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68. hi I] nose, BUILDINEWTS IN ALBERTON I

III) Snlncrihcr otl‘crs for sale Eight ofthe Nine Lot: marked and numbered on the

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APRIL 23, 18 l\ .

Tc '1'” be sold by Aucti ar’i L'thtnr‘n'. "It." - r Vlll’ “uh; ribcr has opened .r llouw on thel next. at the sutwtrroct a pan‘brlst‘n. lur‘

' ‘ ' ' . . _"t earn ' ot \Vater amt North hurt-ct. rn-at ty BOSTO‘A & LULUA IA L laurel"... at ca o'clock. 0......u... lotion ml; btoeht Inppflsno "01mm “.Imr‘Sumnwnmc. “my 1 her , 5 years old. (ll OMS). 1| “lilwlpcrmaueut and transient boarders can

M. __ __ #13:“ w-” TAL, THURSDAY,

SUMMEth

New Atlrcrtlsentcntsthis llayf

says It) itt so rrmny words. tnd draws a strik- ing picture at tho inrnrem .ddition which Nova Scotia would bring to the naval power ofthc Union. art increase doubled by the fact that every sailor and ship so obtained would be withdrawn from the resources of Great

Boston 8; Colonial—(Sandi [3mm “has Eggs-D. linman.

Farm lor Sale—Patrick Brenan.

Britain. We have not the tut-ans ut’contpel- lingo corupromire. for Canada cannot. give up her taritl' suddenly without bankruptcy, and must. have under any scheme of Con- federation greater power than .\'ova Seotia. In fact, as it seems to us, we have only to ‘nse diplomacy or force; am! we strongly 'trust. but strongly doubt, that the nccdiul ability may be found at the (.‘olonial Otllcc. Tho negotiations is one which will surely tax 4d] the skill and all the knowledge of the Duke of Buckingham. and may require the intervention of statesmen ol' rntrclr stronocr puwcra tltan atry his (irare has yet bccn able to display. The first Ilct'csnily. however. is thot both Parliament and the Colonial OtIh-e should realize clearly the seriousness of the colonial agitatlon." —-«-—-.o-.-——-~—

MEMORANDA.

Schooner .Ilt'nm‘c, It. McKenzie. arrived in New London Harbor. on the 21st inst.. three days from Canso. ltcporta having seen on" East. Paint a vessel sunk in lit latbonts water —apparently American—Mainnrast broke otl nt deck ant afloat. held by the ntain rigging at head. Fort-mast brokt- olI' about 50 feet front deck. Main boom brake oil at the strings, ircltl by tlrc nrain sheet. Spars pine. Probably she is Schooner [vita/lion a fishing vessel lost. but season, belonging to Cape Ann.

This report was handed to as by Captain John McKenzie, who examined her with a boat. Persons wishing further particulars can have them by applying to (Ytrlrt.Georgo McKenzie, French River. New London .

“V had tho pleasure on Sunday last, of visiting the \Vcslc ~an Sunday School, in Charlottetown. under the superittt.ndcncc oi Wrtr. Brown aml Wm. Httunldcs, Earp}. “'u were highly pleased with the appear- ance :md conduct ol‘tlto childrena-spct-ially that portion ol them under tho earo ol Missdulla Iluclremin. This young,' lady has the euro of over one hundred lllllc ones, and the readiness with which they anawored the questions put to them by ~ roger convinced us that her labor \\ not in vattt. We know of no more ph- ing right than to soo tour or five hundred children, such as we witnessed tl -, all engaged itr pcrusingtbat hook that! abh- to make llll‘lll “wise trnto salvation."— May those devoted men and women who are thus cngaged in teaching the youth, never “ grow weary in wu-ll doing. tor in duo season they shall r --tp their re and.“

Tut: Government have granted £31k"! to be distributed among or loarod tothosc of ottr population who are without. set-d grain. Each individual am havo tour pounds, to ho paid next fall with interest. This is what we suggested last \l't‘t'lt.tr|rly we thought there should be no interest. We are content. These wise m.n know best.

“'r-t have received a letlt‘r itr reply to " Farmer," published in the Patriot n lL‘\\‘ days ago. We see no good in publishing it. as we know llrc counlry is not >0 l)tltl oll‘us tlrat writer would have us believe. Wt: agree with our ('tll'l't'flltltltlt'lll that it the people are so bad all “baron-r” should sell his turnip and tintullry seed a. litllo cheaper, and keep hrttorpurh-d up.

“'10 were shown the other day a wry lino mare, owned by tho lion, . .(‘ Pope. blue is sired by the imported maro and the "Samba." old. and is. without exception, the largest and beat bullt colt. ol hcr ago we hatt- crcrsccn on this Island.

Etttt.\'t‘t‘.\t.-—Wc stated last week that Mr t‘udlip,un Antiaurionht, was returned for tho Dominion I’arli' mcnt. It should be tor tho Local chtslaturo oi New Brunswick.

ilcnry Stewart )leNutt. town Royalty. has been appointed a Jus- tice of the Peace.

{9" The harbor hers is just beginning tot-pen up. Ve‘y larm- bodn-sot ie.: au- to be HUI'II outside. Wu think the Ncamrr

will hardly get. itr hero next week, unlan

We have a heavy wind. by)“ The ice in Charlottetown Ilarbor is broken up ntul tint disappearing. hcvtral

\‘t-rls't-la that. were frozen in at the " thrct- urillc- was appoiult-tl on motion of Ii'bt' prt' cold. on the lit".'t ll \

tides," run to their way up to the wharf.

is)“ The Steamers Printer: of Wales and llmtdrr Nelle, are nearly ready to continence their work. They irate both been newly painted and retitled. The Princess is painted a clear white Irltlsltlt‘, and is beautifully grain- ed throughout most ofthe imidc. It has, no doubt, cost a large sum of money to rcpuil’ and reflt those boats. but it is satisfactory to know tlrnt it has been given ttr our own me- cllntlicrt and laborers. This is one of the many benefits to be derived from but ing the boats owned on the Island. lt'llrc Inn-nor la l'lt'lll‘ we may expect the Steamer here next week.

wa- Tho Steamer Alhambra was to leave Boston on \l’etlnchay last forCharlottetown. We learn thntshc has recently changed hands and that ircr present owner mtenda to keep her on the r4 me as lirrmcrly. We hope the day is not far distant when the Steam Nati- gatlon (‘ompauy of this Island will have a suitable boat on that route.

IT“ We learn that the American Govern~ ment have put another dollar dirty on Mm k- ctcl. This makes it 83 a laurel. They are so much itr debt that they have to [until to this to help pay it. What a country to la- annexrd to.’

W)" ’I‘itu weather during the past wet-k baa been very l’no— such as will make the Farmer's heart glad. The roads are drying up nicely, and many farmers are ploughing.

It?“ Last wet-k we stated that the House had risen. We were wrong—all the chickens Were not out. It is said they will rise to- rnorrow.

k?" In one of “ Obscrvrr'a" letters a few weeks since It was stated that the Lathe in Mr Butcher‘s uslnlrlillllllt'nt was made in l-Idlnburgh. “'e have been requested to state thnttflnt was a mistake. The Lathe was made by (l . Plants, of London. We were shown the other day. some specimenn of Mr. I'lants (lcomt-tric Chuck. and we must say that they were really beautiful.

Its?‘ We regret. to learn that Mr. \Vebstcr. late toaster of the Normal School. died at bit residence, in Charlottetown. on l‘ucsday morning but uttl o'clock. lie was a very quiet, inoffensive gentleman, and beloved and respected by all who bad the pleasure of In: acquaintance. Ila In a native of Nova Scotia.

armor, who is so summarily deprived of n ind and atl‘ectionate husband.

daan (inunln‘mt, Baha'i” please rc-

ct-ivo our thanks for late .0 n papers. James II. Allen, Esq.. of Y u, out also receive our thanks for It of loci current.

is to~day'a Journal will be found another letter hour our trlsnd anti correspondent " 8. R. N." It will be fonmlvcry interesting. It is well our Island boys do not forget us.

The Blill passed in the House of Armatth {or Bums-outta are oil-liar to tho-o pre- vloully two-0.} h a on flight

Wu understand that. Mr has ruined the clue of Road . luloncr for this district. and that Mr. lit-"J. Mllls, of it. Eleanor-“I, has been appointed.

She is only three years‘

We deeply syutpatlriro with his

The New Vt ~on——Rcv. r\Ir. (.‘olpitts.

In the lion 9 ol'Asscnrth—Jolrn McNeil]

Notice—David Rogers.

Partner rip Notic —-Smlllr d: McDonald.

Latest by Telegraph! I'aris, April 12—Snudav.

Tho Mmrileur tooday published an olltcial report nrado to the Emperor by tho Minia- tcr I‘inard. in which an account is given ol'tbe military Changes made all n tin- bill for the reorganization ol the army has gone into Opt‘Z‘tlllUll. trial of cll‘cct they havo hall on the country.

The Minister states that all the reforms introduced into the Gum-dc Mobile. in at:- ourdanco with the provisions ol the bill, are now cumplctcd. and he aswrts that those ehangea have been rctcivcd with popular applause throughout the liml .

lie contradicts reports of Illssatislaclirn and declares lhattlrc new Army Law is sustained alul defended by the patriotism

prool'ol their Culrlblclrcc in tho I-lmpcrur. New York. April 13th.

A special dcrpalch to the Herald lrom Mazatlan, Mexico, says z—-

“ The British lri Chanticleer is clnso- ly watching the mo meals at onrllcctin M . . n watt-rs and along the California and (lull c la. \'hcn it became known that tlrirtcc an tncn-ol-war were or port at one ', the wildest. rumors were plrt atloat—t it the U. S. (iovr-rn- mcnl intended to make l'orcilrlc ptrsat-ssion of Mexico and innnediatcly ill on: in the civil war in this State. Another rc— port followed. that alargu American naval lib-ct was (r lling and steaming hero with lall haste.“ kl ,

Montreal Banks have exported $20,000 American silver, in order to lessen lllt‘. in- convenience occasioned by the excessive quantit. in circulation.

"New York gold market steady anti un- changed.

London. April lilth. Oll‘rcial despair-hes from (it‘ll. Napier in command of tho Abyssinian . prrliliolr ;have been received by the tiurcrtnncnt. I ihey show that ill spite ol the had loath -tbc Iil‘lilall for-es are steadily :ulvanoing: towards .‘ilag Meanwhile there is every cvidcucool llre intention ol the Ring

of Alryssinia to utter sr rious l‘t'Slalttlltfc.

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:lmcsl. everywhere .

ol the French people. who thus give new|

. Go. with foal, I cow. 2 ridinl.’ \vuucufl-t. 2i"'-‘“'-‘

l mu elrlulls. :3 wood dumb-«,1 let “Exxon bar-

i 1-. , iblll'b'. lTut. SIIuAZl a: ALHAMBRA mu m" “‘“jmfifi, ,I I, & ' I leave ilos'rox Iot' (human ant-S on l‘LIthIIL t a, c .p _ r “'I‘II)NI‘ISIL\Y. lln‘ 22ml lily!” t-allinnr m I cooking stove. 3 ohm.- slot-cs. l rota. I tables. a “star. and "ANSIZAU. ' ° lrulalulrdn. l tlIr/.. \‘lrilil'n, :nwttrag clltlil'e‘,l

y brreutt, ‘d \"lllllI-biltlllll. I clock, 2 spinning [7&7‘ Juno ol departure will be duly atl- \\'ltI-I-lu, t loin 1! round lnblul,ltlttl other vcrtrzed alter arrival.

articles too it (‘ARVICLL BROS.

oils to nteutl Ir. 'l‘uma: Si or nhs credit on r vv-d lulut Agents.

Noll: ul ilantl, p ALI“. ' I’RlCl-I. Lower Itcdeque, April Qil, loos ——. ‘

‘own. April 1.”), [‘68. Eggs! RF \I It...“ liliii. . . CASH for i‘

I) l-INMAN.

Sunmtcrkide, April 23, I868. 3m.

I 7L Egg” he subscribt r is paying

_ POSITIVE AND ‘UNRESERVED SALE

The snhscribcrhas been instructed to sell by I’UBLIU lU'I‘ION,

1‘; R. IIICNJA AIIN‘ROGI-i IS. of Amultltrox, I on ‘q‘,171L,'[_i[)A )2 ram day of Al‘lt'l/I- Alcrchant. lint-tug by Dot-d ot Assign- ' instant. at the hour of 0 o'clock, . . m.. the merit thra day l‘t'glslt'l't'tl 1 Deputy I‘rothono- WWI“ “I II“:

tary's Ulllcc in St. I'Ilc ' assigned all his Book Debts, Notes of la t , ropcrty, real l‘T Y. and pctaunttl to the Subs ri'oer. for certain ‘ ‘ . . purposes anti trusts therein mentioned: 0f Ml" RHN'L ROGERSI 0' [(‘l‘l‘im [alimd‘l I do therefore notify all persons who are in “L “'9 “WWW” 01' ibiwuml CU “fll‘l'm‘y Con‘ any way indebted to the said BENJAMINgsisIlllg of ROGERS. to make immediate payment of their several amounts to said ii. Rogers.

DAVID ROGERS. Summer-aide, March ’r'tlr, latifi. [.\p|.2:'.

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L’ titres of Leasehold LAN . at a nominal l‘cnt. A Fish Stage. 40 x (In, A Fish “our-c and Store. (in one) . .1 large Fishing Boats. 1 Bait .\Irll, Beam Scales and

rtnerslrip Notice.

‘ I 10 Nets \l'cighta. 7 Hill bubscrrbers have this day entered too t‘ms'Set Line, la bbls ltait. rnto I‘artucrship as I’LAS'I‘ERERS, Barri-Ia, I'Imchcons, under the name, style and rirtn ol‘ 50') bbls Salt. (Tasks.

Cooking Utensils. Tables. Tools, and a variety of articles too ntlllltr’olls to mention. Allol‘ which \l‘lllposliin‘l)‘ be sold ii’il/tout Iicscrt'c.’ I 'I‘EltliHu—«For ruins ot‘floa. and under, cash l on dclive '; for sums of npwarda of ' siv montl ' lit. will be given Uu ap- proved 5' of llaad. \ M. HUBBARD,Auctioneer. Alhcrton. April-9th. l ‘8.

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) POLK, Farthing Implements, House- hold Furniture, &c.,

.Fflll SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION!

,, , brnilir 5L IcDonaId. They are prepare rate all orders lor Fostering trotn own or countrr, ol'all descriptions, in the rest and most. tZtsllion»

abb- style, and at. the lowest rates .

They will guaranch good, il not bet- ter work than those who boast so muelrol their “ learning."

JAMES srtt'r'u. .ltlllN McDUNALD. Smnmcrside. April 9. 1868.

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FARMWFOR SALE.

V “E subscriber olfcrs for sale his LEASE

HOLD FARM. situated in I’nddy‘s Land, Lot It), 1; miles front Kcnsington, and 2 miles from Indian River, Cross. It cornists of III acres. 40 being clear and the lralanr

lili Subscriber has been authorized to oll‘t-r

‘expenhea of law suit, m.n

ac.

, ‘ _ lplan hereto annexe l. aituatcd in the Very “W “Oil-W “‘1” "‘v‘ k I" Ui"~‘" ‘ centre ofthc rising Town ot ALUI-Jll’i'UN,

‘l’m‘ l’IW-‘f‘llflr‘r' m "N NW‘W“ ,and are. without t'accplioll. by far the moat In addition to the above Ire it is at ned an t cuppa“ building my; in the Tan _

g N. 'I‘lu- Lotu at pr.-~cn\t for Illlt‘ltlfi‘ Nos. Ill. 2.

- . . . 3 . 5. It. i' and o. .‘o wit rthe “we ing

lwhere Luncheons and Iempcrance Drinks ' _ . I. w I . . ‘

tum be had In any “mm llouse thtrt. .n bung rtstrttd tor tlrt prutnt

JOHN ll. SCIICRMAN. Sumtnersidc. Alrnil ‘J. from.

connnodatt-d on reasonable terms.

An unquestionable Title guaranteed.

Terms made known on application to BHNJ. ROGERS. I‘RINFESS STREET

To Contractors. l trazo 'rraxnnna will t... received by" the undersigned until the llltlr ol'.\l:iyl

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lncxt t'or buildin" ‘l 'llI-Jl’"l‘l\'(i littiN'l" inl il‘avendish. A plan and “mailman. mayl

l he ueetl on application to .\lr.dolJ Uickieaon. I i 2’ j llopc liivcr. ‘ : g ,l DAVID Mer-le.l.. .' ‘I ‘ ' cndish. April 9, tans—43* : g; o l. m—«wm m -7 A. ~~~~-»~ , l - Ships Carvmgs. t 35’ 1 1:01: SALE, m the Store of \ir. human! 3‘ . itsnaar. a flood aclecti )ltUldmlI 9' ' and FIGURE HEADS; whicl wrll be sold! , low tor cash. l > ‘ Snnrnu ' ide, Mart-l " lStiS.- f. . j . _-_._ _ .____l. — ~--»~~~—— ~- ~——-——— . Jlll l ,‘ SUMMER is THE TIME TO GET l l I r 7 Q I _ —; 7 a: u. 9‘ 7~ I l l 7: l 0' C” 5; ~ 2 . :7; e ~ 7 III“. snbwribcr hat ing increased facilities l "t i" i 399 1: v nl an erta-llant light, is Well preparedl ' ;'—'"_',.;,3[___ _ "I" “h ' " " 'n to lltllllsll good pictures. A. I | ‘ l’lltl'l‘lltiltAl'llS. FER 'O‘I‘YI’HS. anal ~" A ' 7. u z a ammo rrr-tcs made to ple se,atthe short-I 3 5 I’ ° 1’: ° 7" crt notice, and lowest pr , I ;_ a I °° I‘" N 5'1 Fall and see specimens hat gin; at the door. I '5. 5 l I )9’) _ ttuat- Ii, .1; no, .’ "‘“L Sunnncrsldc. April 2, halo. l "ELI V I l . lr'aucmbu'c‘ltlrlt ' lo 1 i "l f A i __..‘,__,..r . “iv h, l _.'l I I . ‘ <75; , FINAL 1“ ICE! I’ ; I I l l

Ll. persons indebted to the undersigned. \\'ltu>t.' Accounts are still unpaid, nrc‘ hereby notified to pay and ettle their Ac-l ctrulltrt l'ut‘lhwitll. to save for r2 ble and}

The sub. ra offer for 5 lo their interest in tire Sin] trd at Ifigmuat Bay, “Hit the buildings thereon.

592“ Terms as may be agreed on-

.lollxl szrao .t C0. St. Eleanar‘s, Mar-‘ll

“FOR SALE I 3000 BLOCKS,

NOW l’l'IAllY ~‘ 8. '3 I \ntv‘, fluid. and Nl’A'tSut‘ a BRIG'AN- ‘ 1 0“ \LI

| 'J'lSlII, nearly linlshrtl and complete. ol'l AT

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covered with Irard and soft wood. A sn . ll

(icn. Napivr in his .llltal tlt'hp:|lCll,.\l-‘tl‘.I 17th. saya our adranco will tclr Lakc’ A2haugco to-morr-mv; the rear with thel artillery and supply I . no is thrt-o days" nrarclr ln-hind. The country Isnnrnntain- out. and very dillicull. tor llrc artillery trains.

Ring 'l‘lrcotlorus is nearMagdalanvberc Ihe intends to make ~tnltll. Lrttc 'ronrl the captive ' ~‘- y the o well. 'I'h health l ol the troops I. rod: The. cll'ectivc orcc,‘

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. a, trlrmbrrs :llttlt) men.

Ottawa. Canada, April 13. The funeral ol the late Mr. Metlec took. place this morning. and was one of the" ,urtrst rnrp 'c t-ct'emor i: ver \rituc. ed in t‘anada. All cl crt-etls and na-‘ tioualilh-s united to pay the la<t tribute oll grcspcct to the ltllllt'lllt'll bltilt'slllitll. “lid-i as entirely :uspcudt-d throughout.

Flags at half mast. .\lan_v u -= new tllflpcll In mourning, and. lolhcrs m nrottoes in black and what» let-l I‘ lcrs. I‘roct-sdou reached h‘t. l'atrielt's; t'alhctlral at lt'lt o'clock, where Itt-v. Mr.‘ H” rrcl pt'cut'ltt'tl an Hmptcnl Sermon.1 , l'vou salon :tllnrwal'da prawecdml to thci

Il-‘r. uclr l'ati~h t‘lml'clr, \vhcru iln-r sing~

t in}; and a short :itltll'lNS math: by the High-

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limp. oi I‘rinco. j op, tlu n rcl'artm-d and look up line HI I m- put-t-‘naw ‘utli :-

1 march to the Roma ‘ tllolic (‘l-nrutcry,‘ I‘ where the body at ntcrt‘ed. Minute ‘gtma lir' ' and la llt tAlh-d during the ca- ‘tiro awn ll': a, which l.I.~lt‘tl till.'ro'clnck. lt‘ Iia I'>iitllalrtl that not 10.“ than “LINN pct‘-‘ mus were in the oil‘trt‘la‘ and 30.0 M iii the lllltiutwéltlll.

l Ottawa, April Id. In the House last night a special I't|lll‘

I to t‘tltlhltltl‘ sttlvjtcts ol Banking and Con

I l\'|lt"y I Sonic I’rngl'e.‘ . (it: It! Young the ('alt‘ ; mates. I l

.\lr. Alclhmahl ol lamcnlmrg moved ltw I vctluco salaries t Licut. liot‘crnors ol‘ [Quolnr - and Ontario to tire azllllt' a~t pro posed by New liruns I‘.l\ and Nova. bro ‘ tia. but (lid not press amendment to tlit'i-I riotl. I Uthcr loltr pct‘tons :Il'l'l>l1'll in Montreal I for Mr. Airticc‘s murder arrived lll‘l'l' by, Iota-noon train. I It was tutuwrl'rd in Ottawa on Thurs ' last, llnrt'\\'ht-l.'ur w ' making a "1 breast" to Ihl: ttllllllll'lllt'S; this was' allt wards denied. As to lrnylc and olltt'l via ln-llc\t:tl enough basdrnpped lt'tnn tln m ito urge the atulrorilrcs to extra t-tl‘orts. ltgnllc a change had cotuo on Win-Ian. lit-I grunt-d like: boy when brought out oI this cell. and seems to be tmstrun'r. l 'lhc authorities dailyroctitlngaddilion lal trith-ncc agalmt rmcs Witt-Ian. To-tlay ,lontprints \I’t e 1”.“ ovcrcd in the snow in the irat'atll lot in Sparks stl ct, opposite the apot I where the murtl muted. which con 'vuspuntl with t urn by Wholan. The authorities are c d that a gang of men was connected it h the murder. arrrl are gathering cvidt-nc which will ct . lrlc them to I discover the whole plot. The) are confident that Whelau is the man wlto tired the fatal shot.