PUBLISHED ON Established 1823.

EVERY ""

Charlottetown, P. E. Island, Saturday, July 28, 1855.

I AEU‘EB'd'HSEB.. WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY.

$

New Series. No. 261.

auctions.

IIllIl(&‘illlllI.IY IMPORTANT.

EXTENSIVE SALE

OF DRY GOODS.

I-IABERDAHERY, Ready-made Clothing, Fancy Articles. etc.

ON TUESDAY, JULY 3Ist, the Subscriber will offer for sale at his Sale Room

Queen Square,

18 Cases, consisting of DRY GOODS HABERDASHERY, READYMADE CLOTHING, FANCY ARTICLES. ' &c. &.c.

c. Suitable for the Season.

IQ” Country Dealers can be well supplied,

Terms liberal.

WM. DODD, Auctioneer. as there is a great variety.

TO BE SOLD

3? &@C‘§B®Ns

ON DRY

TUESDAY Nth AUGUST next, at Eleven o’clock. at the Store of the Sub- .e.ti.e., at MDNTAGUE BRIDGE, an extensive Stock of

G

OODS,

GROCERIESA J‘I~IgRDW.&RE, CROCKERY, DRUGS,

, D I’ E BOOTS and SHOES, Box Carts and Trucks, Ploughs and Hart-ows,

S. T U F F S , Upper and Sole Leather, Gig and Curt Harness, Paints, Oils and Brushes,

And sundry other articles too numerous to mention. _ d d Approved Joint Notes of Hand for sums over £2, payable 12th October, an plo U60 next shipping time, will be taken in payment. _ An alteration is about to be made in the above establishment. A REDUCTION will be made on all GOODS sold there until Saturday, 11th flugurt

next. V Any Persons having Timber or D

to have them delivered on or before subject to damages according to contract.

Orwell, July 2|, 1855.

NOTICE. _ _ _ _ eals contracted for with the Subscriber, will require the 27th instant. If longer delayed they will be

PATRICK STEPHENS.

To the Electors of the Fourth Ward of ’

the City of Charlottetown.

Gsis'ri.ii.ssI:N.— ,

When you did me the honor to nominate me as _a candidate for Town Councillor toprepresent the Citi- zeal of your Ward, I stated that if elected, I would do my best to serve you, but that I must beg to e excused from making a personal canvas. Since which I have been repeatedly requested by many among you to publish my card that you may know Iain really in the field. In coiiiplinnce with your re nest,I now do so, and should you elect me wi l endeavour by my actions to show that your con- fidence in me has not been misplaced.

I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, your obedient servant. GEORGE BEER. Charlottetown, July 10th, I855.

FASHIONS for 1855.

SILK. S Ilfl IV L S,

and Mfl.N'TLES,

M Gnu" & Co's New Dry Goods I-‘.stablisli- mant, Corner of Gsts:A'r GEORGE dt INT Sriuir-rs. (Isl. Ex. Adv.) —#H‘£ Subscriber intending to be absent from the It-land for a time, would thank those indebted

to him in pa the amount of their accounts as soon as possible, an those having demands against him will presentthem for settlem/c;ili‘t(.,'

BY AUCTION, ' d , I t A t 2 doube Wagons an.]oI tIi’gmiI'edoIyprevioual;mdis' ad of by private

Sslc. Eiquira at the glivvery Stab es:"(l.|i;.oe(I;’AI':r£;|!‘I'0-

Bricks !

ELL BURNT BRICKS can be procured on

the subscribcr‘s premises, between the hours

of 10 and 4 o'clock, on Wednesdays and Saturdays,

and also on Queen’s rind Pownal Street Wharfs,

during the week, by the Lighter-l0fldi (r|’°m 3 W 4 P. M.) , after the 10th July next.

July 2, J. P. BEETE.

Ex Julia from Boston.

UST received by the Subscriber, I00 Barrells of Canadian Superfine FLOUR, I00 do. do. Kiln dried CORN MEAL, with a choice assortment of I“timily ‘Groceries, which will

be sold cheap for cash- ROBERT BELL. Charlottetown July 6, I855. Firewood! Firewood ll

CQRDS for Sale by the Subscriber. At.so,—-Pine BOARDS and DEALS. W. B. DAWSO June 15. I855.

N.

Butter, Wool ct heepskins.

7 HE Subscriber will pay Cash, for Butter Wool and Sheep Skins.

' ROBERT BELL,

Charlottetown, P. E. I. June 9th 1855.6 in

.'Dalzlel’s Cloth Mill.

CLOTH delivered at this Mill at this season ofthe yenr,, will be furnished without delay. Agent in Charlottetown, Mr. Neil Ran 'n.

JOHN DALZIEL.

CONTINUATION or CATALOGUE OF BOOKS,

UST RECEIVED, and FOR SALE st Hitsziiito & 0wcu’s Book Store-

Family Worship; a Series of Prayers for every orning and Evenin ‘throughout the Year. Adapted to Domestic orship. By one hundred and ei hty Cler yinon of Scotland. Foster’sI'3ssiiys; In a Series of Letters. Cont rising s,On a Man writing the Memoirs cg Him- self; On ecision of Character; On the Applica- tion of the epithet Romantic; On some of the Causes why " _ " '9-“gin-‘ “ ‘ ‘ unacceptable to persons of cultivated taste An Essa ori the Evils of Popular Ignorance

Frank arrison

signs by Billings, engraved by Howland Gaussen’s Psrtib es of Spring

Gillfilan's Martyn, Heroes, and Bards of the Scottish

Covenant God in the Storm lG‘raham’s Tfist of 'Il'_:uth atnilton’s a ome The Roj"d’lyPreacher; Lectures on Ecclesiastes.

Memoir of Richard Williams, Surgeon in the Missio- nary Expedition to Pain onia, '[‘erra del Fuego By the ev. James Hami ton, D.D.

The Pleasanttiess of I Religious Life opened

IIervey's Meditations and Contemplations

Ilewitson, Memoir By the Rev. J. Baillie. Portrait

Horne’s Introduction to the Critical Study nnd know- ledge of the Holy Scriptures. By Thomas Hart-

May 20th, 1855.

latss Martyn's Iibmoir of the Rev. IIenry_Martyn, D.D. . on

well Horne. B. D., of St. John’s College, Cam- brid . New edition, corrected and enlarged. Illustrated with numerous Maps and fac-similes of Biblical Manuscripts.

Howie—'I‘he Scots Worthies; containing a brief Historical Account of the most eminent Noblemeu, Gentlemen, Ministers, and others who suffered for the Reformation.

Volume I.—Matthew

Volume II.-Mark and Luke

James—The Anxious Inquirer after Salvation. By the Rev. John Angell James

ions Inquirer."

-— The True Christian

Christian Professor

.lnmes’s Christian Duty. A series of Pastoral Ad- dresses

N I‘rys.—T|is _Li_stener. Illustrated from original de-

McCheyne—The Life, Letters, Lectures, and Re- mains of the Rev. Robert Murry I\leCheyne. To which are added his Familiar Letters from the Holy La New edition. With a portrait

Sermons. With portrait

McCosh’s Divine Government, Physical and Keri

McGilvra ’s Peace in Believing

Miller's eology of the Bass Rock

Millar‘sHeroism in Humble Life. ANnrrati.se. Orme, with an Introduction by the Rev. Dr. Alexander

Missionary of I{ilmany—Being a memoir of Alexan- der Paterson, with Eddie. by the Rev. John Baillie

Mornin and Ni ht \Vatches

Near

Containing an AI- thentio N arrative, oto.; Lotten; Discourses; Oln Hyms; Poems; Messiah, and Tracts. To win‘ are retired Memoirs of his Life, &o., by tho Rev. ichard Cecil, A. M. Complete iisone so-

me Old Hiimphrey’s Works. 2s. 6d. asch gbservations Country Strolls

_ ddresses Old Sea Captain With ortralt T tights Grand Parents he Lamp and the Lantern; or, Light for the Wallis in London North wierican Indian! Tent and the Traveller Home] Hinu

0pie'p 'I‘ales;or Illustrations of Lying by Amelia ie A

Osborne—-The World of Waters; or, a Peaceful Progress o’er the Unpathed Sea. Illustrated

Pastor's Daughter or the way of Salvation Explained to a oung Inquier, from Reminiseen c as» Conversations of her late Father, Edward Paysou, D. . By Lousia Payson, Hopkins

Pea.rsou's Infidelity; its Aspects, Causes, and Agell ciss, being the prize essay of the British organiza-

Christian Progress. A sequel to the “Anx- <-

tion of the Evangelical Allsince

op of da ; or, the Earliest Religious Instruction the

Infant ind is capable of receivin ’

'lip's Devotional Guides; coniprisin Guides to the Perplexed, Devotional, Thoughtfu , Doubling, and Conscientious, to which is added, Redemption, or, the New Son in Heaven

lock’s course of ime. A Poem, Elegant edition. l5mo. With a rtrait of the author

Rutherford’s Letters of the Rev. A.A. Bonar, authot ofthe “ Memoir of McCheyne

Ryle—Living or Dead? A series of home truths.

heat or Chad‘? A series of heme truths

Startling Questions

Schmeid’s Hundred Short Tales for Children ‘ W’!

Scotia’s Bards—Comprising the choicest productions»

of the Scottish Poets. accompanied with brief

sketches of each. Elegantly illustrated. Clo

1 0

th — The Course of Faith; or, the Practical Belie- ' Select Works of James Venn, Wilson, Philip. and ' ed

ver delincut

The Young Woman’: Friend and Guide through Life to immortality

The Christian Futlier’s Present to his Child-

ren ‘Jay’: Mornin and Evening Exercises, for every

day in the ear, New and elegant edition, on

large type and fine paper

'I‘lio Christian contemplated. In it course of

Lectures delivered in Argyle Chapel, Bath

—- The Jubilee Memorial

Anna Ross

Key to the Assembly’s Shorter Catechism. Con- taining Cateclietical Exercises: :1 Pnraphrnse, and a new and regular series of proofs on each answer

Kiit.o's Daily Bible Illustrations; being Original Readings for a year on Subjects from Sacred His- tory, Biography, Geography, Antiquities. and Theology, especially designed for the Family

'rcle .

Morning Series. -ti-ols. l2mo.

Vol. .

I —Antedilnvinns and Putrinrchs lI.—Moses and the Judges IIl.—Siimuel, Saul, and David IV.—Solomon arid the Kings Evening Series. 4 vols. l2mo Vol. I.—Job and the Poetical Books Il.—Isninh and the Prophets Ill.—The Life and Death of Our Lord |V.—'I‘he Apostles rind the Early Church _— The Last Days of Elisha Last Day of the Week _ Law and the Testimony, by the author ofthe “Wide Wide World,” "Queecli ," Gtc. Little Lessons for Little Learners.

latcs

Liiiing to Christ. A mother's Memorial of am: art- ed Daughter. \Vith an Introduction by the ev. Asa D. Smith. D.D. _

Mamma’s Bible Stories, for Little Boys and Girls. Colored

vo. Square; Col.

By John Sargent, M. A. New oditi Martyrs and Covsuanters of Scotland

3!

Self-explanatory Reference Bible. The IIoly Bible of the authorized Vcizsion, with Marginal Readings and Original and Selected Parallel References printed at length.

Mathematical Instruments. ASZARD 8L GIVEN have received this day and offer for Sale in sets at prices varying from 78 6d to £4. each, and also separately ti large assortment of JAMES Paxxszs Sr, Son's, Patent M./1 THBJIIJI TIC".1L D12./IIVIJVG INS TR U- ./lIE.N‘TS, which are distinguislied by the following improvements and advantages. lst.—'I‘lie joints are formed with plates of hard rolled metal, cut by machinery the required shape. Thus joints are stronger, more accurate and work more smoothly than the old cast joints. 2nd.—'I‘he Compass legs are formed of Tubes; com} bining lightness, strength, ncatness, and uniformity in the "sli u ’ part. 3rd.—-The Dividers have all tine hard steel Needle points, instead of the three-squareiron points for- merl used. 4th.—' ‘he Drawing pens are made of the tinost tens- pered Steel, (pressed the required shape,) any being hollow on the inner side, retain the ink lid capillary attraction; enabling the Draughtsman to draw a fine or broad line with the same pen. t'ith.—'I‘hese Instruments nre more neatly packed in their cases; and are fitted up with colours, palette, and pencils complete, ate considerably lower price than any hitherto ms. Jvmt School Sets, very correct.

‘cheap, and all warranted

HEALTH FOR ALL.

A-FRESH so pl of HOLLO\VAY'S PILLS and OINTMIINT received this day, and for Sale Y IIASZARD Gt OWEN-

2d J une.