JARS FO EET THE MASONIC CONCERT.

CORRESPONDENCE.

—_—_or™ a i te ee ee ee TON MR. COLES “AGAIN. ON THE RECIPROCITY QUESTION,

To tne Eprvor or tor Examiner.

lo sotien rocks aud bend the kKuetted oaks

Phe Masonie Concert exame off as duly

fo tae Eviron or rue bxaMiver, need wn Tutetiay eveniag lust, before,

think, one of the largest audiences | have eve LLail. }

the vouny musician for the able

. . » a » * ve vet . ; \ ui de In your mst paper vou vy For 4 vitvessed in the Great credit is due t 5 } | ;? i vied to find anv pret that the 4 pe iho

ible for Mr. Derby's

the jntoler

way he playe:

Delegates are at all answ the accompaniments for the different singers conduct in subantiing to Congress and especially for the “Island Waltzes an vosals with re

Prov

nor has our friend Mr,

snect to a new

United

bly insultins pre Gallop’ (composed by himself), w hich he play e

ces and the !

lrenaty hetween the

“4 : :

s advanced . ; : Shabos, Coles AaVANCeE) tote and exveation. I have rarely wituessec tion calculated to

Now, Sir, I cannot

anvthing more than asst

} ; . eruminate the Delegates

responsible for vour want of findiwr proof| ‘ : Pe yt ag ' . wr cI the * Carnival of Venice,’ by that gentleman » your satisfaction that t Delecvates avreed oo a. : ; : ' m ' ’ The sin ru, for the most part, was rood the proposal submit lL by the Amenean ‘ e's : : we ; : ue the Chorusses, some of them, admirable,thoug] S \ the Treasurv: but I think thej_

me of the Solos were not sung with that eon

one of the Delegates, Mr. Heurv, tele

j fidence and precision one would have liked

i I me wx tha » was afraid |, i q graphing to Dr. Tupper that he a mt we Meust pot expect great things at firs “ ould to tin proposals,

Conyress not agre

| from nmatenurs. I listened to

young showed the Delevates were in favour of them; |

* Enzlishman” aud his second telegram, stating negotiations | ,

had failed that day “on account of the Com-|

mittee of Wavs and Means insisting on almost! ,,-p.,- ; " . 7 fans insisting | * Tenting to-night"? was sung with much taste land live stock ar ah ’’ — th; his new demand | . ol ck and fish thet this , | much of vour valuable space hr giving a se

a prohibitery duty on a rricultural produce,

feeling. Lut as it would take up tor

was the reason for the withdrawal of the De

! . . . , |p Parate dissertation on each, I must refrain egates; and if any further proof is rere: teal conelude my remarks by stating that

the following extracts from the Toronto Globe,

valliad Bue. Ge cr itkend the | , published by How. George Brown, willend the tainment: and I hope that before lons we wil

matter: —* The most extraordinary part of

Mr. Ih rhw's report is the confidence with which

to help us wile away our closing winte

hy ante ts that his views.are endorsed by Mr. | ‘venings. Yours. &c.

Cialt and other prominent public men of Ca AN AUDITOR. nad, Tuspeaking of the manufactured articles Asclicioeiiliciwagiitieliila ti Sail Sn Sb. proposed to be miade free, Mr. Derby says :—} (POR THE EXAMINER.)

‘The Canadian Minister of Finance concedes

| Mr. Evrror :—

t tools, hnplements and machinery, and

books, should be included in the free list pro-| business with a friend, and we had occasion t i ist pt vided for by Treaty. He eoueedes ‘patents |! . ° : . oe : ae ; : |} twenty cents (20ets.) in the business. as a a , le =r f } , : y . | Ma . ‘ ’ : . And at the cl the Ie port there | the value of these we had a bis dispute. Now, this important statement:—‘ Most of th

| have been confirmed | : : : }eurreney; but | have been informed that the | Banks and Treasury of P. E. I. take them at mily one shilling eurreney. Now, Sir, will you or some of your intellizent i to inform the public, threush the Fxraminer, what the real value of these, in P. E. I. currency, are, I venture to produetions may be | assert that not one out of ten of the rural in- Prince and King’s County are

views taken in this Report since it was writien by a couference with some of the I]

ae l’ro

that a treaty can be ne rotiated more satisfac

mist and influential men in the

' reason to doubi

i correspondents

inces, and there is no piease

tory than that repealed.” There is reason t:

i believe that most of our

placed ou the free List, that flee ports may be | habitants of

discoutinned, that dutic Ss ii MS al for revenue | aware of the ore ow value ol these peeces. Le-

. v: i sides, a tricky Yankee may make some profit my be assimilated, and povsibly some revenue | out of them, at the éxpense of some innocent a awn f om sve al of the nvo:itunt st iples ot ut inceautionus Is anders. The words w hic h Canada.” ny f used were, that the Summersidk

Llere, Sir, we have the Globe eon

Bank had cried them down;

but this, ] pre

siderin + it most xtraord c t} \ Galt . . A > i m extraordinary that Mr. rl sume, is a power beyond any prerozative pos should endorse Mr. De rhy report, and says: | sessed bs the Summerside Dank or any other -“¢ Thank Presidence! that the danzer has! Dank. The Banks Muty refuse to take them

; : site ij for mrore than one shilime currency, but that. { think, is all they ean da.

sssed away. The indi mation excited throuz!

Canada by the rumers that eame feon Wash! Iam, Sir. you's trulr. stun, and, reflected throuzh the press in a | A CisT-OFF PEDAGOGLUE. ium t! if ‘d hen } and if on r] 20SLators le ced by Me. Derby, were peads | A reporter of the Chicage Tribase furnishes te ; * | that paperan account ofa singular mterview with

to crant the Avmii thoy cone@ssionshsserted b

The

) a prolessional seer or astrologist of that city

t seufleumn, they happily stopped in time.” | reporter disguised himself in female apparal si

, . : . . + | fetuall us ta deceive lhe t thet i ° on

seventeen @ Abi We-that | a, gieaita ff ciually as te ! ceive thre prophet into the be : y 7 f j Wl that he was rea'ly a woman. The apartinent> Deother Jonatlior bas been pervame tor som. | were erewded, aud several hours were consumed I +! : ert rd tothe Re« in Waiting for bis turn before the r porter gained

ths past an inrocity Treat r Jie astre'oger assured him that a malign spell was hanging over his life and blighting

iis prospects, aud off-red, for Buy dollars, te re

7) ae ot , ‘ "| au Interview. cas all a game—that the whole end and aim «

wt eras fe coerce the. Provinces into baumediat

ain ¢

a ee, & Aeiius in that, into such hove it,—told him le was a widow, had not lov- ale : ed the deceased Lnsband, would be married again 4 esa o ,< wre ’ ] ' comin a vent a and directv a oa middle-aged gentleman, and would go to| conduee te Uiat mich d ed contum-| France on a bridal trip. © es ale do Meas { .& to om 7 . ' ' Sofi? ‘ : ‘ Tie American shipbuildors and s iipowners : wer 4 tits iil » gam o OA \ tl ee are ery ng un! a i f rT protection . they say . m @.« *% : , “ : Ee {18m seers to bave ber eutively suecessfu' | that it coete sl 0 per ton to build vessels in } } », the United dScates, equal to those built at

--fer they ce tainly suecee nging

: ‘ uebee for £56; and whe hey cos Sickie 2 . Gar ti wll 1& ec S50; and when built, they cost ~" juearly double as much to navigate as joreign

this stuml ships. The fact is that the Yankee spread.

W“otintors to th

cint / hitral! spirit. There was

in -hloet * h weve”, ih the vay. (ek ok te . his feet, and its tall feathers pulled out, and j instead of soaring alult, candy little more than grovel, scream, and show his natural vicivus- ness, While a keeper feeds him. <a A very learned and compassionate Judge in Tex- | as.on passing sentenceon Johu Jones who had been | convicted of murder, concluded bis remarks a fol- was not the on!s lows: : j ood intend te order you to be executed before ext he concessions the Dele | Spring, but the weather was very cold: our jail, 'uutertupately, is in a very bad condition ;

‘ } ; Any MHEV-OCls® 5 Das DMANY papers . . = Fs

9

Hi thes hked, no Gorernant dare present li

j ' , . , . . . the Cimeadian Parliament, for ifs senetion

cha Meher’

of humili fing concessiva a that which the Liel pies epear lo huve ten d red te te

Here,

pecseon alarmed at t

Washington Gocernment.” Sir, you will find |

gates were inakius, as I considered humiliating nach tu the Provinees. Yours trul : GEORGE COLES. Charlottetown, 2sth Feb

P. S. — The

jean be made to render your apartments coufort- able: besides, owing to the great number of | prigcaers, bot more than one blanket ean be a! jlowed te each; to sleep sound and comfortable, Scottish Uherefore, is out of the question, In eousideraiio. lof these circuinstances, aod Wishing te lessen yout jeuflerings as much a> possible, the Court in the exercise of Ns humane compassion hereby orders , yerta ter be « xecuied to-mortew morning, as soon vi : j io | after breakfast as may be couvenient to the sherif] * The rejection of the liberal propositions Of) and agreeable to you.” the British American delesation by Conzres-! ; ~ ei sibadl Wikte did’ Mens’ ¢ | We learn fr un the Teronte Leader that the = ee | arrival of the Governor General in Canda, is to propositions were eadussed by the President | be made the occasion tor uastering aud equipping McCulloch &. a large foree of the service militia, se that the ed ol ei <ystem of their orgavization may be thoroughly

-» 1866. following vin the Auvrican shows that the Delevates made the prop sition, and that it was endorsed by the

r esident a d Seert tay Met illo he

——_-

mmittee after the

aud Seeretary

To tik Enivos oF the Examiner. general efficiency preparatory

My dear Siz :— j uement’s notice.

for service at a

. ———-- . According te the Toronto Leader a somewhat | tueasy feeling appears to prevail at military head-

I bes @ corner’s space in your next issue to| respectfully eall your atteution, and that of your uumerous fre aders, to the imperative an : : : wary efficers has again beea saspeaded tureugh- ; )

paramount duty of

of all stations in the Province.

interest at cominaud to provuote and encourare |

—_—- = _ more frequeat, more $ iitable, aud more cuu- |

piodious steamer communication between Mou-| for the imposition of a differential duty of ten | leenta per pound on all teas imported into the | | United States from countries other than those | The object of the increas: d duty is to

’ . Vessels, Ol Cokise,

t eal and Halifax, N. 5., the

touching at all the intermediate ports possible. | of growth. pula stop to the mepertation of tea trow Great Dvitian aud the British North American Provinces

a <> .

I am heaitily clad te see that a Company is eady formed, or is in a fair way o! immediate ty Opea a direct line of Communica. |

t tne

formation, lives lost by steamboat aceideuts ia the UCuited States.

luvesiest aiid Wives | ~~ peuspe. ous cit s ov this Continent, the othe 1} After 8 seernt: battle

a ining : : | prisouers Were Killed and eaten. peesessius One Of tue fuest harbours Ou tue} ai re eae

tiou by stewie hijpes betwee ahove-named |

eo

tue furmer one of t —s

* Music hath charms to seoth the suvage breast—

+ a duett with Miss Ritchie, with so much

excellently and with such a masterly touch as

the with great pleasure, the sing- | ing and accompaniment were go admirably

suited to one another: and the chorus oO;

| derived much pleasure from the whole enter-

vet have another Concert by the same amateurs

I have been lately transacting some trifling

that let Mr./ eagle bas a yoke around bis neck, weights ¢+|

“ The fact is Jenes, that the Court did not |

i the glass in the windows is broken: the elim } veye are in such a d-lapidated state that neo fire

| tested, and that they may be put inte a sate of |

[| quarters, inastauch as all leave of absence to un lie |

our f-liow Colonists and | oat Canada, a telegraphic erder to that effcet | our humble selves exerting all the means aud) baving been forwarded to the commauding officers |

A bill nev. before the U.S. Congress provides jug a

Ju the last twelve years there have been 5,372 ve

in Sierra Leone, all the |

sca, aud destined, we foud.,s hope ~ = COUpUDE- |

tion with her sister seaport city, St. Juha, NB. —(l append the adjunct sisler emphali

cally, feeling sure aud happy iu the assurance

ot the ce.tain aud speedy Cuulederation of Hor Majesty's British North Amevieau Colonies; 4 late American paper states that Colonies of iu One neble buud of beot erho ui) —tu be to, European are arriving in

our new evunt ¥ the vast €napuriviis a> weil a

winter outlets for ous healthily developed and

We

local Gos eruiment

Veariy iucreasing export aad Import trade. will hope, dear Sir, that ur myse.ty wil. Laing

(i have no fear ou this hea

hefure the Lesislature this eoming Sess:ou,a Dill to subsidize, tu whatever they may cousider the exteat of our resources for <uch a haudabie pur- pose, aay substantial Company formed to in-| crease steamship colmmunicotion between Cana

da sud the Maritime Provinces. Ishould, with maany here, be glad tu hear that the projectors of thé new S.S. Company had opened share lists in Charlottetown for subsc:ibers tu their new) enterprise, and thus afford 1s an opportunity of |

aiding, even in a small

Wa), ja an endeavour, of course, at the same time, turning an honest penay, to promote commercial and sueial inter-| course with the inhabitants of the larger and wealthier B. N. A. Colonies, with whom and | with which we are steadfastly purposed. to be very soon politically united. 1 trust the com- ing Suramer may see the new S. 5S. Company | commence a course of full usefulness and oper: | ation. That it may have 4 most successful career, | both before and after our Lat -revlouial Railway,

is the sincere wish of, Yours faithfully,

It Southern reports are true, the vuamber oj ‘deaths among the blicks tor the year past bus been two to one over the births.

i —-

THE PRINTING PRESS.

How wisely events follow each other in proper order ! Just atthe time whea the mind of Lurope was waking trom a thousand years’

y an lethargy and when means were required to

spread abroad the results of the wquiries

which the learned were waking io ail * branches of science, Caxton gave to the world » the Printing Press. »/ the diseoveries and inventions of one land ‘| have become the property of the entire globe, and the advancement of science bas been | yreatly promoted. No man of the present ] age has more tally comprehended this truth ‘than Holloway. The same intellect that led ‘him to the studies which resulted in the pro-

| l | duction of his celebrated Pilla and Ointment! _ ; i(and certainly not here) anything played so |/saw at once the immense advantage, to the of one thing at least, that is—

'world as well as to himself, which might be drawn from this souree. Ile Jaid his dis- ‘leoveries belore the world, sowing his seed : | broad cast, wherever a wrilien language is read, and modestly awaited the result. [is confident statement of his theory led men to ltry his remedies ; their intrinsic excellence >| when once tried est rblished them firmly in the i eonfidence of the public of both hemispheres, and Professor Iloiloway stands now, in the |estimation of the people, as the most power ‘ful opponent of all disease. For disorders , of the liver and stomach, the Pills are claimed ‘/to be a swift and sure specific, and the claim lis verified by an overwhelming mass of testi- ‘mony. Now we all know how entirely the >} bodily health depends upon the eoudition of -| these two important organs, If the digestion _|is impared, the bowels disordered, and the Vi tiwer to pid or congested, the whole frame ‘suffers; the strength declines, the spir.t- i droop, the com; lexion becomes cadaverons, | the flesh wasted, supinensss and despair take (the places of energy and boyefulness, the sick ‘min b comes ag dead to the great objeets and "| pu suits of life as if he were entombed alive [Out of Lis seli-sepulelire, as it were, tis | powerful remedy lilts him ap as if by mazie /—a few timely doses of the Pills brings back |\d gestion, appetite, and physical energy | These statements are too plain, and too easily }eon rad cred ifun rns, te adin.t of the slicht- rjest doubt. On the contrary, we know them )|to be nothing but the Ineral fact. They ar

wss some of the New Prunaswick coins of | not founded upon common report, but upon About | the testimony of parties occupying bigh posi-

I tions in Baek ty,—men ol unblemished repu

in the community in which I reside, these coins | tation and matured jadgment,—that likewise are current at one shilling and three pence | is confirmed by circumstances within our own

immediate knowledge.—Iverach Telegram. — / Satvrpay Nicut.--Hew many a kiss has been given—how many a curse—how many ja caress—how many a look of hate—how | many a kivd word—how many a promise jhas been broken—how many a heart ha- } been wrecked—how many a soul lost—how imany a loved one lowered tou the narrow | chamber—how many a babe has gone from s caethh to heaven—how many a little erib o cradle stands silent pow, which las Saturday night held the rarest of all treasure of the heart! A week isa life. A week is a bis- itory. A week marks events of sorrow or of | gladness, which people never heed. Gu }home to your family. man of business) Gy» ‘home, yoo heart-erring wanderer. Gio home ity the cheer that awaits, wronged waif on life s breakers. Go home to those you love, | man of tal, and give one night to the joys| jand comforts fast flying by. Leave your | books with complex fizures—your dirty shop —your busy store Rest with those you llove: for God alone knows what next Satur-| lday night will biing you. Forget the wor'd| of care and the battles with lide whieb have | furrowed the week Draw elose around the | tamily hearth. Sitar lay night has awaited | your coming in sidness, to tears und silenee. | Gi» home to thos in the lowed presenee and meet to return the | ioved embrace vf your heart's pets, strive to | be a better man and to bless God for giving |

you love, and aa you bask

his weary Cuildren 8) dear a stepping ston: | in the river tu the Erernal, as Saturday | jutghe.

i ao

A very bad state of things exist in the Penn-|

sylvania eval region) = Murders and robbertes | are So frequent that vuless preventive mea- sures are sova taken, it will be braposeible | ior partics baving legitunate iiterests Co trust | | their dives in cerctam sections. The Penasyl vania legislature bas the subjeet vader con sideration, aud several plaus are proposed fur sustaining law and order.

_ —~—2~o —

Coroxen’s INquest.—An Inqnest was heldon | Saturday. the 24th altimo, by J. R. Bourke, Esqr, fone of the Coroner's for Queen's Connty, at the lhonse of Richard Mutlow, Lot 4°, on view of the body of his son, a very interesting boy of about four years of ave; when it appeared in evidence | lihat on the child being missed, the futher went in earch of him, aud found him auder a log iu tie | wood-pile, close te the house. It is eupposed the | child must have climbed upon the wood, and the | sood had fulleu npon him When found he was was much braised about the left lattst been lustuntancous

|

} 5 jiute dead le emple. Death - i . . 1 Verdict accordingly.

have

| Coroner's Inquest. — John MeNeill, Esqr, | lone of Her Majesty's Coroner's for Queen's County, | fheld au Inquest, ou Pre sday, the wth ultimo, on | ithe body of oue Charles Croker, who was found | ldead in the hay-loft of Mir. Jonathan Collinge | I stable Grafton street.ou the same morning Crouker, | lthough not regularly employed by Collings, was | | permitted, in Consideration of little serviecs reuder- | fed, to eat in his house and to sleep on the oj en | hav-loft of hiv siable, where a erib coutaining sour straw, an “old quilt “and a builslo-robe, Were ihe | lonty lodzing accommodations which he enjoyed uli} lw winter. He bad beeu sick fora fortnight previously . | band hus ing the affterhneun and nightot the 2oth heart | |

vending groans were heard proceeding from the oft und cries of * Oh my! Oh my! what shall l du?" Cin hearing these ¢ries, Cetlings Visited | Crouker to ascertain What the nautter was, and, on enquiring, was told by Crouker that be had un al: | At 6 oeclock in the eveuing

liack of Dysentery. \ Collings Kroon lt apa bow! of tea and seme bread, loluced them on a es alougside the crib, and on Visiting the lofi again about 10 o'clock at night, the Sfood remained uutonched. Collings then retired and locked the stable, aud Ou visiting the Toft ou the following morning, Croaker was found to be jquite dead—bis head wud neck being frozen * The Jovy, en hearing these | to which we | Terps to direct the special attention of those 1 aU | Itheritv, and of every liumane person in the com: | }munity, that they may see the necessity of provid * Honse of Refnge”’ for destitute persons :— “That the deceased came to his death on the | morning of the 27th February, from inflam mation of the bowels. necelerated by cold aud ex treme expostre, having ne other sirelter than that which was a@erded by an open hayloft, daring the present inelement winter; aud the Jury regret | that there is no House of Refuge in this city for| be reception and relief of the destitate poor.” }

lard as a block ” facta. returned the following Verdict

a +> e-— _ HoLLoway’s OiNt MENT AND PILLS.—Rhen- miatisus aud Neuralgia. —Phough the farmer dis- lease remorselessly attacks the young and the

trom the weak and deheate, the same medical treatment will infallibly eure both compiaiuts. Alte. tae affected parts have been diligently fo- mented with bet brine, aud the skin has been dried, Helloway'’s Ointment must be well and

By its instrumentality |

| . . taking eare of himeelf.

ifor belay draik and fighting on Queen street on

| 85th year of his age, Mr. Robert Elliot.

| | the vear 1820, and was well known to be an honest Edited by Nowmas McLrop, D. D., one of Mer jseber aud industrious wan.

robust, and the latter ruthlessly selects tts ee —-——

Tue MoTruer CAN RELY Upon MRS. WINs-| LOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP to give rest and . health to her child. [t not only relieves the child | eal wee } from pain, but regulates the stomach and bowels, WN . f R l cures wind colic, softens the guma, reduces inflame | otlce 0 emova mation, and will carry the infant safely through |

e eritics ered of eethi -. i , S ae CASIL GROCERY

LIQUOR STORE, TO THE Shop formerly oceupied by Swabey & Roberts.

OF THE

Sore Tnroar.—Those attheted with Coughs, Lloarseness, Lrritation and Soreness of the Throat, | °

will find nothing so efficacious asa Throat Remedy, | as Brown's Brouchial Troehes, Seld by all

| Druggists.

spunea isi VOX POPULIL, The voice of the people i8 unanimous in praise frienda and customers that he haa remeved Eiis Business to the above well-known stand, where be wil! offer to the Public al) articles in the

LIQUOR AND GROCERY LINE,

comprising in part : ' Brown Sugar, Tobacco,

JUDSON’S PILLS, }and it is well deserved—the beat remedy in the world tor alinost any diseases that afflict the hu- man race. They act directly on the Blood, Sto- mach and Borrels. Keep your blood pure by an eeeasional dose of these Pills, and you will not be Brandy, ; Port Wine,

sick. The blood is the liie—keep it pure by using the ouly wedicine that will completely cleanse it— Seay! ihe ae . of ee Holland Gin, Luisins, JUDSON’S PILLS. Demerara Spirits, ° Currants, s es sin Bint ig ; Gid Jamaujea Rum, Rice, old by all dealers. Get our Almanac, Glenurey Whirkey, Crackers, 7 — eee gg Lass’s Pale Ale, Vickles, A Card to the Suffering. London Porter, Sawe, : ¥ 5 Ginyerette, Cisura, Do You Wish ro be Crrep? If se, swallew Ten, Spices, wo or three hogsheads of * Buchu,” ** Tonic Crashed Sugar, Bucketa, Wittera,” “Nervous Antidotes,” &e &e. &e., and &e &e. &e. afte? you are satisfied with the result, then try one > thw an box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN’S ENGLISH LEMUEL McKAY. SPECIFIC PILLS—and be restored to bealth and March 5, 1866. on vigor in less than thirty days. They are purely | ——— onaiaeetnnaaein —- ———_-—— vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and salutary * >pAr : in their effects on the broken-down coustitation | * GREAT SALE Old and yonng can take them with advantage OF

Dia. Becwan’s ExGhish Speciric Pitts cure, in less than 30 days, the worst cases of Nervousness Lupoteney, Premature Decay, Seminal Weakness Lusauity, and all Urinary, Sexual, and Nervour \ifections, no matter from what canse produced Price one Dollar per hox. Sent, pestps id, ly mail, ou receipt of an order. Address

JAMES S. BUTLER, y

Dry (roods, &c.,

BY AUCTION!

"EXE Subscriber has been instructed by

Messrs. DELANY & BYRNE, to sell by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the Mth day of Manen next, at IL o'clock, the whole of their

’ ’ w . ixtensive Stock ef Merchandize. comprising in DRY GOODS— Grey, White, Printed and Striped Cottons, Coburgs, Delaines, Dress Goods, Flamnels, Cloths, Tweeds, Does, Skcletous, &c. &e. &e.

HARDWARE—Naila, Ploughimounting, Paints, Oils, Glass, Cutlery, &c. &e.

Boots and Shoes, Chests Superior TEA, &e. &e.

kee? Terms Liberal. “Gq

{— Sale to continue from day to day till the Whole is disposed of. No Reserve.

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

Chitown, Feb, 26, 1366. h rw isl pt

No. 429 Browdway, New York, General Agent P.S—A box sent to any address on receipt of price —which is One Doll An—post free. descriptive Circular sent on appleation. Nov. 27, [Sto.—8w

2

0 ar ee POLICE COURT.

ord Fel —Peter Cairns, aged 70, charged with being drunk and incapable of taking care of bim- self. Convicted and fined 108 or ten days’ imprison. nnet. Sent to jail......: Ann Craig, an old offender. charged with being drunk end incapable of taking care of herself in the publie street st nivht. Con vieted and sentenced to pay a fine of 20s, or, in de fault, Ld days’ imprisonment. Committed.

10th—Charles MacCarthy, from lockup, drank and disorderly. Subimiited. Fined 1s Paid,

l2th—Alan Stewart vs Thomas Parsons, al leved assunit und battery. Evideuce conflicting. Case dismissed.

Mrh—Adam Johnston, drank and ineapable ot Convieted and fined 5s or J4hours’ Haprisonuent ...... Allen Stewart vs Wil fiatty Parsons, allezed assault. Case dismissed

1oth—Guiacum Meonald, 52, from Pisquid charged with being druuk and disorderly in the mablie street. Convicted aud fimed 58, or, in de fatit, one Week's iaprisonment,

ith—Thowmas MeWade, charged with fighting m the street and striking one Peter MacLear x low with a sleigh stake.” Convicted and fined 20- uid costs, or one mouth's iinprisoniment

wsrd—John Kenny, « corporal inthe Lith Reg’t.. charged with being drunk and incapable of taking care of himself. Submitted. Admonished and dis- charged

26th—Hagh MeNabb vs Charles Tenderson, as- sanult and battery, aud opeuly challenging to tight Convicted und sentenced. For the first offence. ined 103 or 24 hours’ imprisoument

Por Sale at Auction Prices! A3ES MATCUES, Bolts CANVAS,

Boxes SOAP, Do. Toilet Do » do PI PES, Picces Striped COTTE XM. Rubber BOOTS and SHOES, Boxes CANDLES, Dixon's STOVE POLISH, Blacklead, Kuives & Porks, Razors, &c. &e Also — A large variety of FANCY ARTICLES A. McNEILL, Auctioneer. Queen Street, Feb. wh, 1866,

Bank of P. BE. Island. (Pue Annual Meeting of the Stockho'ders

of this Bank will take place at the Bank pre mises, Queen Street, Charlottctown, on TUESDAY the 6th day of MARCH next, at 12 o'clock, noon, for the purpose of choosing SEV EN DIRECTORS for the ensuing year, and trauaucting such other business a8 shall be then laid before them.

N.B—By the 6th Bye-law, all persons voting for others by proxy, must deposit their anthority to vote with the Cashier at least oue day previous to the day of meeting WM. CUNDALL, Cashier.

Ch’'town, Feb. 15, 1856,

; and for the latier eifence, fined 30s or 10 days’ huprisoument idoth fi igs paid, f

7th —Charles McLeod appeared, under recog- tannee, tu answera charge of Police officer White,

saturday night last. Convicted and sentenced to pay a fine of 20s with costs, or. ia default of pay vent fortwith, to be committed for one week jai

Wih—Joln Johnston, a Private soldier in TH. M. loth Regt pebarved with being in a drunken con

Union Bank of P. E. Island. TEXILE Avuual Meeting of the Shareholders

of this Bank will take place at the Bank seventh day of

lition in the public street at night, iseapable of | preuuses on Se » the salnc hae : taking care of himself. Submitted to the charge | MARCH next, at 12 v'clo comanaes he he Se Fined 5s or three days’ fuprisonment. Commitied of choosing SEVEN DIREC i . “ee fort nd we o_o Jol Arnold, aged 60, from lockup, charged | YC#": and transagting such other business as shall

! be then laid before them.

with being drunk and incapable of taking care of imselfin the publie street at a late hour on very severe frosty night. Fined 20s, or, in default of pay inent forthwith, to be couunitted 14d days in the common jail, Coiumnitted. ;

N. B.—By the 3rd Bye law, all persons voting by proxy for others must deposit their authority io vote, with the Cashier, at least one day pre viously to the day of meeting.

; JAS. ANDERSON, Cashier. L’town, Sth Feb. 1866, Gaz & Isi

STRAHAN & CO.’S MAGAZINES.

Vee Publishers will give one of the elegautly bound Volumes of GOOD WORDS or the SUNDAY MAGAZINE, or ap additional copy. to any one who will furnish a Bookseller with FIVE new Sabscribers maines for either of | the undernoted Magazines. i * * Specimen copies tree.

Married,

At Fairfield, East Point, on the 13th ultimo. by the Rev. Dongald McDonald. P. P., Mr. Galien MeTunis, North Lake. to Miss Jane Melsane. younuest daughter of Mr John Melsune. of Souris.

At fudian River, ov the 2th instant, by the Rev James MeDonald, V.G, Mr. dohu Ready, to Mise Margaret Murphy. both of Irishtown. Lot 20,

At St. Bonaveature Church, Tracadie, Lot 36, ou the 6th nltime. by the Rev. Thomas Phelan PoP. Mr. Win Metirath, son of the late Mr BP. MeGrath, Covehead Read. Lat 34, to Miss Bridget Bearney. eldest daughter of Mr. Patrick Bearney, Uuion Road, Lot 33 .

“ Goud Words are worth much and cost little.” —HerBerr.

Died 12) cents a month; $1.50 a year; beautifully ied, | 2 oe, ’ 3 jilustrated,

At Raudfort Mills. on the 25th ultimne, in the | €io0o0d Words.

He was a | native of Seothaud, and emigrated te this Isha in |

He left two sous and | Majesty's ¢ haplains. tour daushters, aud a large circle of friends to | mourn bis Joss. He died in the fall assurance of a | viessed immortality. } At Mount Mellick, Lot 49. ov the l2th February, Mis Lydia Lane, relict of the late Philip Lane in the 7ist year of her age. please copy.) ,

15 cents a month; $1.75 a year; -profusely illustrated,

The Sunday Magazine,

(Montreal Vituees | Edited by Tuomas Guinuie, D. D., Author of | “The Gospel in Ezckiel,”’ “* Speaking to

the Heart,’ &e.

ARRIVALS IN Evnore FROM HENCE.—Liver- pool, Jay. 24, Ann, Watson; 21, Petrel, Finlay sen. Clyde, Jan. 20, Athol, Gordon.

1d cents a month; $1.75 a year; lustrated, PHE ARGOSY,

\ Magazine for the Fireside and the Journey.

|: Published by ALEXANDPR Srrauan & Co., at

KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. erstesaananemshfos

| Peter Street, Moutreal. For sale ot all Book and | News Stores throughout Biitisa North Awerica.

AUCTION! |

Last Sale before the Repeal of the KReciprecity Treaty.

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ta Read the Examisen’s Monthly Notices of

these Periodicals.

Club Terms on application at

50 St- Peter Street, Montreal. | ‘eb y 12, 866.

(ue subseriber will sell by PUBLIC. - A einen AUCTION, at his Sule Room, Queew Sucet.| BOx tension "Lables.

at If o'clock, a. m.,on THURSDAY , the loth t E. D. STAIR,

day of MARCH, Pustant :— for family use. |e

350 bbls FLOUR ‘oon brands, l2 easks KEROSENE,

40) sides Sole Leather,

Kent Street, next Hl. Palmer's Office.

edge | 6 bbls APPLES, / i : ; 16 bays Nails, : pw. Cabinet-making. Upholstering, &c. $0 lbs Button BLCE, toy ahem li) boxes SOAP, Vv ; 19 doz Mackeral Lines, | FURNITURE of all Kinds made to order. 30 lbs Black Thread, | nnd from seasoned Stock. 20 pieces Printed Cottons, 1 a2 : 34 Bind akin. } : 3 nding Skins 4 Undertaking punctually atiended lo.

| £ > Teruis, J wontha, i \

WM. McGILL, Auctioncer,

Coffin Plates Lettered.

‘sneoing 2 soqozpar Ay

Ch'tewn, Mareh 5. 1806. ¢ in . ae i w oo PUBLIC AUCTION! WALL WORK MADE WARRANTED lo vO X mt Srewart! + ; . ; fount Stewart A Give Satisfaction.

—_o_

AND

taken immediately.

| that they must settle their respective amounts at

| NOTICE,

;

GREAT

LIVERPOOL HOUSE,

Great George Street. EME SUBSCRIBER INTENDING SHORTLY TO KEMOVE TO

a’ T y of all: ‘ NEMITE Subscriber begs leave to inform x The New Brick Store,

QUEEN STREET, will | | SEDLEL OVE | THE Balance of his Present Stock

at

inveativ Reduced Prices!!

10 per cent. discount on all Cash Sales to £10. 15 per cent. do do do do from £10.

Sale to commence on the 2th instant, and continue for SIX WEEKS pre- vious to Removal.

Wholesale and Retail Purehasers desiring

Good Bargains,

are requested to call and examine THE STOCK

WILLIAM PULL. February 19, 1866, Painting, Paper - Hanging

AND Whitewashing, bY

E. D. STAIR. Febrnary 26, E866. Medicai Practice for Sale.

A MEDICAL PRACTICE worth about £1,000 per annum, with light opposition, und in one of the most flourishing villages in the Islxnd, by a Physician who inteads leaving the | Island in the Spring.

For terms and information address M. D., Ross's Weekly Uilice.

February 12, 1866, tf Molasses! Molasses!

1 5 PUNS. BRIGHT REPALLING MOLASSES, for sule at a iow figure, if N. RANKIN, Queen Street. January 22, 1866. , . . > Sails, Running Gear, Xe. "ENIIE subscriber offers at Private Sale the undermeutioned materials, suitable for a Schooner of about 40 tons: MAIN SAIL, 2; FORE SAIL. tin use only one voyage, RUNNING GEAR and BLOCKS, ONE WARP, 90 fathoms, 53 inch. N. RANKIN, Queen Street. February 19, 1866. sin

Clearing-out Sale! ‘EXUE Subseribers take this opportunity

of expressing their thauks to their numerous customers and the public at large, for the very

Clearing-out Sale!

SPLENDID Jewellery, Watches, Diamonds, & | POR THE HOLIDAYS!

Muk HOUSE of BOSANQUET,

GIRAUD & CO, PARIS, have the pleasure of announcing that they have epened nn Ayeney in the City of New York. for the sale of theit widely- known JEWELLERY, WATCHERS, &e, and for the purpose of making their goods ue extensively known and appreciated in the l hited Kintes oa they now are, and have beeu for over 70 sears, in Europe ; they have determined ona plan by which poor and rich alike may have Che del vantage of their splendid styles. “ As a preliminary, they would remark that they manufacture and sell ne imitation Jewellery or Watebes, but