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LATEST. of tl ingeney are: the withdrawal of South Ras i \y ‘ dl | sits, the abso plron by yoverniment of : . " amount of ba wf capital, and the London 21. Treaty of pene i \ silailaias BAe nella ttorent he ure . rand Vressia to be styned vesterday ane te , t tral wither © vht thay . aisu with at iw —" Cold 1505. PRESIDENT JouNSON LGNoWrs MEXICAN PRO Rerlin, 7id Peace coneluded with ] are ThAMATION of Bock vn The followig 18 wid lleste Bavaria eedes Northern Diath tuteny the latest et President Johusen’s precta to Prestia and paye thirty mil + thovtee sativws. It explaina iteelf:— Prussia berinuing to evacuate Ro ay : : » hy : ; : Whereas, a war is existing in the Republie of withdrawiny, and willbe completed Sept. Ua sicw, Bgaravated by fureign military interven re th. 224 fis a“ proa \ on Aud whereas, the United States, iu accord- tria infemls seemainti it wible rWwia mice With their settled habits and poley, are a ties Manvarian Mia “ eutral power in regard tothe war whieh thus Qhetea the Republe of Mexico And wherens, Ne Teko hye fo Me Nell s Reeling Rows and ut tas beeeme Known that ore of the belligerents Rremince » the saad war, namely, the Prince Maximilian, me. Jame. Ni Ro Ac - 1) whe asserts himself to be Emperor of Mexico is rrened a decree in regard te the port et Ma Rurgpean war ender thee t N tameras, aud other Mexican porta, whieh are in hws un ol American news il wayne he ecchpalien aha possession al anether of the tits merniwd. said rents, namely the Uaited States of bd _— Mexico, Which decree isin the following words:— CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE POORER! “Th pert of Mataueras apdall these uf the SUFFERERS BY THE LATE FH wrthern frontier wiich have withdrawn frow obedience to the Government are closed to Msvou's Grrr, Halifax, NOS.) teretgn and ceasting trafic during such time aa! August 2st, Ps6e. ‘ the empire of the law shall not be therein rein. The Mavor ackaowledyves the reeeipt tla stated fellowmy ameunt in abl of sufferers “vi t Gre * Article 1 Merchants preceeding from said at Chariottetown, PB. 1: i ports on arriving at any other where the excise we. Woe Bs e et the upire is cu ected, shall poy the duty on “ante ° “9 we teh eer tation, inftreduction and Const ption, and Previous!) acknowled sed, on satixfictory proof of contravention, shall be irremissaoly confiscated = ‘Qur Ministry of the Treasury is charged with ; wa tie |} ractical execation of this decree CRARLOTTE TOWN, Aug. 27th, Isu6 * Given al Mexico the 8th day of July, 1366." Henry Bewyer Smith, Eeqr, St. Joka, : , ’ : ae Dak, ok bie B. 06 Mle oad £6 0 0 And Whereas, the decree thus recited by de- Adam MacKay, Esyr, Halifax... eis o Cutting. @ Geckade unsupported by competent military or naval feree, t<in vielation of the rights me - f the United Statea as defined by the law of na- COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE tis as well as the treaties existing between the | United States of America and the ateresaid, Tite Canadian Le rislature closed ite'sc-<s ie United States of Mexico ou the léth. On the dav priorto that on which Now, therefore, 1, Andrew Johnson, President the prorozation took pli ral ie seni decane oni d of the Valve States, do hereby proclaim and de- | Se MB tg A iy si ay ae ee that the aferesaid decree ts) held and will tr ui Vr Holton, that I wre ts to h ‘i d stad 7 a ( nited States te be absolutely null and seid ihds deeimentthinnindeeniih, id vuid ues against the government and citizens ot Deane = - ' ho with contedera- |) the United States, and that any attempt which trom, tut that the time of its departure then! shall be made te enforce the same against the go- dader discussion between the Imperial and Ca- | verument or ciuzeus of the United States will be muliag Governments, would Se arrranged to | disallowed, ous tbe cunveuence ree Imperial authori} In witness whereof I have hereunte set my tes. Un proroguing the Leyvisiature, the Go- | hand a deaused the seal of the United States le vervor General closed his speech with the | be affixed tullowing > — Dome at the City of Washington, this 17th day ‘*] rejoice that vou have completed vour, Of Auguat, in the year ef our Lord 1scb, and of | part for the union ‘of the Ci lon ad of British | lidependence ot the Untted States of America | N rth America, and l Shali not fail to trast the wert y fest. | ta the Secretary Of State for the Colonics, for ‘ ‘ ANDREW JOUXSON. | esentution,.to Hi : Majesty, waien ii on By the l resident , . thes 3 eet Tu te iving to is ¢ciose th ian 1 teamn Hf Seward, Sec of Mate seSshon likely to } he'd under the act for th at . : ants } ue j ‘a ot the Iwe Canadas I cel rat hia i} ’ - ; ergs seein % = ae ware Yon . Fimes, dat- : , ’ gratuit ing trom Newport, thus speaks of the style of lair} Parlameat which this haw ealied juto EN lene in Vogue with the ladies of that tashionable re- ou the retrost ect atforek d hy the events the | sort: —*"" It would de vou good te look at it You het quarter of a eenturv in the Pro eun see it at your leisure, either on or off their! You can mark during the period the firn heads. Nats, mice, frizzes, reds, curls, rir sihte. | solid.t on of your institutions, ly th po iti Liaanel | ME lets, evelets, beau-catchets, ftalew pieces, side Biunietpal, the extend d settlement i yout pieces, bugles, full bloods, HDeeps, herse tails, muntry aud the developement of vour internal | @ CCR’ Mather, puffs, Afrieaines and shiners— resources and foreign trade, the rarperoy uent sheee are & fe - 7 the variatics W HR meet of j ¢ “ae ‘ the names, doubtless, your readers are familiar aud srmplibication of vour laws, aud above al

ethers | newer heard belwre, and the reader may

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KEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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te We are requested to intimate, that the Military School i@ wow and bas always been open to There is consequently net the shyhtest ground forthe allegation that this Seco0L is exclusive mits character | The great didicutiy has all along been to find a sufficient miaber ot per mus Willing aud at the same time able te Attend drill with the necessary punctuality. Bulleiin

all qomecrs

Ree eee NAA PRR eee ON ORONO

EXECUTORS’ SALE.

yo be Sold by AUCTION on FRIDAY,

Bist instant, at TE o'clock, on the premises, near King SQuare, ALL the EFFECIS of the late WILLIAM REID, Carriage Buiider,

deceased, consisting of

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A venerable widow lady in Macou, Mississipi, in the course of a tea-party conversation, ullered some jnsmuations agatust the character ofa young lady, an orphan, residing in the eity, The young | Carriages, Sieghs, 1 Horse, 2 pairs Blacksmiths’ lady Was plueky, and unwilling to have her repu- Bellows, 2 Auvils, ‘Tools, Lumber, LLousebold tutioo—her only possession—takeu from her in | kurniture, &e. that way; and the old lady was indieted for slan- der. The broadest latitude was given to the ex- amination of Witness aud every incident ib the | lite of the coltplainaut wag made the subject: otf | enquiry. Such a case naturally created much ex- | citement in the neighbourheed. Not a stain coyld be fastened upon the young lady's charac- ter, and the jury brought in a verdict of guilty, titiing Wa mercy on account of the age and infirmity ef the | defendant. “The court, man impressive manner, sentenecd the slanderer to be tinued five hundred | dollars and be imprisoned six months, Ov hear. | ing this, the young lady whe was the subject of | stander burst into tears, and implored the | ‘ourt to remit the sentence, declaring that her only object was the vindication of her

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ALSO: FHE INTEREST in the LOT OF LAND and WORKSHOP. Treems— All sums under £10, eash: aver that |

fst, G mouths’ credit, on approved Joint Notes |

By order of the Executera, WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

vt Charlottetown, August 27,

five members recommendation

Ieit. |

Superiore Blood ferse for Sale) BY

AUCTION,

PUBLIC

: Owner, ALEC. Hotiaxn, Esq.,to SELL by charact’F, avd that sha had no vindietive | SUCTION, on FRIDAY. the Lith of SiR PEMBEK nest, at half past 2 o'clock. p.m... in front of

feelings. Ller plea for merey was successful, | CRABL Ss HOTEL,” SUMMERSIDE a superion

and the fine and imprisonment were remitted, | niece I Biood Emtire Horse,

3 years old, stands t6) hands high, and weighs fabout Ils ewt.

RO

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Died,

\r Hope River, Lot 22, on Sunday, the 12th in

This ILORSE is conside-ed one of the finest |

stunt, after a protracted illness of 0 veurs and 8 7 * ov. specimens of the breed ever reared » Island seusthe. Lb. Stsiek’ MciAndel/eibRIS4 veure i , “tee 9 po ver reare q - the : haaacl ; fr i " erte syunNetry 2 wives ‘ution | Decensed was « huracterized and dese Vediy re ! 7 veg wet ‘van See ms

at creat action.

by all who knew him, for his strict and mtegriiv, and upright, moral character ; | nnd leaves a large cirele of relatives aud trieads | sid Reqtieseut in

spected

sterling Le Terms easy.

JOUN CLA Y, Auctioneer.

Lou. i j

CITY DEBENTURES. |

BY-LAW having beeo evac el by the

> mouen thei bereavement

Bedeque, Aug. 27,

At Lot 13, on the 31st nltimoe, after a short bat |

severe illness which he bere with Christian pa: | . City Council providing for the payment of the

tience, Mr. Dennis Bireh, at the advaneed ave of

Sbvears. The decensed was a native of County

Wicklow, Leeland, and emizrated to this Istanel 4) annnal tuterest of any sum borrowed for the pur He lived a harmless and inoffensive life pose of uiding the erecticn of a Pabtie Market

nud war respected by all who had the pleasure ot thouse. and for the liquidation of the principal :}

r . : Ile at large . ot | Notice Js hereby given that tenders for the pu

trieuds and relatives to mourn his loss. * Blessed | ehase of City Debentures for the sam of £40 or!

£10e each, to the amountof £600, beariue hiterest

at the vale of six per cent per annum, payabh

ure the dead that die in the Lord.” | traalt yearly, the interes; as Well as the liquidation

is neq unaintunee leaves circle

Atthe North River, on the 10th instant, Mrs Mx lutvre, relict of the late Douwald Mc lutyre, in

the 77th year of her age jot the principal seeured on the tolls of the New| | Market Jlonse and on the geveral revenue of the) Launched, City, will be received at the Office of the Cire}

} Clerk until 12 o clock, woon, on SATURDAY the jetsith day ol SEPTEMBER next, where the form bot the defenture baay be secu and every nee essary infermation commniuiented ' Ibv order, | PETER MACGOWAN, City Clevk. Charlottetown, the 27th 2 | dav of Angwnet. [S66 4 j

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TANKS. . IfBXENDERS will be received at the Office!

ny enn of the City Clerk unal SATURDAY, the}

‘os of axl {sixth day of SEPTEMBER, for the sinking and)

: oo completing Phree Tanks or Reservoirs tor con}

. ..7d to 9} . | _...Bd te Ta | “aiming water, te be used in cases of Fires}

On the Sth instant, from the shipyard of Mr. Wm. Ellis, jour, Bidetord, Lot 12, tor Wim Richards, Esq ,of Port Hill, a Brig, 300° tens, built wuder iuspection to class 4 years at Lieyd’s, called the * Kate.”

PRICES CURROUNT. 4,1

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CHARLOTTETOWN, Aug. S66.

Provisions. Beef, (mall) per lb.......... Do by the quarter... 2... eee ececes Pork, (caresss)....... Do (small) Mutton, pet I0.... 2... c.ee cece ee eee

I daha. in nnnces . 3d to bd | Specifications as to the places where the said] Ham, pet Wve. cdeeVecseetidedeedes oss tl to 10d anks ave to be suuk, the form, dimensions, and A eee ee materials with which they are te be constructed a er rr ee a akon ls to Is 21) and every other Hecessary intormation can be Chee se, per UEP EE ET ET CU PEELE. .. Bd te Gd | aseertained by application to Tallow, per Pikes nde s, 0440 daldticesiviainr 7d te Gi | PETER MACGOWAN, |

Lard, per Ib........ - +++ Od to Wd | 27th August City Clerk.

the education which the ad »ption of the boun ‘ see teen ee ane 0 : n . ‘ ™ eS 'StCN! | he aa ignerant as I—for anch I append a briet! Flour per ce bd — . ‘ , ot respomuble government his afforded veur dictionary. Rate— Big wads. Mice—Little wads. Oatineal, per CWE... . 2.06 coos cone cence ISs to 208 | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND staiesmen in the well tried wavs of the British} Earlets—eurle in front of the ear. Bugles—} Eggs, pet dozen......... .. c. ded. 10d to 'Be4 ‘ unstitution. The same principles, the ppli- | Double rats—Huge wads of paper, hair anything Grain, Boot and Shoe Facto y cation of which has been attended with so much | te make a rell which looks like a burlesque on a Barley, per bushel..................58 to 63 6d , advantage in the smaller union, will be the cuide | belogne sausage. Full Bloods — Queer little | Qats, POr GO. . .2. cece cone ceescees 33 3d to 3s bd | South Side Queen Square. of your evurse in the larger sphere of action on | ™ angular pyramids, Horse Taile—Long bunches Vegetables | > 2 . wf ps which you are now about to enter, and | fer.|@f bar. Alricames—A kind of wig that crink- ” r ifONUE Subser:ber would respectfully inti. | venthy pray that the blessines w hich vou have les exactly like a hegras wool, All of this and | Peas per quart. Pen e lees to ee ee eee Se x 7d - 9d mate to his COUNTRY CUSTOM ERS| hitherto enjoyed mae’ eo oh eee es | anuich niere is the rage with a certain Class of Potatoes, per bushel.............+.++.28 Wo 2s bd | and WHOLESALE BUYERS, that be has ene] dimes Ge ane walneal ae . whi - e oe very outre people, whe seem to have a great deal Poultry. jyvaged Mr. CHARLES Wenpon to travel for hin, | ; rae a. oe oes WE! of money and time, both of which they invest very | Geese coe crer cree eee soecscrececes none | and that he will be at all times ready te fill up| form a part, ane the dimensions of whieh Will | decidedly in hair.” IE, RU ons soc e ciscnses ses ..-+--ds to 93 | their Stock and take their Orders, as they may | entitle it to a high place amongst the powers 7 | Fowls, exeh.......... wei .. 1s Gi to 2s 6d | require. For the FALL 1 RADE, he haa the | of the world.” The New York Herald paid seven thousand | F sh. largest and choicest Steck of all Goods in his} —_—_ doliara to the Atlantic Telegraph Company for | Codfiah, per qtl.... 2... 0... .eee ee eee 20s to 30s | line, ewer exhibited in this Island, and at prices gray pany : I | A veel, supposed to be a smal! sh: lon, are pert of the King of Prussia’s speech tw the Herrings, per ON is caliuaus Seek ce J0s tu 408 | that dety competition. Having the sole age ney was observed floating vest rdav in the Straits | Prussian Diet. Mackerel, per dozen........ eeeeeeeeeees 23 to 38) for tthe Canadian Rubber Co., his assortment of | of Northumberland, in front of Cape Joha. She ei Se ak, | Lumber, } Felt and Rubber Boots and Overshoes, of every | was evident!y a wreck. bein ™ bottom up. FLoops AT THE West—Trmry Persons] goards, (Hemlock).........-.-.+- 20+: 33 6d to 4s | class, will be found complete, of the best material, | Whea first seen she was abo: ¢ onthe Coy a Divow wep.—There have been heavy rains atthe} po (Spruce)........-.------- 4s to 5s | and lower than ever, ‘The Retail Trade wail, iv} led’ Chien: vintnss tien hath ds 2 1 ay West and many of tle steamers were flooded Do (Pine)... 20.022 e ee eee eee es Ta to 95 | future, be conducted on strictly Cash Prinéiples, ’ ae ouns me . out to her i @) causing great destruction of life and property. A Shingles, per ck ciee deen aeed aeehmees 103 to 15s} but at sucl rices as will 1 “most advan beat, but could fi no name printed on her oct aad ; sf oe his (ek ok i oon Oa ee a » Breve = oe a _ a ‘ . ne f , hap a 7 : = | T |) despatch dated Lu Crosse, Wiscousin, Aug. 11, Sundries. tageous to all parties por hasi.g All persons in-| ern. : Si is . lour, sup osed t » | suyei— Gay, Per tom. .cc sedi ieee does cece sss ON tO debted to the subseriber are requested to tuake from this craft, were for nd onthe shore. Thes * Near Housten. about twenty miles west of | Steaw, per cwt.........--- .. ee ds 6d to 2s | immediate payment of them Accounts. hit >< marked ** Mi. Lean, and bore the brands La Crosse, tuirty persons were drowned by a | Cimothy Seed..... +++. bone | GECRGE NICOLL. | of Brandywine and Union Mills. Parts of the | sudden rise of Root River, Minnesota. Twelve | Ciover seed per Ib cesses ee eee MONE Charlottetown, August 27th, 166. spars and rigging also drifted on shore, which | bodies have been recovered aud buried. It is a| Homespun, per Yard cee ce ccee cece ee eees -4= to Os) ~ i" i beien sed to some small eraft. Thev were! «ad event. Doubtless many other similar casu- alas nS WDee ee eeee ce neee eens cee sya to a WANTED. ' vo be very old an tte Rene ail ltie ate ere «al 7? | Hides, per 1D... 6.00 e cece cone cece nee dito 4 vt : ea rf | a i re | nae eeni renee | WoO... ssssssrtecsstrerersrseeeesels w 1864] @ WARKHOUSK MAN who under-| a spar, about o@ feet long, also came on slore, jnniggogengline : ; Sheepsking....... i es stuns cutting, curing and packing Pork, ean | No clue tu the fate of those on b vard ha yer New Youn, 20th P.M. Apples OY GOR nin ond ness aes n40snnnes 3d to dad keep neconnt of Grain, and will make himself been diseovered.— Picton Standard. A large fire in Jersey City yesterday destroy | Partridges, —— .... 2... ce 0 e cece cece cree e ees none | generally usefal ina Granary and Warehonse. A

ed a large cotton and oil whart, fogether with al Accounts from all parts of New Branswick | number of vessels. Loss about two millieus agree that creat quantities of hay have been dollars, i Ix | I fire in Chicago yesterday deatreyed property | valued at hall a million dellars. About 600 deaths by cholera in St. Louis last | week and nearly 500 mn Crmeinuatti President Roberts has called Fenian Congrese | lo meet at Troy, Sept. 4th. No Cable news, Gold 1 in.

injured by the heavy fall of rain on

s? Tunis

Thurslay might and Friday.

that } the standing crops by the rain storm which raged at that place on Thursday last.

We learn from the Picton Standard emsiderable damage has been done t

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CD | “ ——_- ° | 2 ¥ » . se nee Dan in The Standerd states thata patrol has been |. Me. Grapsroxr ox tHe Festi ANS.— In I ar- liament, when seconding the motion of the |

organized fur some time in Picton, who take turns in Walking the streets bw night te pre- veut fires, robberies, &c., or im ease of an

Goverument to continue the SuSpeusion of the Act of Habeas Corpus in Ireland, Mr. Glad- such weeurring, to give immediate and prompi stone remarke dil I know not alarws. where to find upon record anything more | abominable in the shape of political violence | than the invasion of Canada by the Fenians. (Cheers) The

. , ‘ ‘ for any of the wrongs or gricvances—be they |

must sav

Ac Ottuwa (Canada) despatch says the Ca- nadian authorities continue their prepars tions to regiet the Femans. The troops at Qy ebee are ordered to be in readiness, and 10,000 canteens are being manufactured.

Canadians are not respousille real or imasinarvy—w hich the Fenians misht | think they had sustained at our bands. Jhe invasion of Canada was a foul, a ruthless, and} prived of all that | political error, a ul it shows that | these men have } only to utter threats—which

Times that the C. Wa thrown jute a wild stafe of excitement ou the evening of the tth test. hy the oecurrenece near that pance of

We learn frown the Ottawa ; ; : *) -'> =n s murderous act (cneers), de village of Ricevill-, was ng ap could disnits them the

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within temper not

‘or my own part

| permanent situation and first rate wages guaranteed loa sttisfivetory person whe ean furnish testimo~| ulals of wood character.

GEOKGE LEWIS, Market Celrk.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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R.-T. HOLMAN.

Summerside, Ang. 27th, 1866 sin

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‘FARMERS’ BANK OF RUSTICO. NM OLLCE is hereby given that afer the) i’ Debts of its Organisation have been lieynna- | dated, a Dividend of Three and one Half per | centam for the dast six mouths, ending Auvust) j loth, bus been declared, aud is payable to Stock-! holders on demaud

A LAW To regulate and prevent, if deemed neces- sary, the erection and continuance of laughter Houses within the City. Passed Gth Angust, T8606. Approved 21st August, L866,

By order,

MARIN J. BLANCHARD, Cashier. August 2th, boo Iw Soda & Water Biscuil.

prsesu from RANKINE & SUN'S Bakers

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BB" it enacted by the City Council of the | City of Charlottetown as follows :

No person or persons er corporate body shall erect, Use or employ any slaughter house within the limits of the City, without having first mace ap plication in writing, and obtained permission and | authority from the City Council su to do,

12 Boxes Sola & Water BISCUIT. N. RANKIN, Water Street. August 20, 1866, 2in isl

EX. ORIENTAL. Candles and Blacking,

1D Boxes CANDLES, &’s, 15U doz Muson’s BLACKING.

Just Arrived.

When any such application shall he nue, there shall be therein stated with percision the place in which it is intended to erect such slaughter house, the dimensions thereof, the facilities for | and the precautions intended or contemplated to be taken for removing or disposing of the blood on i Which said application shall be |

other hupurities ;

ch. er — a [ believed were mere words—but toendeavour | submitted to the Health Officer to report upon, N. RANKIN, Water Street of Me . ’ sve seuted aro. : ; ; ie ee 5 eed ra ie N. RAZ N, 5 < of . &. Dhaasie! andrigan we re ented at nd to carry fire and sword intea peaceful country. | fore uly sue lh pertuission or authority is wrauted Auguat 20, 3806 hee tal large dhasble-stuveyin whiel «lyst fire wan made If. tl refure, on the one h ul we bave seen sled ; a ° erelore, ithe one aud, W é S i j . ‘ > L | for baking purposes, a sleeper, or eross-picee OF A ¢ of . : fu granting any snch application the City Coun: | gent ‘Bf | ime < ; : “, » imi , ! . fron the © vanedac tot the Amen mus (s0verninent, cil may linpose sich restrictions vannel conditions us } RAO g ICE . j timber, which held up the floor immediately ge aca rect! eg eat ty moet a at ee : . | . ; i > are erie y SCC. . . -e ’ ; ~~ deemed EX pedieh 1 order to even , o ete - ww} > , ivate under the stove, gave way, precipitating father, j lh ten teat guatiite’ teliielasal MRM ne thei Be die telng cdots ternal ue Sabseriber will sell by Private Con- : 7 : ane mit we ma ‘eckon belo and © HOI | suet shane ® ” ms ‘isan eet eas i . +8 yo r-eccuped | mother, and tree children, tovether with tite |‘. tice ¢ st | meiuhb mrhuyd, oF injurious to the bealth of the in trict Pasture Lots 231 and 232, now wccupied | ied | , il Lat leita call discharging every intermitronal duty, 2 mu ee , iy: Riean i astpanee topebindaeten Sciinkadaaae. | . jade * Cell 3 sti “ seve : i . ° . “ . . ye nubituuts- j “4 s oe . ie i uf “og 1 - ‘ i whi vn t i say that that invasion of Caaadasis an indica) about half a wile east of Wright's Bridge. This | — % . ; 7 li F we , : ' . } tr; . i. ! aad Sf paca tee Danssnennn ix he » #3) ge m hail tere ‘ a, # tas. € ay uv, buy Ve | tion of the virnlenee and mialignity of Fenuisan- When a complaiut, in writing. is made that any pleasantly situated | rupenty , peld ryiaien renee for} ves are wml i le ——Were ¢ . . “ u ¢ wi ’ - ns - qa aurs uli ; ji “et 3 6 | re OF age ws Poss an aa Pe weet 410, which weeould not hive thorrhat it possible slaughter honae, ajready erected and in use, has woe yA es ¥ hl, Dect 7 iH -s “A ‘3 B 7 ! + covered with red-hot eee Ere, autid I i o vo =o Id Ww itive ss :” become, OF is likely le hecotnie, uw tilisatice, or lb is & comfort 7 ’ byte oe Nf =e ape . ety watt ‘ | the } l ~~ nn et rot and disficured i de you! bf . i” Le inhalitant the . the prelitses nndanexcellent Wellof Water. For! w heated stuve, teins burnt ane istiy i " eS } jurious to the hea'th of the inhabitants, the sate ; suid i wate % sheekiny 1 her, «l receiving €uls and — . hall be referred to the Healt) Officer to report further particulars please apply te % Slee auhe 3 “ce y euis and . . isd i ed ates ‘ ; t :

} ‘ee ae ~ i i : h ir very 1 bital F rely F =, * Ixp rt; I he ‘ aloutta nie sid if the City Coanecil, after consideration | ; E Est : Ae een | rupes ° renders ‘ rece doutital. D ‘i 2 ’ i # i > ‘ ' . , a z Sate he : Lisi = 7 7 —_ 4 ” 7 . , oe Mail brings distressing intelligenee of the pre-e) oy cach report, tladl think fit to make order for Acting Executor for ee eee J an wine <F ane mee ay tue . Z } 7. valence of famine in Ben ral. The nafives the removal, reconstruchion, or wimetdinent of such | August 20) PSG |

burnt tu vei eri her fore arm also ts é to ite from thé foutltaes. dist iets are crowding to | slaughter —_— At oe " | T | z p feted ures he fe r hue a he time he nit ; 9 ' 3 ald order of the City Council, shi - . ieee “ ‘ fon ; a eae tt f : here ; } ] oe 4 the capital, wen) ut thean ay tis ae the road, | pe - we =P cs per mele making use of ‘ ned rs tor ainting. ant mm his arms, e-cuped With a@ siiz it in OF 7 1: ‘ ‘enka Bed > | sere ee j™ ’ 7 r : oer Ta nw “e > ’ ’ war . , . | ag a ne al ee ee ind those who has : children ¥ in Fe —- such slauubter hous ; and ten compliance w ile {EALED TENDERS wal be received by | “ tet ’ i it aus i pees . . . 14 vw , % . . } 4 . ot 4 , , spring for atew sghailies eaeh. he failure | je ters of such order, within the time to be |, a 2 Bre . "PRN! ak ol prin fy , oL nt Me eri 2a gel ae pat te eft nee Mato Ny thie unit reine I. antl THT K i A) . xt, the | rey -- ' } ifthe Avra att Masterivan = anh Sf Chi-| (herem spceilied, shall + wert . : ~ j 25d Last wat 12 o'cleck, noon for PAINTING, with | Phe Montreal Wetuene autes that some days rrossed publie attention im buclia. The M ulras | fo #8 penalty _ hall 1 in ed ed ean te hiwo goad counts of Panit. the front of the Shap oe | z he @over . ‘Trews : «miis hic : - dav sueh order shi remain tncomphed with, te pi ’ aad . neal than Scala’ . ago the Geverument crews of the Vocneni whi ch ners wedeiréd’ bea hes preseut meal stat®. that F wf - aa é va a . a 7 ae caleinenis jeuy ied by \ : a rl & Cor and th Trout af W hourly pasts between the wharf aud St. Helen's}! ! : . had. resulted in ths eS ; a =o 1. Dean’ Store. Stable and Dwelling House ‘ ‘ j eee abiiend ois bevaile wht fixe the ae" my mM Sa rIGUSsS Cops ye neces bia resuiles in | hat tralt af pryuent, the otlender to be imprisoned tor l (ood security will be required for the fuithtfal per oe i nited & ide ofl esidency irom the stappace, not is there da period hot exeecdiig one wouth, |formance of the Contract. i “ee * “ tier ’ “Crna |% “2 . . j . . > | ‘tae aes enter Sad | 4 — any reason to anticipate anvthins of the Kand. rena but‘the 6 W, W. LORD. tain and two heutenants—who Were supposed) lodagit, if Any person or persons offending against the first Auenust 20, 1266, . 7 “! i i ‘rossing to Naw : . | Clause of this By-Law, stall, ou conviction, lorfert | - ——~ -- to have nen df uwied oe Sree: ™ London's popul ition was estimuted at 3.-! , eel tik eteeedion Tem Putte, ta. lee FoR SALE Island. Ow Sunday they discovered a body in 034.950. vn the Sch of May. Writing in 1848,/ mad pay a! a ee’ uid’ Cautk’ or Ben tan a8 4. the wanes, which E ee-wder be that of ove “9 Lord Macaulay put the Mnglish capital 8 por) privoned. iu defamlt of pruyment, for a period not) GOO » A RM HORSE, a CART, the lieutenants. The haned- appeared on the pulation at 1 800.000 ‘The inerease is more | cacceding fw mouthe, and a further sum at) ¢ PUCK and HARNESS. Apply to | surface ot the water, seemmely im the attitude ' ; fwenaty Suillings for every day after couviction J. & 1. MORKIS. | = oo ° j 1.200 O60 im exgltecn years. At the} % fate ie + dal Laudecd'l: are 0 hw had : divas deat » che-head whe than ft, B id re sald shomehter house shall be us or cimployed Mth Auw., IS56. vn they had assumed at death, ane ve he Wis same rate of increase, London will have more ix such. to be recoverd as aforesaid ; and tn case | i ‘ re hrown backward. He Was dre-sed mn super than 5 ooo Ou pe 4 le in Lan4, or about Ae | of non pay ment the party offending to be bua} risol HON a Y LO 44 bb LEXT. fiie Tac k trousers, a m Vary cout, and WOre | ny as all England bad at the close of the | ed tur a periud not exceeding thirty days. LaURY in. Sinied’ Heiss doit’ e ch | a zold ster upon his breast, also» mass gold reign of Charlee the Second ; and about &, Ty. HW. UWAVILAND, Mayor. 4 evita Ro} e , #21 Gan. e : 3 hes hi IPB, 3 a see lehai a : ° . . . tamed On ioan by appivincte the Subseriver, x va ‘his pi k oo oe h aa ok 500,000 at the close of the nin eats | oe | Perm MeGow ax. City Clerk. Ce fat the Office of the ton Jo Hessian around his neck, Without @ wateh atlached. “ae ie eamialibiad ——— —_—-——_——— ollie b eer ; ; , tur There is no limit to the Capabilities pa mae | Approved Freechoid Security will be required Fourteen half dollars, three quarter dollars, a ud of me. ase in the monster. Ottawa must CONVENT OF NOTRE DAME. W. W.. SELLLIVAN. three nence were found in his pockets. Later i i vi -— Charlottetown, Anmenst 20, 1866 Sin on y “e r a f tl mh liout nant wa work hard to catch up to the world’s me |, TELE Classes in the atove Institution nm the Gay 1? DUGY O Ww O *r sult i as | } lass S ‘ $ : ¢ - r e. : ° , « found: Seite tropolt ‘ ine will he re-opened on MONDAY, the 3rd of | Vessel Wanted. ' rs v ' » Clave ‘ SEPTEMBER next. | : : : The Mewntrenl «Wituess savs that the mest The Cricket Mateh between the Garri-on and Kilctsareduiorn, ‘Aiea Meh atten Oin eu The’ Uadersiencd owwhes to . : ® . ee ‘ ; " . a m haintal nurlottete Cs y ‘ z : gal i A important features of the new Canadian taritf, | the Charlottetown ¢ lub, advertised fo take place - aaiteitld, Lick oa aaa Aci stile puchose a GOOD) VESSEL,

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r gal-| «t

the on Saturday last, had to be postponed on account

whieh has become law, are the raising © ! ' — duty on Spirits of all kinds to 70 cents pe the unfavorable state of the weather Phe loa, and on tea to 7 cents per Ih. and 15 per

Club being victorious. The grounds were visited

: ! "ae he | Ti f the du . i cent. ad ralorem ; and the lowering of t duty during ihe day by at least five hundred spectators, bpowu manufactured gor ds generally feo 2. and the proceedings were eolivened by the per-

aud 20 per Cent. to Lo per cent,

A shoeking death haapye ned ona siding of| the Cirand Trunk Railway. wear itford, Vanada. a few vizhts since. A labouring man

formances of the excellent Band of the 4th Regt

— Bul. —_-

A correspondent from the Westward states:— “We bad # heavy gale trem the kK. N. Eo on Fri- , ‘ ¢ . st. Lexpect te hear of seme vessels being ‘ , geome, whilst in a state | day ba ; of int : ee ao r Sa hy lisa on chore, aud others meeting with disasters. .Al- ntioxication, itd down Willh fits ties

: ~ gveady | have heard of one sehr. being ashere af rail, and went tu sleep. About midnight, " Fish Island, belonging ta Nova Seeotis, weary tas vers dark, the night switeb-man shunt loaded with codfish ; another at the Lasks.ad Late home cure on that siding, and these cas MUS) Loy Island; and another drove fram ber anchor hea pase oval over the unfortunate mag nec in Richmond Bay and went ashere on Curtain ® at daylicht next morning head aw bods Island, and bas to be lightened to be gut salt. — dsl Were fouud completely severed with the es-) ception of a susall piece of skin. binetahensete The imports of M witreal during the Months have been $13,000,000—beiny an th erease of wearly $6,500,008 over the same periwe of last year.’ "Phe duties were #2,575,2 —be- is over £1 000,000 of an inereasc.

Weatine

across

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The Bhallop Blert weut ashere, bottom ap, al

| Cape Jol, sear the rniranee to Pictou Hlarber, last six lon Sunday fast, the [sth tis. She afterwards 1 drifted off inte deep » ater, aud sunk. One mast + and three bbls. of Flour, on which were marked I the name MeLean, weet ashore. | Since writing the abowe, we have heard it stated that the name of the vessel ia the Bre, Meitae, Master, frou this Port, with wundry goods, bound Montreal ‘for ty the Wood Islands, where the vessel was

The causes | pwied.— lb.

Money is reported searee in the first teme for about two years. :

mate was played yeeterday—the Charlottetown

from 80 to 100) tous register, nol

mere than two years old Address, stating partienlars, WM. FINDLEY, Orwell.

=] in : i EXECUTOR’S FINAL NOTICE. aie undersigned ias Executors of the will of WELLIAMASMARDON, late of Chan lottetown, Saddler decouned, being about to cl ithe aceoutts of the Estate. hereby cali upon all | ]

: NOTICE. GENERAL MEETING of the Sub- EX ccribers of the CHARLOTPETOWN READ. | I ING KOOM will be betd ut the Room, Water | Street, ou THURSDAY, the Stil day ot Auguet, | instant, at the hour of * o'clock. pom ” , GEO. A. THRESUER, Superintendant. Charlottetown Reading Room, 2) yer bul tin “ith Auuust, 106

MARE STOLEN. YLOM a Pasture Lot on the Mount Edward i oad, Charlottetown Revalty, on Sunday the 0th instant, a BAY MARE, raised by Neil | Medanes, late of Charieitetown, and alierwards owned for some time by John Rigg, squire. This Mare bas a long tay, 8 a spirited auineal | that would wet bear a whip, is believed to be | from a Revenge horse; bad the Wate shabtly whated onthe right shoulder, alse a small wound mark ow the Jeft side and shoulder, now searcedy gisible

Anenst Hitly, P68

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| prurties tuekebied i jae Gee Bae | [60 ar before the 20th day of SEPTEMBER next, us jewal proceedings will be resorted to for the reco-

it very of ui) at

THOMAS DAWSON, JOSEPH HENSLEY.

Charlottetown, Anyunet HD TStii.

CAUTION. ERKMIAH CONNORS. my hired Ser-

vant, left me without permission und against my will, As his term of service hye pet yet ex-

withest close ¢Xmusiaaiion 5, can either pace oF jpired. all pesons hacbonring cy eanploviz # him will ud answers to the nane of Copa?’ ve prosecuted as the law @ireets.” Phe sud Jere- ate q i : i maiah Connors 1s under twenty veurs of aye. and Any person giving information that will lead sas born in New fonddy, where hid mother

der. *PANHML NOONAN.

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pibbal

willl be Landsuinely rewatded by | widow) at preseait nesi

&

ove aes

te her reewvery

the ower. ANDREW A; MACDONALD. | Georgetown, August 25th, 10d. hip ba

* a ehi : .& *

he shall find lying, loitefing or wanderin

}fine not exceeding tweuty shillings, or be mupii

FEN [te Subscriber bas been authorized by the

shall issue as aforesaid; and on couviction Hpow the oath of one or more

| forego

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steads in the Western prairies of the Southern

lits race ably.

lobserve how varied are the Contents of these pe- riodicals, and how well they are adapicd to keep- ling their readers informed of the progress of the lvarious branches of knowledge Finiod of ian puts tort its powers,

ieal classitication of customers and subscribers ;

| periodical.

tle Mette to amake payment on)

fuse remaining vapewl after that date. |

" ‘pile le aid

to restrain and punish Vagraats, Men- dicauts and Street Beggars. Passed Gth August, T8866. Approced Vile ciugust

. . | BK it enacted by the City Council of the

( ity of Charlottetown, us follows

It sh stulole nud on view, or by 4 ommend of the \ a City Coomatlor, ull Vagranis, that is to may, all loose, idle or disorderly persis, Whom ehher in any field, yard, highway,

Ulbe lawful fer any Police Officer or Con lo upprehe