 vbis, Barnes Pickles 5 bbls Crosse & Blackwell's do 10-kegs Baking Boda }0 bbis. Soda Crystals 15 do Buss & Alleops Ale 40 boxes Valentia Raisins 30 do Starch, 30 do Glass 1 -bbis. Logwood, | do Cudbear 10 bbis. teotch Mixtures (Coufectionary4 1 case Lozenges 40 gross Nixey # Black{Lead 30-sets Plough Metals 12 caske Paint Oil, (raw & toiled) 100 keys White Lend & Black Paint 30.boxesT D.Pipes 4 cases and 4 bales Dry Goods 80 bays Nails 100.boxes Liverpool! Soap 1 case fancy Soup 15 crates assorted Earthenware

S, E, DAWSON, Jun

‘Trvon, Mav 22, 187i. tf

WANTED. SITUATION as BOOK-KEEPER, or Assistant in 8 Mercantile Firm, ‘by one who can give referenoes, and would make himself generally useful. Piease address “ X Y,’’ Kxawinen OF fice

May 29, 1871.

NEW YORK & CANADA FLOUR DEPOT!

| Just Received Ex. “Fiamborough,” from

Montreal. :—

351 bbls. FLOUR & MEAL,

Choice Brands, Quality Guaranteed, and which will be Sold at a small advance on Montreal rates,

40 bags Rice — ; Sti Set 20. casks Kerosine Oil ur or approved Notes. peng — mm WM McGILL.

60 gross Blacking

400 doz eorn Brooms 5 cuske Malt Vinegar

1@ do Cider do

5O sides Sule Leather

60 reame Wrappivg Paper 400 bble Flour 100 do Corn Meal

30 doz. Puils, 20 vests Tubs.

MACDONALD & OWEN,

Ch’town, May 22, 1671, pat ar To Let.

A TWO-STOREY Commodious DVELL- ING HOUSE, containing 16 Rooms, with a Frost-proot Cellar, pleasantly situated in Kent Street. Possession given immediate-

ly. Enquire of JOHN BALL, Ch'town, June 2, 189).

L harlottetown, June 19, 1571.

Water Street, Ch town, May 2, [871, >

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