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MYSTERY AND CRIME. [From the New York Humid]

A great metropolis must necessarily offer from time to time extraordinary csaes of mystery and , 0.. New York is no exception to the general

. 0n theeontrsry. its position as s central point of transit from Euro to every part of Altman. and the Islands 0 the Pacillc, and to China and Japan and other Asistic countries MOI it the focus of all the wickedness of the world. Olrown dangerous classes mav at any tithe receive accessions from the craclrsmen of London and the thugsol‘ India. The daily arric arsl and departure of thousands of strangers ren- don the vigilance of the most eflieient police comparatively useless. It is impossible for the co to “spot” every sus icious character who

A full record of the lsrccnics and burglaries and murders of the list six months in this city would hevahnost lncre ible. A long list of unexplain- shlo til-appearances during that period might be msdo out from the daily p'lpl‘l‘s. The daylight robberies in “’all street alone would furnish a thrillln cha ter in the history of crime. Hotels sad fas lionaile boarding houses. if their inner life were exposed. would reveal pictures of iuit qnity no less startling than the most disgusting scenes of which crowded tenement houses are sometimes the theatre. Many a “skeleton in the house” might be discovered in recesses of the brown stone from mansions occupied by the fami- lies belonging preeminently to our “comfortable classes."

The sudden death of Mr. Spicer. of Eleventh Street. is still a mystery as profound and apparent- ly as insoluble as that of the llurdcll murder in Bond Street. The strange and unsatisihctory verdict of the Coroner’s inquest in the Spiccr ease exonerated the druggist and the servant sent for the seidlitz powder, and perhaps strained a point to exonerate Mr. Spiccr himself from the suspicion that he had committed suicide. But if there were a murder in the case the coroner‘s in~ quest failed to discover it. or at least to disclose it. The responsibilities of a coroner's jury are, limited; but it really seems that in the Spiecr case the jury confined itself so strictly within its legal limitations as to have left the public mind in a nlnful state of uncertainty respecting it. The smil of the deceased should demand a full and warming investigation, if it be only to re lieve certain of its members from the cloud of suspicion which now. justly or unjustly, rests upon them.

\V e might easily multiply instances of unravel- lcd in story allbrdcd by the experience of the past cw days in New York. But it will suffice to refer to onlv two other cases—the assault. upon Mr. Edward .camnn. a merchant, who resides in West Twentyecvcnth street. and who was found inscnsible at about one o’clock the other mornin atthc corner of Sixth avenue and 'l‘wentydift street, having been attacked and severely beaten by several unknown rowdies, without apparent motive: and the probable murder of Mr. Charles Eliot, another merchant, who left after dinner on last Friday the hotel on Broadway where he bearded, having mentioned that be was going up town to receives sum of four thousand dollars, and whose body was found on Saturday floating in the East river, bearing- rnarlts of robbery and violence. These two recent instances must be added to many which show that crime is feat-fully on the increse in our midst, whether this lament- able fact be due to the defective education of the youth. who, as they grow up. swell our own vi- cious and dangerous classes, or to an unusual in- flux of ‘ticket-of-leavc men.’ escaped convicts and

rofessional villians from Great Britain and the ‘urOpcsn continent.

Smacun Punssxrmsxr or l)m'rn.-— Leonard .‘I all- mln. mofthc crew of the schooner l'irore. of Glouces- ter. as we learn from the Cape Ann Adsrrliser. died very suddeul on Aug. 6th. while the vessel was at George‘s Bsu I lie had been out of health for some time. and on Wednesday hsd sn stuck of bleeding of the In". from which he recovered and nppesred as well iss usual. 0n 'l‘hursdsy he had another attack ofltlcrrl-

~ anroN'E Samantha's

and Fire Proof 5 A F B 3. Slew! I'lmlls and (‘ombl‘nah'nn Leela!

HESE liAl‘ES combine III the improvements sag tested Imus" of experience in their msnufltetnre snd are (life to the public with the fullest reeom mendstlons ol the» who hsve used them in the severest tests of fire.nnd as security against Burslsrs. in sll psrtlI of the country. f rout Maine to California. Tiffl‘OX & hlcl-‘AIILAND. 95 8: 97. Liberty Street. New York; llll Sudbury Street. lhlstnn. .l. JACOBS. Ame. llslilsr. A . 8.

53031366.“)

M Allll’u‘f‘l'fllh lll'

CHARLES QUIRK.

Customers supplied on

REASONABLE TERMS. 0N HARD. 20.000 CIGAR“.

ONSI‘STING of the following llrsnds. namely:

l’lur. De Cssss. Prince 01 Wales. Star of the West. [A Flora and l‘uneh. Also, s large supply of Funny Plums.

200 Bixes Losenges. sud other Confectionsry. fl Cues 8 card Mstehes. 318 dos. Shoe Illnehlng. ll!» Drums Firs. an. &0 . (be.

Upper Queen Street. Charlottetown. z

Julie I7lh mus. 3n“

Notice I To rsssxrs urox TOWNSHIP is.

13111‘5110 r

..._... . -._--....

'l‘HE Tenants upon that portion of Townshl No. Is. I in Prince Edward Island. formerly owned liy Lieut. Col. Peter liesllrisuy Stewart. deceased. and over which the late Mrs. Mary Stewart. of Charlottetown. deceased. and Ellen Stewart and Margaret Stewart. daughters of the said Mary Stewart. lately exercised sets of ownership. are uuunnv mmrmn that the p0r~ tion of Township No. 13. referred to. became the pro- perty of the Subscriber. in fee simple. upon the death of the said Peter Duallrissr Stewart. which occurred on the let day of November last psst. The hunt: upon the said portion of ' ‘ntvnsbip No. IS. are henln- eso- tioned spsinst paying rent to the said Margaret Stewart. or to any other person or persons who msy demand the same. Those of the Tenants who may desire tolnforln themselves relative to the Tn‘ur of lite subscriber. are , referred to B. .l. "ode-on. l‘sq" who will sll‘ord them ’

the desired information. TIIEOI‘II. DRSIlIlISAY.

Spring Park. Ch‘lown Royalty. i Jqu 23. l866.—sll pup. h d: g 3m

NOTICE. TO TENAN'I‘S UPON 'I‘OWXSIIIP Ne. 18 l

18. formerly owned by the Isle Mrs. hlnr Stewart. t of Charlottetown. deceased. and since by the under. signed. in conjunction with her deceased sisters. Mary. and Ellen Slcwsrt. are hereby notified that the feel

. ' . . l'l‘rsin from Slimline. as Well as the I.” and .5 simple of the lsnds resprt lively laid by them, being 9 Tnim ‘mm S“ him Wm M"! “will” l

now exclusively vested in her, she ALONE is lost": , suthorised to receive the rents securing therefrom. .‘IA llGAlll-ZT STEWART.

Charlottetown. June 30. IRGS. .

in. niwsoN !

NTENDIXG to leave the :fslsnd. would notify those lin- indebted to him. lhst their fripectlt‘e accounts Il’oinlher swim... in... st. John. nt h-m "urn-Horn. ébelore the advertised departure of any Freight Train.

requested to be psld unincdlntely. All nrcnuuts remaining unpaid after the llllh 0et..‘ will positively be plsced in Court for prompt collection. hit. Stewart. June 24. 1368. has pd

A ron'roflfirou stain "‘

seriber is instructed to offer for positive Sale. lhstI besutlfnlly situated. well known property. the .

mu- wn noses. vessel! RIVER. ‘ Prlnco .mdwnrd hslsssul. i

l I0

3 Leave St. John for Similar. l nd Point du ‘Chene at 7. I

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THE. Brew, WEchepémsrn __ 2221.?“-

P. 143. ISLAND

STEAM NAVIGATION CD‘S. S'f‘l-Ihlrllll‘l

PRINCESS

WA I. ES A NI) "EA ’I‘IIKR BELLE.

r " Princess of Woman”

01"

The 8 ILL lest‘e (lllAlILfl'l"l‘l'i'l‘llWN for l’ every TUESDAY slidT‘lURSllAY morning. at

5 s. in. in time for the morning Tmn fur Ilsllfux.

have. "01‘0" luv (‘IIARIOT'l‘R’l‘UWN every

TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening. after arrival of ’l‘rsls from llslll‘nx. '

Lures l'lC'l‘OU for I‘OII'I‘ HOOD every THURBr

DAY morning at noon. immediately alter arrival of “rule from Ilslilsx, returning in l‘ietau the following raorniu .

Lost-{s CIIAIILO'I'T‘BTIHVN every TUESDAY sml

FRIDAY night for SUMKERRIDE and SHEIHAC.

at 7‘ p. It. do mornin ‘s Trains.

Will connect with Wednesdsy sad Ssturo

mares S IEIMAC for SUMMERSHH'} and CHAR—

hlsv 20. Hflii.

:2.

LOTTETOWN every “WEDNESDAY nml SATUR— DAY afternoons. immediately after srrlvsl of Train from St. John.

The Ste

amer “ Heather Belle "

Leaves CllAIll.(l'l"l‘I~‘.'l‘thN M ii a. in. every SATURDAY morning fol I‘lllTUll. Leaves l‘ll‘l‘tlli M II s. in.. some dsr for M ‘illlAY

HARBOR. tibiUllGlZ'l‘tHVX and SUUIIIS. remaining at either Fouris or lieurpntown over Sunday.

Lenin-s l‘lfTTilllst‘err MONDAY furCliAHLOTTE- , TOWN. sflct arrival of Thin from Hillil'sx.

FAIll-IS:

Charlottetown to Helen or bark. £0 l3 0

l'lt‘loulufienrgr-llmll. “ 0 ll 0 “ l‘ort flood. “ 0 [2 ll

Ch‘towu lo Summerslde. “ 0 9 0 " Slimline. “ 0 l8 0 “ St. John. “ Si 50 or I R i ‘ " liastpml, “ 6 ill) I I7 ii I '0 l‘urtlmul, “ H on 2 ill 0 “ Horton. “ ll "0 53 Hi .‘I " Halifax. " 4 0.) l 4 fl “ Port llmd. " V l ‘l ll " Georgetown. " ll ll 0 " Sunris, “ fl I? 0

P- W- Inventors-

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N. A 1868.

WYi l 868.

Snmnmr A’rrnngmncnt. N and after MONDAY. lllh MAY next. until' further nnliee. 'l'l‘nius will run as follows: '

“0W! ‘I‘IlAlNS—lltilxli FA“?!

s. “L. and 1.4.? p m. HE TE'SANTS up“. “up "mp... M 1-..wminp pm Leave St. John for missex sl 5. p. m.

I'l‘ 'I‘IitlSS—(ifllh'fl \\'l".flTi

. Leave Stun-ex for St. John at fill}. a. m.

“ Slimline for St. John at 7 and ll. s. m. The 6.15 s. tn. Train from Suswx. "I"! the ii a. tn.

p. "I.

height from St. John and Sussex nudStations “1181'.

will be sent by the .‘l p. m. min unlv_ sud must be dc~ » liven-d at that Station before t o‘clock.

Freight for Stations rssr of Sussex must be delivered

In! St. John Stalin" before noon. daily. Freight In be forwarded from Sussex must be de- rcd ol lllst Station at least rm: born. and from.

Goods for Prince Edward Island must be accom-

panied with invoice or onlwsnl certificate 0 value. to ‘ prevent detention at Point du ('llt‘llf‘.

tlomls Intended for exportation st Si Joint to the

‘ l'mted SHIT. mml. in addition to Ibo invoice. when lhe : ‘ ‘ ' . l. 3 ' ' . . - ' N consequence of the death of the proprietor. the Sub. y Jgirlqgmggfim m M “Conlpwhd l" n U S CU"

LE WIS (‘A “VI-ILL. General Manager.

Itsilwny Office. St. John, N. H.

The Land. consisting of about 42) sores. is in that statel "" '

of cultivation that it. has been for some yesrs psst. and I will. for years to come. yield a clear net profit. more.' than sufficient to my the interest on the nmonntnfl purchase money In ed for the whole estshlirhmwt. As ' a money malt n3 investment this is an opportunity seldom equalled in these provinces. which flt‘l can be: positively proved to any persmi nhoutpurohssing. The i Steel of Liquors sad Stock oi Goods can In- tshen or not n ‘he option of the purchaser. For particular I ad- dress GEORGE ADAMS Hr iwny House. Vernon River. May ‘20. mos.

It‘isherrrieri’s Outfits.

l ~ l

up. Ind while attempting to get into his berth. fell hsclt into the Inns of one of his shipmstrs and expired im- mediately. Previous to his making the trip. he land strong 'prsscntlments that he never should return slit-e. This communicated to several of his friends. who endeavoured to Isnlrh the mstter off and not it off his mind; but it wu of no svsil. So stronuly imprcmd was he of his spprosohlug «limlutlon. thst just before lcsving for George‘s. he wrote s letter to his brother's wile. with in relive orders that it should not he opened until she ssw'lfim sgsin. He was brought hselr scoop». and on «penis the letter it was brand to contain full direction In most» the dispossl of his «Tools and other mstters connected therewith.

M s eequ college. the senior class wss under exam- ination for degrees. The professor of natnrsl philos- e y was b get-lag in option. and the «int under ll ustrstion was that. strictly sad soiemiliosl y s sting. we see no oh“ects. but their ilnsgcs deplete {in the refill. In rile make the matter plaiuor, the pro- fessor sited the wsg of the clsss:

‘ Mr. Jsekson. did you ever sotuslly see your father? ’

'No. sir.’ wss the prompt reply.

‘ Please to ex Isis why you never saw your fsther.‘

‘ Beanie) rs lfr. Jackson, very ysvely. ' he died before I wssbm. slr!‘

The “out”? sometimes manifestqd by ci‘llltlfbl: for set ' rs a satto lltnltr wings. s sir. in - I lagged baboqu of s little girl who resides 'Irwy She hss been frequently observed. after hsving

obtained a niece ofbrcsd. to sit down I few feet from s ' under a neighbouring stoop. snd. [midi

A

m lust-isth- creeps outlet lm csll. sud. without

tines: fear. feeds {mutter lisnd. The sll'setlon

cs the animal sud child has been fro.

_ ltseuul by the neighbours. who hear Isui. all. truth ol the strange circumstance.

love story was related the other day to one of Chicago. mas Polly Chester y. s In. C.

of hsr

. .suuoyed her beyond all endurance.

she all. been lntilsste. hot she had

dearth. ls had taken the Inesn mugs attach.

3» i s i

“W's Iona parrots to melt out in chorus. ' Polly. hs-ely‘ y. Polly. lives seross the W... 'l'amfitommi‘m Whisk. sstlse Incl thov brute

If i f dilute thlssto ofsweddln in is: "lawman-timed r ssy ssswhs w tours mu gnu, , MAUI-d pthst w y . molt feet

w -127.

18(58-

HE Subscriber is prepared to furnish all the nrccusry .n OUTFITS for prosecuting Vessel or llost Fishing. V do"

such as:

Salt. llsit Knives. Flour. Barrels. Rpllttiug do lirend. ogies. Throttling: do. llesns. Clams, llnlt liesvn in. Penn. Mackerel Hooks, Water Stores. Ilultu. Cod do Fog "ems. Pork. Mackerel Hues. Chopping Trsvs. BM. Cod do do Knives. Lard, tins do Ditty flexes. Ten. Ilsit Iills. Lanterns. Comic. .li' Laden. Binnsels Lamps. Sugar. do Rssps. Lamp wicks. Molasses. do Moulds. do Chimneys. Retains. Clam Ch pen, Kerosene Oil. Currents. Mackerel orb. Pewter. . “rial Apples. do Jigs, Incl. 8 recs. Cod Leeds. \Vster Stones. cues.

He also possesses superior facilities for Inspecting Perkins. and Shipping Msckercl. Herring. Coda-h. kc. ' N. B.——'l'he highest price psld for all hind- of FISH.

I. C. HALL. Charlottetown. Msy 20. 1868. on:

REMOVAL. DR. IIONER having every encouragement to locate In Charlottetown. and for want of larger and more convenient rooms. but removed to the building mu- pied by HRXRY flsnsnn Earp. Mcrchsnt. cfirsrllt’ appoint: the Apolht.-uri¢s‘ flail. '

Lw...‘ ..-"-M—~ w-

May a. tans. l

()N HA ND.

TOTE oi "AND lloolw. lllauk Forms of Sllrfifl"!

Sales. Executions. Summons". dun. kc" st lhel

Ws‘ Rlsnnu‘l‘ss Hts-list Coln- Borsqssot.inll over the luhitshle Globe: dedicated hyper-minute“ to tlsll l

Ql'nux Srnnnr lloousions. l}. REILLY

Tim; OLAS

talented Artist. ' Alexandra. (lirnrds. Frsgobnne. Princess of “’slen. Ilimmcl's. Lilly of the Valley Jockey Club. Wood Violet. .‘Iillcfleur. Essence Ilouquet. l‘stchouly. \‘iolet.

\\'est End Ilsrd of Avon's Perfume. in a nest Ilox : Sydmhsm Finn Cologne. 'l‘reble lmemler Writer. Extract of Lavender! iFlowers. Verbena Water. Tcreentcnsry Sorbet. I‘ermmed.l ; 'l‘elcrntennry Souvenir. Shakespcar Holden antrd Locket I ‘ Extract of Lime .IuiN'sml Glyn-vine. for making the Hair soft and rims}: Ito-e lmnf l'ovrdt-r. an improvement oil. Violet Powder: llitmm of Ninion. for the Complexion» i lleptlstory l‘owdfl' for removing superfluous hairs without 4 """lmt Tl" 6"" meli 'l'l'W RM “9" in “my” injury to the shin: Napoleon l’omrnnde. for Six lug the “lunches. sud instantaneous Hair Dye. for giving the "sir and Whiskers s nstursl sad permsucnt shsde withou trouble and dsngcr.

New own llsy. Loves Mvrtle.

llimnel ~s Rose Wster Crackers. s how sad amusing device

for evening parties.

W. ll. \VATSOX.

Drug Store. Dec. 2‘]. IBM.

BRITISH PERIODICALS.

The London Quarterly Review. (Con-ermiud The Edinbur‘h Review. (Wills-l

The Westminster Review. (“idle-l.)

The lorth lritish Renew. (Fm Church.)

AID llsekwood's Edinburgh Iqsns. (Terr-l

These periodicsls src ably sustained by the contributions of the best writers on Science. Religion. and lcncrsl “ms. ture. and stsnd unrivsllsd III the world of letters. They are indispensthc to the scholar sad the professional men. and to everv resding also. as they furnish at better record of the current litsrstun of the (is: than ass be obtained fro-

m; GOODS .2 NEW GOODS ! any a... w... _.__. rsnus ms nu. s j s. " ‘ ‘il in \fi “MR. '0' “y a" 0' the nut-"n. - . g: sunny:° us Subscriber. h3- mm arrivals from England. :3 :.:::,f,‘r,:.“.::;:;1 ‘. . ', .Zj'; ' h" “M ‘l’ H. For all four of the Reviews. - - ".00 STOCK 0!" GOODS. For Blackwood‘r Muscles. - - - 0.00

and Olen the following. WHOLESAIJ.‘ AND RETA IL. for Cash or good Joint Notes of lined st 3 months:

Nos. 1. s s 3 whin- ms. is m. as s: u lbs. flinch. Rel sud Yellow Points. in 28 and H lbs. Boiled-nu Isw Unwed Oils. Chmee's W Glen. Putt . Blast and Winn. ls blsdden. 98 and It lhs. 0st Ills & Ont lpihs; Diem head Deck Bplhes. Isa refined sud m” Iron. mu! lilacs. Burnt! a hop Coal Tar: Calls limp A wire Cordage.

« For Illsehwood sndsns Review. . . ' For Bloshwaod and any two of the Reviews. ~ For lllschweodsudthmel WMwn o For Bisohwood and thqfw lavisws. ..

7 .0. 10.0. - l8.” IO...

meme:

Rshseflhevs shell "guy by the qnsrssr. at the aloe d deliver-v. Tbrmsssnny pared the Unis-d States.

b

u s enlist. This rate only applies uns-

su loll. For bash-unan post-[s ls double.

RACK NUMBERS.

Subscribe. by minis. divest to the Publishers. any

“3‘1 mix."

I HI r and LEAEBIIUIJl rusilfnilruisml is wsl. wooded sud possessing other sdvsntsgss; an

miles from Georgetown whore close to

n trhde stlow run-s. nexus mun “ he on

Lime Kiln. will be sold or leaned on ressonsble terms.

(i

pstcb.

Orwell Store. Auu. 10.1864.

L -.' . w 4i. 4". ~' HF. subscriber is introducing more MACHINERY ; inlohis Establishment. by means of which be ;\vl'l be nble to give the Public a better article. and \LllliAl‘lilt than ever.

i ‘ OFAS and LOUNGES—cheap. ' JOHN NICWSON.

Schumann SUITS—cheap. ‘ sons nnwsos.

l ENTRE. Loni. Kitchen. Toilet. and Dressing l TABLES—cheap. JOHN NEWSON.

l lgl‘IsEA‘l)ln Hardwood-seated CHAIRS——chenp. :‘ Common do.. at lls. lid JOHN NEWSON.

GREAT assortment of BEDSTEADS—ebenp. i

JOHN NEWSON.

t

l U R E A U X . CINQUES nml COMMODES cheap. JOHN NEWSON.

IL’I‘ hIOIiLlHN’G. LOOKING — GLASSES ‘ PLATES, &c.—-chesp.

1 JOHN NEWSON.

:FEATHERS and MATRASSES—in vsriely. 3 JOHN NI‘IWSON.

January 22. 1867. ly ! Life ill :1 Pill Box! .5 nxrnsonmxsnv EFFECTS ti l-‘llUM MAGGIEL'S ANTI-BILIOI’S

i ‘ Mega.

r

One Ihil in a Dose! 5 One I'iil in s Dore!

One Pull in A Dose! What one Hundred Letters s buy say from patients

' No more noxious doses for me is five or ten pills lulu-n at one time. ()ne at your pills cured mr,‘ ‘ Thanks Doctor. My llcsdsoim has left me. lanolin-r box to keep in the lionse.‘ ' ' ()ur Doctor trellch me for f‘hronie Constipation ns 1 they called it. and at last ssid I was incursble. Your 5 Maggie-I'll Pills cured me. ‘ Lilli] no sppolitc; Ringgit-I3 Pills gave ate s hssrly

Selli-

' Your Pills are marvellous.‘

' I send for another box. and in ep them in the house.‘ ‘ llr. .‘inngiel has cured my head lhnt wns chmnic.‘

‘ I gave hslf one of your bills to my babe for cholera

‘ My neuron of a morning is now cared.’

- Your box of Maggie-Pa salve cured me of noises in my head. I rubbed some salve behind my ears and the noise lul.‘

‘ Send me twoboxes; I wsnt one for s poor family.‘

‘I encloses dollar; your price is twenty-five cents. but the medicine to m:- is worth it dollsr.‘