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__ AUCTIONS.

The Sale of Ilte undsrnrenlionsd articles, to have tulreit place this day has been postponed until the «tilt January I854, in come issues 0 the Roads being unfit for traselliitg, til tail most pout‘- lively take place that day.

BY H. W. LOBBAN.

'1‘ the Shop of Mr. EDMUND MAWLEY, Great George Street, the whole of his

_. Stock In Trade. C0I_I‘I[Il'IlIIt.‘.IItIrlI8tII, Home Clothing. Collsrs,Bridles, ritllc Brits, Whips. Spurs, Stirrup Leathers and one. Ilsrness iitounting, best Saddles, Chamois Skins. English llog Skins. with a variety of articles suitable to the trade. I'g§‘Sale to corntnence at I2 o'clock.

BAZAAR. THE Community of Charlottetown. dr.c., are re- spectfully informed that the B.dI"l'IST BJ- ZJIJR will be hulden at the Temperance Hall on the 29th inst. Doors or enened at I2 o'ciock a. in. for Adults, Is. 6d. Cliildreu Bd.

Admittance

VIVIIE undersigned ltas removed his Ofice to his new residence. upper Queen's Street. EDWARD PALMER.

Dec. I8. Isl Gt Adv 2m

LONDON HOUSE. New Fall Goods, for 1853.

UST RECEIVEDrttthe LONDON HOUSE, ex Sir Jllexuridsr and Helen. from England. extent-ive supply of llRI'I‘ISII GOODS, suitable for the season, coiitprising in DRY GOODS:

Silks. Sstins. plain and figured; Moire Antique Dresses, Plushes in every shade. French Merinos . Silk Velvets. black and colored; Orleans and Coburghs, Dress materials of every kind, on ' ’ variety. Robes in the latest fashion. Prints good and cheap, Datnnsks and Moreerts. Fringes and Lace for do., Gents. silk, felt and covered Hats. Fur and Cloth Caps. Umbrellas. cotton and silk; Ladies‘ and Children's Stays, Do. cotton Dresses, Habit Shirts. Chetttisettes. Sleeves. Collars and Culfs. Laces and Muslins, Jewellery, large assortment; Vases, in every form; Getits'. Seal Overcoats, Work Boxes and Cabinets, Mantles. in all the new styles, Shawls in variety, Ribbons of all kinds, Fancy Trimuiings, Dress Buttons, Ladies‘ winter Bonnets, Do. dress and other Cups, Do. Cap Fronts and Borders. Artificial Flowers, Gloves and Hosiery. Ladies‘ and Children‘s Boots and Shoes. Carpet Slippers, Leather Slippers, Berlin Wools and Patterns. Penelope Canvass. Haber- dashery, Millinery. large variety; Hollands and Lin- ens. Linen and Cotton Bod Ticks. Ready made Clothing, Oil floor Cloth. all widths; Cloth and worsted Table Covers. 'I‘able Linen. 'I'willed Shirt- ings. Regatta and fitiicy do., Long Clotlts, undressed, Domestic Cottotis; Beaver. Pilot. superfine and fancy Cloths. Doeskitts in variety, Worsted Cord. new article; Hunting Cord. Moleskins, Black and colored Cotton Velvets. Blankcts,all prices; Dotitestic Sheets, Flunnels and Scrges; Corded. quilted and hair Petti- coats, Children's Dresses, Floor and stair Carpeting, Crumb Cloths, Stair Damask, Rubber Coats, Boots, Shoes and Leggings, Stationer , Perfumery,IIuir oils. Toilet Soaps, Chamois Skins, etticoitt Cord, Travel- ling Bags, Ladies’ Furs, Linings. French Cantbric Hitndkercbiefs. Ilsssocks. Silk Handkerchiefs. Fancy

eck ’I‘ies, Table Matte. Cotton and tnuslin Handker- chiefs, Bonnet Shapes. Cap Shapes and Crowns, Gents‘ Mulllers, Hearth Rugs. Sacks and Sucking.

GROCERIBS:

Soucliong and Congou Tea. Coffee. Homeopathic Chocolate, Cruslted and moist Sugar, Baking Powder Table Salt, Ground and whole Rice. Split Peas, Mustard, Preserved Citron, cheap; Pudding Spices. Spices ofall kinds, Glenlield and Poland Starch, Fig and button Blue. II/ztshing Powder. Albert night lights, Soaps, Candles.

At.so. a Large and General Assortment of Hard- ware, the whole having been selected by the Subscri- ber in person, and purchased direct from the manu- fsctories, he can with confidence, recommend them to the public as good and cheap. at the establishment of H. HASZARD.

Opposite the Catholic Chapel, Great George Street, Charlottetown, Nov. Htb, I853.

Books! New Books!

UST OPENED at G. '1‘. HASZARD’S Book e, a large supply of NEW BOOKS NER Y. utnong which will be found the newest standard Literature of thedsy—

Maunder's Treasuries.

Chalmer’s, Posthumous Works.

Parlor Libraries, IlltlIt|’nI9d.IJO0I( Case. ‘

Nesnder's Church Ilistnry.

" Memorials of Christian Life, “ ‘ hrist, Kitto's Pictorial Life of our Saviour. Bttrne’s Notes in II vols l2mo, and 2 vols dto. Cyclopedia of Religious Denominations. written by rnentbers of the dilfereut Denontittstioits.

Truth. by the Rev. C. B. Taylor. Gillinnitn's Martyrs. Heroes, and Bards of the

Scottish, Cheevr.-r’s Incidents and Memoirs of the Christian

Importitn,cc of Literature to Men of Business. &c. Ste. &c.

Furniture Stoves and Varieties. V HE Subscriber requests u call of his Custtners to view and purchase his recertt imported STOCK of FURNITURE. contprising— ' SOFAS. neat, spring seat. mahogany 'I‘ABI.F-S. ntahogan round. so wood, pambroko toilet. fireside, room. &c. . ‘Nash-stands is great variety, Chairs, cane bottom. and others lledstertds, French and tent Cornmodes. Venetian Window Blinds (‘or-ner Cub-board and Dresser I-idc-boards, handsome mahogany and others Globe I amp Glasses. Lam STOVES. Franklin. Soap-stone, tight-air. Hull Cooking and Kitchen Ranges.

A Shingles, Cedar and Pine, Labrador Ilerrings. Dry Codllsh. Mudlish Pork and Beefin barrels and half barrels Pigs Heads and Feet in barrels Butter and Lard in Tubs Hams well cured and smoked Porter. London, in bottles, Black Paint, dry and ti" Son and Candles. Bu lo Robes. No. I Nest Jsuntiiig Sleigh. Ladies‘ Side Saddle. die. die. JAMES N. HARRIS. December I, I858. 8w

NOTICE. HE Subscriber being shout to close his present business. requests all those indebted to hint, to

make immediate payment. EDMUND MAW LEI’.

FOR SALE. ASCIIOONER nineteen Tons. nearly new. Sails and rigging one year in use. For further Par- ticulars apply to

tiled Sugar, in barrels

Mr. KENNETH WKENZIE. Pownsl Street Charlottetown. Dec. I9th, I853‘

FLUID! FLUIDII IVE Cssks BURNING FLUID ‘set received, and forsa low. Also.ul'ew FL ID LAMPS. JOHN ANDREW MODONALD. Quefi Stflut. Nth X III

APP . HE subscriber has received a Consignment of I00 barrels of CHOICE APPLES—Ruusets,

Baldwins, Pippirts, &c., JAMES N. HARRIS. Isl

Dec. Id, I858. 8w

Just: Received, ' ARRELS Navy and Pilot BREAD. American APPLES, Dried APPLES" RAISINS, t-‘ms.

GEO. MOORE. North side Queen Square, Doe. Dth, I858. Isl lm

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NEW GOODS I

HE Subscrber being thankfulfor past patroitage. begs leave to ittttrnute to his friends and the public in general, tbsthe has removed to his New Brick Building. on the East side of Pownsl Street -that be has added to his former Stock a choice

election of. ‘

AMERICAN AND OTHER GOODS, suitable for the season, consisting of Cookin ‘rank- lin, Close and Parlour Stoves ; also srnier's Boilers. Forks, Spades, Shovels a Hatches. Hammers attd'I‘races, chslfcutteru, churns. loclts, bolts. and chain bolts. with a variety of other llardware ; Clocks, of all descriptions, Looking Glasses. Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. in great variety, Rubber Overcttate and Oil Clothin .

Ax.so—A Good Assortment of A IERICAN DRY GOOD8—Door iititts. Tobacco, Buffalo Robes, best ltind ; Sole Leather, Pilot B Onions. A Buckets,

Crust Stands; Cotton Wsrp. Huts, cape, window lllinds, comforters, braces. bales writi and wrap- ipn Pa r. balance and spring Scales. urs, strings Bel , B:skets, shoe egs, window glsss,difi'erent sizes ; with it variety olpother 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 Goods. THOMAS DODD. Oct. I4, I558. 6w

FALL GOODS. -UST IMPORTED. and for sale by the Sub- scriber. ut his NEW S'I‘OR.E, next door to his residence in Grafton Street, a choice selection of

American and other Goods, consisting SUGAR. in hogshesds, barrels and by retail, Loaf, crushed uitd refined do. Superior Hyson and Souchong TEAS, in chests, half chests. and by retail ; COl"I"EE, RICE, PILOT BREAD, in barrels and

retail ; CRACKERS,CHEESI’l, Vinegar, Mustard, Pep- per, Giiiger. Table Salt, Soda, Saleratus, Soup, Candles. Starch, Blue, Burning I’-‘luid, Matches. 'I‘obacco.Cignrs, Rosin. Blat-.king,&c.

Fresh Muscatel RAISINS. CONFECTIONARY, Nuts, Lemon and Git er S up.

PRINTED COT'I'ONS, Striped and Unbleached do. ; Bed-ticlts. dtc. Cases of BOOTS and SHOES ; Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s India Rubber Boots and

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Indian Rubber Coats and Oil Suits ; Buflhlo Robes of superior quality; Hats and ape;Cottoa-wick and Lamp-wicks ; ‘luid Lampe——patent and common in variety; CHAIRS, with cane seats and wood ditto, in great variety of pattern ; Looking Glasses. Glass Lanterns ; Jute and Grass Msis ; Hay Forks, Spades and Shovels ; Rough Board,Shingle and Lsth Nails; Window Glass in boxes and by retail : Shoe- mskors' Lasts, Nails. Page and Thread. .

MOLASSES in hogsheads and by retail ; Codlish Oil. in barrels and by retail.

A assortment of CURRlERS' TOOLS; Pails, Tubs, in nests or single ;Clothss Pius, Brooms. Brushes. &c.

is lIiusi>—Americau and Island manufactured SOLE LEATHER, Nests‘ Leather, Calf Skins, and

Harness Leather. W. B. DAWSON- Chsrlottstown. November 14.

Stores ! Stoves ! ! Stoves! !

UST RECEIVED by the Subscriber. 200 STOVES, well assorted, consisting of Pioneer. Premium, Ransom, New Market, Young America and Boston Cooking Stoves, Soap-stone-bitck I"runk- in, Wood Franklin, Cast 6: Sheet Iron Air Tight, Box. Combination. and other Stoves. JOHN ANDREW McDONALD. October Nth. I858. Isl dt R.G.

UST RECEIVED. and for sale, a few FAR- MERS’ BOILER .

THOMAS DODD. Pownsl Street. Nov. 7th. I858.

Stoves, Clocks, Shoes.

THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends

and the public in general, that he has received a Cous' otiient frotn Boston, 0 Cooking, Frttnkli and ’ 'ight A’ ‘OVES. 5 Cases of LOCKS of various patterns, Cane and Wood bottom CHAIRS. BOOTS and SHOES. and a variety of other Goods, the whole of which. will be sold at s stnsll advance

over cost and charges. W. H. GARDINER. Auctioneer.

Pownsl Street, Nov. 17th.

To Grocers. SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR!

US'I‘lrRECElVED. ex Sohr. Sophrosis, from sl'sx.

Tiercee, and

Barrels Choice PORTO RICO SUGAR. For Sale low. b WI LIAM T. PAW. Oct. 5. 1858. Out

“ Catharine.” HE Subscriber beg,s.lesve to inform his Frieuds and Customers, t t he has just received per Schooner Cutliorins, and other arrivals from the United States. a large Stock of GOODS. w ich will be sold at a very small advance on liirst cost as Cash is wanted. They consist in part of 200 Stoves, assorted. I5 Punchsons Molasses, 50 Cheats 'I‘ea, 25 Boxes C II Cases Boots. Shoes and Brogsns, Bbls. Pilot Bread and Crackers, 5 Bble Bnrnin Fluid, 30 Eight day & Thirty hour Clocks. sckets. 88 Don. Brooms. 50 Dos. Chairs. 20 Bble h‘ h proof Ram. 20 Boxes less, 80 Suite Oil Clothing, es utcco.

Sole Leather, Churns. Window Blinds. Rocking Horses, Wash Boards, Looki Glasses, Thermome- ton, Ladies‘ and Gents.’ I is Rubber Boots and 8 , Whips. Stititietts. Drillings, 'I‘icks. Striped Shirtiug. Prayer Books, Bibles, and other Books.

JOHN ANDREW IlcDONALD.

October Nth. Isl I R. G.

STOVES. STOVES. STOVES.

OW LANDING. and for sale b ber. a choice Assortment of ing of Parlor. Bedroom, t.‘oolt' . and Air stores. which he oflers to the pa is cheap for cash.

" °°""’ Wm’ W. H. GAIIDINII Dis. to. test.

WILLIAM HEARD. VIVHANKPUL for past fsvsurs, begs to intimate the ARRIVAL of the Wbggd, directllom Eirouawo,

with the following GOODS, Cashmere, Mohair, Glace Ro

Cloth, Al cca, Norwich and Ge s Plaid. and plain Clot , wool plaid and tweed CLOJKINGS. Site and s '

Satin. Watered Geo. Persians. variety. A lar e assortment of Millinery. Laces, ' ' bIud's. Boas. Vietorices, capes, eutfs. stone martin. squirrel. mu uash. iitink and CHILDRE./V'S DR SEES, CLOJKS Red, blue and white eerguu; resl Welsh. imitation NE '

Blankets; Travelling Rugs; llorse Rugs; Curpetingl. Druggets, Hearth Rugs. Ready studs ClatIu'ng

iiiohs ir, broad ilts; Doesk iris, Csssitnsres.

Plain, stripe and fancy Silks; 0Iuce|St'lks ;:|rish Pop ins; Silk Vehicle for dresses. '

g ves. seal. English ttttd|I"rerieli CORSE . CAP H00

til, Damask. French and English Merino, Orleans, Coburgs.Vsoaitis Spanish Crops. for Lsdt ' dresses

. Vscuuis. Jsuilsdoers, Wool Jackets. Ilinial s, Al , Veouttis sud Plaid nCs . satin Turks. Bonnets, &e . is all colours. ibbons in great Notts, Braids, Glmps, fancy Trimmings, Buttons. rititts. Gauntlets. &c., in us] ubls, itch, TS

178 AND [M T8. u grout var’ .

Welsh. Luncssliirs, Salisbury and Saxon FLJ . PiIot, beaver.

Seal Skis Coats. Silk Hats

of a superior make: glazed and felt Hats; cloth and for Cape. Silk velvet, moire, satin and fancy

Vestitigs. Ladies’. Gents‘. and Childrens

Soda. I Hair; Psi

A large assortment of ROJV.MO./VGERY. -NMILS. SPIXES, dtc. IROJV, S EJRTHENWJRE. CHIJVJ and GLJSS. A choice selection of TEAS

Castings, Forge Back.

Mufllere; sillt, Bandana and cotton Handkerchiefs. IIOSIER Y, HJIBERIIJSHER Y, and ever variety . ' ‘SI

of COTTON and

LINEN GOODS. SHOES and SLIPPERS.

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ndigo. Coppsrus. Starch. Glue. l.smpbls_clt, shoe Thread. Cotton Warp, Hair Seating. curled itts, Oils. Whitii . 'I‘ar. Rope. Oskutti, Figure Ilcads; scouring Brick (wholesale or retail.)

TEEL,

FANCY GOODS.—-Writing Desks, Work Boxes; Ladies’ Rosewood Dressing Cases; Gents‘. Bou-

wood and corotnandel Multunts. Clutli. hair. tooth be. '

om Dressing and chitnney Glasses. in mshoguny. rosewood and gilt frames. For Christmas presents.

did collection of Jstprlry. The whole will be sold at Charlottetown, December 9, I853.

FALL ARRIVALS.

HE Subscriber has received. on Consignment.

per schrs. Mary Jane and Isabella, from

BOSTON. a quantity of GOODS, which he offers

for Sale at his Store. Queen Street, consisting in

part of-I00 pieces grey, white and printed Cottorts,

bales of striped Shirtings. Deniums and Bed-ticks,

Furniture Cottons. window blinds. Handkerchiefs.

sstinstts and doeskins, vestings, shawls, table cl

Also,

50 cheats. half-chests and I5lbs. boxes Congou TEA. 'I‘ierces Rice, hltds. Mnscnvsdo Molasses, boxes Raisins, Drums Figs, Drums Jews Apples, dozens Buckets, Brooms, nears Tubs, Pilot Bread. barrels Pltch, Tar. and Resin. Franklin and other S'I‘O roams writng and wrapping Paper, cane and wooden seated Chairs, a variety of Brass Clocks. boxes Boots and shoes. 50 gross Matches, 50 boxes

p, dto. JAMES MORRIS. October 21.

Apples, Onions 5:. Stoves- JUST ARRIVED per Schr. Elisabeth, from Boe- ton, and for sale by the subscriber:—- Barrels Apples and Onions,