HASZ_ARD’S GAZETTE. DECEMBER 31.

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Subscriptions received utG. '1‘. Hnsnard'u Book Store.

Temperance Hall Company THE Annual General Meeting of Sliarebolho the above Company rice Hall in this 'l‘own, on Monday the second y oflsriuary next, at 1 p. tn. when a punctusgatu ncs H respectfully requested. ’ By order of the Directors,

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AUCTIONS.

The Sale of tlie_ undrrarsetfoesd articles, to lieu taken place this day Itus been postponed mitt’! the «tilt January I854, in come ueucsof tlis Reeds being uizit for travelling, tit will most post'- tsvety ta 2 place that day.

BY . W. LOBBAN. T the Shop of Mr. EDMUND MAWLEY. Grgat George Street, the whole of his

_ _ Stock In Trade. cor_nprtstrig.llnrrte-vs, Horse Clothing. Collaru,Bridles, Bridle Iiitis, Whips, Spurs, Stirrup Leathers and Irons, Harness mounting, best Saddles, Chnrnois Sltlnl. English ling Skins, with a variety of articles suitable to the trade.

NW9 to commence at I2 o'clock.

Secretary's Otlce, 6-rit Dscsassua, I858. IIE Lieutenant Governor will d a Lsvns at Government House on Tuesday the Third day of January nest, at 'I‘wo o lock. -

By command. JOHN BALL, Dep. Col. Sec'y.

VIVHE undersigned ltas removed his Ofiice to his new residence. upper Queen's Street. EDWARD PALMER. Dec. I8. Isl & Adv 2m

LON DON HOUSE.

New Fall Goods. for 1853.

UST RI’-2CEIVI:‘.Dsti|te LONDON HOUSE,

ex Sir Alezaridcr and Helen, from England. an extensive supply of BRl'I‘lSll GOODS, suitable for the season, comprising in DRY GOODS:

Silks, Satitis, plain and figured; Moire Antique Dresses, Plushes in every shade, French Merinos, Silk Velveis, black and colored; Orleans and Coburghs, Dress rnsterials of every kind. Cloukings in great variety, Robes in the latest fashion, Prints good and cheap, Dainasks and Moreens, fringes and Lace for do.. Gents. silk, felt and covered Hats, For and Cloth Caps, Umbrellas, cotton and silk; Ladies’ and Children's Stays, Do. cotton Dresses. Habit Shirts, Chemisettes, Sleeves. Collars and Culfs, Lucas and Muslins. Jewellery, large assortment; Vases, in every form; Gents’. Seal Overcoats, We use an Cabinets, Mantles, in all the new styles, Shawls in variety. Ribbons of all kinds, Fancy Triinmings. Dress Buttons, Ladies’ winter Bonnets, Do. dress and other Cape, Do. Cap Fronts and Borders. Artificial Flowers, Gloves and llosiery, Ladies‘ and Children's Boots and Shoes, Carpet Slippers, Leather Sli pers, Berlin “fools and Patterns, Penelope Canvass. aber- dnsliery, Millinery, large variety; Hollands and Lin- etiu. Linen and Cotton Bed Ticks, Ready made Clotlting. Oil floor Cloth, all widths; Cloth and worsted Table Covers, 'I'nhle Linen, 'I‘willsd Shirt- ings. Regatta and fancy do., Long Cloths, undressed, Domestic Cottona; Beaver. Pilot. superfine and fancy Cloths, Doeskins in variety, Worsted Cord, new article; llunting Cord, lilolesltins, Black and colored Cotton Velvets, Illunltets, all prices; Domestic Sheets, Flamit.-ls and Surges; Corded. quilted and hair Petti- coats, Children's Dresses, Floor and stair Carpeting, Crumb Clntlis, Stair Darirask, Rubber Coats, Boots, Shoes and Leggings, Stationery, Petfumery,IIair oils, Toilet Soaps. Chamois Skins, Petticoat Cord, 'l‘rnvel- ling Bags. Ladies’ Furs, Linings, French Canibric Handkercliiefs. llassocks, Silk Handkerchiefs, Fancy Neck 'I'itas, ’I‘uble Mutts, Cotton and muslin Handker- chiefs, Bonnet Shapes, Cup Shapes and Crowns, Gents’ Mufllers, Hearth Rugs. Sticks and Sucking.

GROCIJRIES:

Soucltoog and Congou Tea. Coffee. Homeopathic

Chocolate. Crushed and moist Sugar, Baking Powder 'I‘ab|e Salt, Ground and whole Rice, Split Peas, Mustard. Preserved Citron, cheap; Pudding Spices. Spices ofall kinds, Glenficld and Poland Starch, Fig and button Bluo, Washing Powder Albert night I' [s,Son . Candles. ‘ ' l‘iAi.so, nmLarge and ‘General Assortment of Hard- waro, the whole having been selected by the Subscri- her in person, and purchas direct front the manu- factories. he can with confidence, recommend them to the public as good and cltesp. at the establishment H. HASZARD.

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Opposite the Catholic Chapel, Great George Street,

Charlottetown, Nov. 14th, I853.

Books! New Books! UST OPENED at G. '1‘. HASZARD'S Book Store, a large supply of NEW BOOKS and STA TIONER Y, atnotig which will be found the newest standard Literature of theday— Maunder’s Treasuries. Cl'inlmer's, Posthumous Works, Parlor Libraries, llluetratedgflook Case, , Neander's Church Histor(y, “ e rorinls of hristian Life, “ I Christ, Kitto's Pictorial Life of our Saviour. Bnrne‘a Notes in II vols l2mt-, and 2 vols 4tc, Cyclopedia of Religious Denominations, written by members of the dilfereat Denominations, Stc

Furniture Stoves and Varieties. VI‘HE Subscriber requests a call of his Custmers to view and urcliase his recent imported STOCK of I"URNI'I‘URE. comprising- SOFAS. neat, spring seat. mah any 'I‘ABI.ES. mnltogntt round. so wood, pentbreltc toilet. fireside. b room. &c. . ‘Vault-tttands in great variety, Chairs. cane bottom. and others lledsteads, French and tent tiommodes. Venetian Window Blinds Corner Cub-board and rssser E-ide-boards. handsome mahogany and others Globe I amp Glasses. Lamps I TDVES, Franklin. Soup-stone, tight-air. Hall Cooking and Kitchen Ranges.

ar.so ois llAIIDs

Shingles, Cedar and Pine,

Labrador llerrings. Dry Codllsh, Mudfisll Pork and Beef in barrels and hulfbarrels Pigs Heads and Feet in barrels

Butter and Lard in 'I‘ubs

Hams well cured and smoked

Porter, London. in bottles,

Black Paint. dry and mixed

Son and Candles. Sugar, in barrels

Bu itlt) Robes. No. I

Neat Jaunting Sleigh. Lqdies' Side Saddle. &c. (cc. » JAMES N. HARRIS.

December I. I858. w

NOTICE. ‘HE Subscriber being about to close his present business. requests all those indebted to tint, to rnaks immediate payment. EDMUND MAWLEY.

FOR SALE. SCIIOONER nineteen Tons, nearly new, Sails and rigging one year in use. For further Par-

ticulars apply to Mr. KENNETH Mtlil-INZIE. Pownul Street Charlottetown. Dec. I0th. I858

Mechanics‘ Institute. GENERAL MEETING of the Members of the Charlottetown Mechanics‘ Institute, for the elec-

tion of (Miles Bearers and the discessieu of questions at vital importance to the Institute, will be held_ln the 'l‘ernpsrancs Hall, on Tliursday, the lib January next. at 8, p. m. By order, J. B. COOPER. lee).

Cbsrlettetewu. Dec. I. III.

APP . HE subscriber has received a Ceasksmsnt ef 100 barrels of CHOICE APPLE&—Rsssets,

Baldwins, Pippiua, &o., JAIMES N. HARRIS. sl

Dec. I4, I858. lvr

Just Received, ARRELS Navy and Pilot BREAD. American APPLES" RAISINS, FIGS,

APPLES, Dried &c. GEO. MOORE. North side Queen uars, Dec. 8th, I 58. Isl lm

EATING HOUSE.

HE Subscriber has opened an EATING HOUSE

in Mr. Sniarden's buildings, opposite to the Mor-

in! House, where DIJVNERS, SOUPS, TEA and COI1'lI"EE.t:‘an be hadsat the sborltpqut notice.

w‘ icons to retail irituous ' uors. ALE£ANDER BRYSON.

Dec. 28th, I858. NEW GOODS! THE Subscrber being thankful for at trcttage, begs leave to intimate to his rie sand the public in general, that he has rsst hi’ who

a Brick Building, on the East side of Pownal Street —tbat he has added to his former Stocks choice selection o .

AMERICAN AND OTHER GOODS, suitable for the season, consisting of Cookie Frank- lin, Close and Parlour Stoves ; also armer's Boilers, Forks, Spades. Shovels and Scoops, Axes. H atches. llanirners srrdTraces. chulfcutters, churns, locks, bolts, and chain belts, with a variety of other llardware; Clocks, of all descriptions, Looking Glasses, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, in great variety, Rubber Overcosts and Oil Clothin .

At.so— ood Assortment of A ERICAN DRY GOODS—-Door mats, Tobacco, Bulfalo Robes, best kind ; Sole Leather. Pilot Bread. Dhsese. Chrackers, Onions, A lea Nuts, Confectionery, Chairs, Brooms, Buckets. ests Tubs, Oil Cloth for Htill Floors, Burning Fluid;'I‘t:;A, wholesale and retail; Molasses, Mustard, Starch, Indigo, bags salt, dtc.

A G Assortment Glass, Earthenware and Crust Stands; Cotton War . Huts, caps, window Blinds, comforters, braces, Iisles writi and wrap- ipn Paper, balance and spri Scales. ars, strings Bel s, Baskets, shoe .pe s, window glass, diflbrent sizes ; with a variety n or r articles.

A constant supply of all kinds of PRO-

VISIONS.

All kinds of Agricultural PRODUCE taken, at

the market prices, or any of the above G s. THOMAS DODD. Oct. I4. I858. 8w

FALL GOODS. UST IMPORTED sale by the Sub- scriber. at his NEW STORE. next door to his residence in Gral'ton Street, a choice selection of American and other Goods, consisting — SUGAR, in hogsliends, barrels and by retail, Loaf, crushed and refined do. Superior Hyson and Souchoag TEAS, in chests, half cltests. and by retail ; COI-‘.I-‘EB, RICE, PILOT BREAD, in barrels and

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y retail ; CRACI{ERS,CHEl-ZSE. Vinegar, Mustard, Pep- r, Ginger, Table Salt, Soda, Salerstns, Soap, andles, Starch. Blue, Burning Fluid, Matches, 'I‘obscco.Cigars, Rosin, Blacking,&c. Fresh liluscutel RAISINS. C NPECTIONARY, Nuts. Lenron and Ginger yrup. PRINTED COT‘I‘ONS, Striped and Unbleached do. ; Bed-ticks, dtc. Cases of BOOTS and SHOES; Ladies‘ and Gentleman's India Rubber Boots and

S tee ,

Indian Rubber Coats and Oil Suits ; Btgilo Robes l.’i.ri'£."f..','.°.'....3l'.I'l‘ ~r'.lI'r'.'..........'“" °'r§7.t..‘3l‘33...‘l.if.li in variety; t.'HAI , with case seats and weed ditto, in great variety of pattern ; Looking Glasses,

Lanterns ; Jute and Grass Mats ; Hay Forks. Spades and Shovels ; Rough Buutd,Sl'iiug|e and Lsth Nails; Window Glass in boxes and by retail: makers’ Lasts, Nails. Page and Thread.

MOLASSES in hogshesds and by retail; Codfish Oil. in barrels and by retail.

lso-—sn assortment of CURRIERS' TOOLS; Pails, Tubs. in nests or single ;Clothse Pins, Brooms. Brushes, ltc.

Orv HArsn—-Atnerican and Island manufactured

SOLE LEATHER, Nests’ Leather, Calf Skins, and

Harness Leather. W. B. DAWSON.

Charlottetown, November 14. Stores! Stovesll Stoves!! US'l‘ RECEIVED by the Subscriber, 200

STOVES, well assorted, consisting of Pioneer, Premium, Ransom, New Marltet, Young America and Boston Cooking Stoves, Soap-stone-back Prank- lin, ood Franklin, Cast dt Sheet Iron Air Tight, Box, Combination. and other Stores.

JOHN ANDREW McDONALD. October Nth, I858. Isl dt R.G.

US'I‘ RECEIVED, and for sale, a few FAR- MER.S' BOILERS. THOMAS DODD, Pewual Street. Nov. 7th. I858.

Stoves, Clocks, Shoes.

THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends

and the ablic in general, that he has received a Cons’ ntnsnt rom Boston. I00 Cookies. Franklin, and lI‘ight Air STOVES. 5 Cases of LOCKS 0 various patterns, Carts and Wood bottom CHAIRS, BOOTS and SHOES, and a variety of other Goods. the whole of which, willbe sold at a small advance

over cost and charges. W. H. GARDINER. Auctioneer. Pownal Street, Nov. 11th.

To Grocers. SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR! JUST RECEIVED. ex Schr. Sepbrertie, from Halifax. Hhhds.

Tierces, and

uncle Choice PORTO RICO SUGAR. For Sale w, WI LIAM T. PAW. Oct. 8,1858. but

“ Catharine." HE Subscriber leave te inform his Friends and Customers, t t he has just received per Schooner Cetlieries, and other arrivals from the United States, a large Stock of GOODS. which will be sold at a very small advance on Itrst cest as Cash is wanted. They eonsist in part of 00 Stoves, unsorted, I5 Pauclieene Mulauseu. 50 Chests Tea. 85 Boxes Candles, Is Cases Boots, Shoes and Brugsns, I5 Bbls. Pilot Bread and Crasiters,

I Bbls Burnin Fluid,

00 Eight day A Thirty Itcur Clocks, as Don. Becpnets. ss Des. Beueus, I0 Bbls h h prsof Run,

10 Boxes lane.

00 Suite Oil Clotbieg,

II Seuss ebsccs.

Isle Leather. Chet-ss. Window Blinds. Rocking Horses, Wasb Beards. Glasses. ’I‘herrrtotrie- tors, and Getttsfgfl is R Bests and Shoes. ups. Settnetts, lli , Ticks. Stri

yer Boobs. Bibles, a'n.d.I ”‘ JOHN AND W MeDONAI.D. Ostsbsr Nth. Id 8 R. G. '

I otherwise they will be treated as Tree

WILLIAM HEARD. IIANKPUL for past faovgure, begs to intimate tlte ARRIVAL of the Nugget, direct from Execute, ‘ o 1-

with the following

Cusltutere, Mohair, Glace Cloth, Al , Norwich and Ge a Plaid. and Spanish Crepe, for Ladies’ lain C , wool plahl and tweed CLOJIKINGS. \rVool Jackets, llimalaga, Al

Slistola and Seer s. Plain, stripe and fancy Silks;

Satin, Watered s‘eo. Persians. variety. A Iagge assortment of Millinary. Laces, N Linings. Per u_d's. Boas, Viciorin_es. capes, cuflit.

stone martin, squirrel, mu sash, mink sird IHII. CHILDREN'S DR

Rad, blue and white surges; real

NELS.. Blankets; Travelling Rugs; llorse Rugs;

mohair, dt broad Clothr Doeskins, '

of a superior malts: gl

Vestin

nillls, g . English aitdII"rertclt SSES. CLOAKS. CAPS, HOOIIS AND‘ HA Welsh, itttitaiion Welsh. Iatrtcauliire, Salisbury and Saxon

assimsres. Rut used and felt Hats; cloth and for Cape. Muflsrs; silk, Bsndans and cotton Ilsndkeiclriefs.

Ro ul, Damask. French and English Merino.0rleuns,Coburgs,Vecunia

esses. Vecunis, Junrladown, , Vecunia and Plaid

Gloc¢tS'r'lks;:lrish Pnplins; nCspes. satin Turks,

Silk Velvrts for dresses. Bonnets, &c , in all colours. Ribbons in great

eits. Ilraids, Gimps, fancy Trimmings, Buttons,

Gauntlet-. &c.. in run sable, tiicb CORSETS. TS. a great variet . ‘ PLAN Carpettngs, Druggets, Ileurtlt Rugs. Pihil, beaver, Ily etude Clolhi/lg. Seal Skin Costs. 'llt Ha Silk velvet, moire, satin and fancy

s. IIOSAERY, HABBIRDASHERY, and ever variety of COTTOJV and LINEN GOODS.

dies‘, Gents’. and Childrens

' OUTS. SHOES an-I SLIPPEIIS

La Soda. Indigo, Copperas, Starch, Glue, Lampblack. shoe ’l‘lrread, Coitorr Warp. llair Seating. curled il.

Hair; Paints, Oils. hiti A large assortment of ROJVMO Castings, Forge Back.

, Tar, Rope, Osliunr, Figure Head-I: lcuuring Brick (wholesale or reta NGERY. NAILS.'SPIfES, dtc. IRON‘, STEEL, Ship EARTHENWARE. CHINA and GLASS.

A choice selection of TEAS. PANCY GOODS.—Writing Desks, Work Boxes; Ladies’ Rosewood Dressing Cases; Gents’. Bose-

wood and eoreiaandsl Multutns. Cloth. hair. tooth Combs. ' Dressing and chimney Glasses, in mahogany,

Charlottetown, December 8. 1858. l

FALL ARRIVAL. '

HE Subscriber has received. on Consignment,

r schrs. Mary Anne and Isabella, from

BUS N. a quantity of GOODS, which he olfers for Sale at his State. Queen Street, consirtting in pgrt of—l00 pieces grey, white and printed Cottons, les of striped Shirtlngs. Dsniumu and Bed-ticks,

Furniture Cottons, window blinds, Handkerchiefs. satiiietts doesliius, vestings, shawls, table! cloths, &c.

Also,

50 cheats, half-chests and I5lbs. boxes Congou,‘ TEA, Tierces "cs, s. uscovsdo Molasses,‘ boxes Raisins, Drums Figs, Drums Jaws pples, dozens Buckets, Brooms. nests Tubs, Pilot Bread. barrels Pitch, 'I‘sr, and Resin. Franklin and other 8 ES reams wriing and wrapping Paper, cane and wooden seated Chairs. it variety of Brass Clocks, bexes Boots and shoes, 50 gross Matches, 50 boxes