BA8ZARD’S GAZETTE.

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Wednesday. September 24, 1856.

We beg to call the attention of our readers to the Soiree in honor of the inauguration of the Charlottetown Model and Normal school which takes place on Wednesday the let Octo- ber next. As this is an epoch in the history of educational progress, we have no doubt but that it will be duly honored by a numerous at- tendance, and we trust that in after times the event will be held in remembrance as contine- raorative of the commenbement of a rest im- provement in the morale as well as knowledge of the masses.

Tns Bitrrisu Mains were received here yester- day by the Lady Le orcharit. The only strik- ing itetns of news, are the insurrection in Swit- aerland and an intimation of a coolness between England and France though we believe, no- thing ofa serious nature has taken place.

An Editorial article on the Cor oration weigbin machine has been unavoidab y defer- red unti our next issue.

St-iiursii nrrwsxit Banaous AND Siisnuc.— Our readers will notice, that the Rosebud is to run on this route for the remainder of ‘the sea- son. We should think that this would be a

cat accommodation to passengers, and we

ope it will prove remunerative to the owner.

His Excellency Sir Gas rd Le Merchant Governor of Nova Scotia is ex ected to visit this Island at an early day, the ictou Cronicle, says.—“ I9 is expected to leave Halifax on

Friday on board the steamer Basilisk, and to-

oall at Guysboro, Antigonisbe, Piotou, Char- lottetown, gut ofCanso, Aricbat, and St. Peters, and thence by the steamer Banshee through the Bras D'0r to Baddeck and Sydney, from which

lace he will probably arrive on Sunday even- ing next, and remain until Monday afternoon."

The Rev. (‘neerge Walker of New Glasgow, N. S. will preach in the Temperance Hall. at eleven o'clock A. M. and at 3 o'clock, P. M., on Sabbath the 28th instant.

His Excellency the Lieut Governor has been pleased to appoint tlfe following gentlemen to the Commission of the Peace, viz:—

|Ir. Htivinr J. Canuacx. of Charlottetown, for Queen's County.

Mr. Aivnnaw Maclilreis. of Seven Mile Bay, for Prince County.

His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor has been leased to accept the resignation of As.l.aiv Mac- itins, Esquire, of Seven Mile Bay, as a Justice of

the Peace for Prince County. _ .

Passengers,

In the Steamer Lady Le Merchant, on the 23rd inst., from Shedisc.—William Dobert , Miss Dober- t , Miss McAulay, Joseph Avard. . A. Strong. Alex. Johnston. D. Davis, R. Bracken, Mrs. Ander- son, H. D. Morpeth. Miss Praser, Peter Scliurmsn, and I in’ the steersge. In do., from Pictou. oi the 24th-—Capt. Hayfield, Mr. Henry Baylield, \‘Vm. Cbandlisr, G. Hamilton,

in. arr. J Archibald, Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford, Jas. Coles.

Birth, On the 25th instant, Mrs. Philip McI"adyen of a Son.

' Married, At Vincent's Ilotel, Tignisli, on the I7th inst., by Thomas G. Rugglss, Esq. J. I’., Mr. Thomas Poster, to Mary Lynch.

Died,

On the 21th inst., of Atroph , Aaisse Rosssies, onl daughter ofN. Rankin, I-.sq., aged I5 months.

It Rustico, on the I‘Ith inst., Mrs. Elizabeth But- ler, aged 84 years, a native of Gorey, County Wea- ford, Ireland.

n the 28d inst. of consumption, alter a long ill- ness, John Cambridge, eldest son of Thomas H. Sims of I.ot I9, aged 5 years and I0 months.

In Southampton, I2th inst., Silas Rainsford,young- est son ol'Joel and Jerusha Miller, of N. B. Y. C. aged 2 years II mom e. la Hollie. on the Iltb inst , Mary Angelina. daugh- ter of L. B. and Mary P. Foss of Jamaica Plains, Mass, aged I7 months.

A St. Peter's, on the 6th instant, in the 69th year of her age. Mrs. Elizulietli \lnt:donald, relici of the late Mr. John Macdonald. Windmill, Charlotte- town.

City Weighing Machine.

T It! o'clock noon, on Tuesday next, the 3)th

September inst., the above Weighing Mocliine will be leased by Auc'ion at the City Hall, for one III". to the highest bidder’, Illlljecl to the npprnval o the City Council, and to such regulations as will be made knnwn at the Iiiue ofsole.

WI|.I.lA.\I B. WELLNER, City Clerk. Charlottetown, Sep. 27th, I850.

llASZAttl)'S (z‘.\’/.l".’l'I'r., SEPTEMBER 27.

I-IOPS !—WitIiout Reserve. BY A U 0 TI 0 N . N THURDAY next, the 2d Oc'ioss:n,ut I2 o'clock , at the Subscriber‘s Establislitneut— 8 Bales of Hops, Without the least Reserve. JA.\lI-LS N. HARRIS. Auctioneer. Sept. 27. I856. To run Eotroii or IItsz.tito‘s Gazitrrs. IR,—ln your paper of the 13th inst , there ap- peared a lengthy comiiiunicalion, signed “\|'in.

Company, er. Wellingtoti Nrlson," purporting to be a report ofii case tried in the \Iayor‘s Cflllll. between the Gas company and myself. It is ritit my intention to carry on a discussion in the newspapers with Mr.

ur liy, or to argue the iiieritti of the case tiow pen ing between myself and the Gas Coinpaiiy; front

and in due time, the case will be tried before the Judges of the Supreme Court. I cannot. however. refrain from expressing iriy surprise, that It Servurtl of the Gas Company should have the insoleuce and presumption to make my name, and the private and domestic concerns of my household, the subject of advertisement in the public newspapers. Several of Mr. IIurphy's statements are untrue. and it is very difiicult to believe, that he could be ignorant oftheir being so. What, I would ask.does it concern your readers, to know the hour at which [retire to rest, or the nutnber of Bulls given at my house in the course of the year? If Mr. Murphy be merely a human being, and not the iticarnation of some distorted evil spirit, possessed ofthe power of transporting litto- self unliesrd and unseen into people's houses at all hours of the ni ht. it is quite impossible that he should know at what hour the coitsuiiiers of gas retire to rest, the number ofbuiners they light. and the hour at which they are lighted and extinguished. It is, in my opinion, desirable, that the consumers of

as (very many of whom are dissatisfied with the bills rendered them by Mr. Murphy), should repre- sent to the directors, the expediency of employing as Manager, a person whose interests in the Stock of Company is such, as not to form an inducement for him to wrong the consumers for the purpose ofadvsnc- ing his personal pecuniary interests.

atii, Sir, Your obed't Servant, WEl.l.ING'I‘()N NELSON. Ch. Town, Sept. 25, I866.

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II: Steamer Rosebud will leave Charlottetown for Bede no on Monday next-to ply between Bedeque and S ediac for the reniaindeaof the season. WM. HEARD. Charlottetown, 27th Sept., I856.

NEW SUPPLIES

George T. Haszat—'d’s Book-store. September 24th, 1866.

EORGE T. HASZARD, by recent arrivals, has added to his large Stock of— Stationery and Fancy Goods, Having received from England via llalifax, I00 reams large and small POST PAPER (ruled and plain), Note Paper (ruled and unruled, va- rious sizes), Altas, Double Elefltant, Imperial S. Royal and Royal Drawing Papers, Blotting Paper (superior quality), Blue-laid, demy double folioed Feolscap Paper. 26 000 Envelopes, (very low prices), I10 gross Perth, Account and I

morandum Boo s of every size and quality.

A few articles in PAPIER .\IAt.‘lIlE, viz., Albums, Trinket Boxes, Card Cases, Card Trays (with or without handles), Portenionnies, Ladies’ Ri- ticules. Tea Trays and Tables, Ink-stand.-i, Work Boxes. c.

In SCOTCII WOOD-—-Ladies’ Cotnpanione, Paper Folios, Inkstands, Card Trays, Porlnionaies, Reticules and Card Cases.

--at.se— .

Backgammon and Chess Boards, Ladies‘ and Gen-

tlemen‘s Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, (Rose-

wood) Ladies’ Mancle Roticules, Patent Leather

Measuring Tapes. Electro Plated Tea, Dessert

and Table Spoons and Forks, Ivory-bundled

Knives. Glass lnkstands. a large assortment of

Pocket Books, Gold. Silver, German Silver and

Electro Plate Pen and Pencil Cases, Alphabet Boxes, dtc

FOR SALE. . THAT pleasantly situated Ilouso, and half of Town lot, situated in IIi|lsho- rough Street, near King's Square. For further particulars enquire of the subscri-

ber on the Premises. JOHN FIELDING. Charlottetown, September 25, I956,

Western Red Potatoes! ERSONS having the above sort of Potatoes for sale, will please call III the Subscriber's Ollice, and state the quantity they will deliver on or about

Murphy,” and headed "'l‘lie Charlottetown Gas W‘

the Judgment of the Mayor's Court. I_ have appealed, '

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LOCAL Nsws.--On tho l9tl. inst., as Sarali, daughter of Mr. Ed. Butler, postiti:ni.of Murray llairbour. was attetnptiiig to tlrlcelltl ‘-4 well with the intention ofrec-ivering it hoop belonging to it DlIl‘RPl. when about half way down, the wall of the well closed in. t‘UV¢’|;"'3 her about eleveii feet. In it very short time about 200 per-_'0IIl “'1'”? ussenibled who iniinetliittely commenced excavating side of llle well, and after working from 4 to 9.} o'clock in the alteration. ‘he! sitcceetled in rescuing her. '0"! "“'cl' l"'“l‘°'l. ll" "0 53”‘ l"'”k""

and is now rapidly recoycring.— .

().v the 7th in:t.. at Seal lliver. near Orwell, a sad tragedy was ennctetl. It appears, front the wry unsatisfactory information we have been emililed to elicit, that a man named James Ilogqn had bect c insane, and after setting lire to his own house, repaired to that of r. ' aen., a short tlistaiice front his own place. He was seen coining tnwitrtla Mr. Fraser's, by the ticctipiiiits; who, uliscrving that lie was aimed with is pitrlifork, and nppareiitl_v int:|inctl_ to do mis- chief, went into the house and fastened the door. 0

u. in., on a Sunday inorninK.ll-GTE belll _ men in the house sit the time. An Iriqiiest wns lit-,l~| on the fol owing day, before John Mcllougnll, Esq ., Coroiier, wlien it VEI‘tIll'I was re- ttirn<2d—“ IItt|IIi('lIl“, in sell’-llcfeiict-." Strange to any, III the face of such it verdict, Frat-or wns iinprisom-ll; lint has lint-ii since libs-rated mi b.til. 'l'lit: ullisii‘ looks haul, at any rate, to I use who will" II 9! C|lI‘I'L'|Illy reported; dlltl we tliiiilt the merits of the case should be minu-

ely enquired itito.—A I).

In the Ls’y

1.l.i.aertigt't'£t.

Le Marcbant, from Pictou. on the 26lli—R. B. Stewart and lady, Rev G. Walker, W.l’aIterson, Neil Mcaliah rie, .\l. W. Drtlltl. James llotmins, \\'.J.Colenian. John Dtirrticb, Mr and “re. Nelsoti,George Remick, Cbristy Cameron, 4 in the sleerage.

CIIARLOTTETOWN MARKETS. Pittces Cuiittizsr, Sept. 24.1856. __l-.‘icHa}r—ze blrpn e-dssliion rN'Irr1iru,'.w " ' "V "

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Model and Normal Traning Schools. V V \ -A SD] R I1. I‘ . IN honour ofthe opening ‘of-the Model School, which will be opened in presence of His x- cellency the Lieutenant Governor, will be held in the Schoolroom, on WE ESDA Y, the list of October next. Addresses. explanatory of the objects ofthe institution, will be delivered on the occasion. Tea on the table at 3.} o'clock. Ticltects, Is. 6d’. each, to be had at the stores of Messrs. H. Stamper, Hsszard &. On en, and . . Watson. Clisrlottetown, Sept. I8, I356.

LOST. ON \‘Vednesdsy the Iuth inst. between Charlotte- town and the Queen's Arms a Buffalo Skin, lined with checkered homespun,Tielonging to the front ofa Sleigh. he finder will be -rewarded for his trouble by leaving it at the oliice of llaszurd’s zetie. Sept. Ibth, I856. BUILDING LOTS ! BUILDING LOIS l 'l‘0 li E SOLD liv Public AUCTION. on THURSDAY, the 2nd of OCTOBER next, at I2 o'clock. on the remises—tho remaining portion unsold of these beautifully situated BUILDING LOTS on the BRIGHTON Roan. formerly the property of the late CULONII. .isi:. [r_?'I‘crms and Particulars made known on sp- plicatiun to A. II. YATES, Auctioneer. Charlottetown, Sept. 19, I856.

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CHEAP. ATRICK STEPHENS begs leave respectfully, to inform his customers and the public in general his intention of making an alteration in his business, nnd of selling oll‘ his stock at Montague Bridge Store, consisting of Dry GOODS. GROCERIES,

iie‘e‘r.(..n’-..it 'pie'£;) ”lI)_‘-‘_-dtl if 'i.i,i:Ti{y }...- bushel ' its??- Do by quarter 3t: ti 5-l.Oats 2s a 2s 3d Mutton 3|: a 6:l?Potnt-ies, per bushel Is IN a is Veal 8-l 6:lE'I‘urnips per bush Is 6d a 2s 3d l‘ork 5d a 6d‘:Cariots u do Lallo (small pieces) adj‘: 9tI l‘urke_vs each 6s a ‘Is tab per lh ’ I Gd Geese Butter (fresh) Is a Is 2tl'l-‘owls Is 3«l s '2: hDo uib ' Is Chickens -r pair Is -ttl ii 2: C core 4- n 6«l:I-Iggs per u1.l:t| 7 it 9d Tallow Illd a Is‘Hay per ton “lane 50: La I0-l u ll l‘V'traw per cwt. Is it Is St‘ Pearl Barlc 2tl ll 2filllCndtish per quintnl l2s it I55 I’ Ham 8d a Stlillotncspuii per yard 3s 6d a lis6d

WOOI Iltl a I:s|I’lums per qnnrt Flour 2 II it 3tl Clover Seed per lb Oatinc i Geese rnch

I34 gt l§tl W Partritlgcs cncli 9d ti Is:Grcen Pens per quart 6d a Is Itraiit per pair Tiiaotliy Seen GEORGE LEWIS. Market Clerk.

PORT 0!‘ OnARIs0'1".I‘BTOW'N- surssao:

Sept. I9-—.~‘clir. Conservative, McFatlyen, Sliediac; deals. Spinney, Tatiiinagotiche; o. Re Onlton. Bay Vertc; do. —-I’luugbbt_py, _Robinson, Pictou; coal. Flora, Malone, fishing

voyage. ir n Bear cou . uwer, are, do.; do. Unicorn, Gnllnnl, Shediac; deals. rah, Gillie, Pictou; coal. Lively L139, Robinson, do.; ( Elizabeth Mary, Mc-

Favouritr-, Ilnliin, Fort Hood, liiiiestotie. llritnsvrick, Young, Pictou; coal. China, Lowe, Boston; got 1-. Olive Branch, Houchic, Sydney; coal 2l—'I‘riiiitltul,Suther- land, fishing voyage. 2-I—Ltstly Jane Grey, Pliul. Ba Vertc; deals. Mary Aim. Wood, I’ictou; coal. Lady Lc harchant, Irving, Pictou; mails.

Diualtl , Sydut-_v; do.

CLEARED

Sept. I9-—Jane Grouchia, Provo, Aricliat; bal. Belle, Cba pel. Ilav Vertc; do. Bee, Onltoii, dn.; do. Ornander, Hearn. llicbiliuc- to I; deals. Romp, Swain, Pictou; bail. 20—Bark Ellen, llnnt- er, Liverpool; deals. Lit Rnokir, Davidson, St. Jolni’s cattle. "Sarah, Roberts, l'it:tnu; lial. Ellen, S inney, 'I‘at:iinagoucbe; do. Bee, Oulton; Shetliac; passengers. it in, Hears, Picton; bal. ' ictou; (I0. “'0 Brotliers, Aluurn, ' ti; do. Con- iugli o. -I"iivouritt-, Babin, Iiuctotiche; liell.

Sytlney; cal. China, Lowe, Pictou; liul.

A magent, Nicholson,

HORTICULTUBAI. SHOW, At Holland Gr_'ove.

THE Annual Show of Autumnal VEGETABLES,

FllUI'l‘S and FLOWERS, will take place on I-‘RPDAY, the 3d of0c‘roIsIIt next. The following urethe articles for which prizes will be awarded, via:

the I0tli Ocrtinirit next. A few other sorts also wanted.

The Subscriber will also want about that titne— l Pork, Beef, Cheese, llunor. 'l‘urnips, Mackerel. v llerrings, Codti~h, Sheep. Pigs, Cattle, Ilorses, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and I-‘owls.

‘.1; ' OATS and BARLI-‘.I' now wanted. t

.JA.\lI‘.S N. HARRIS.

Cb. Town, Sept. 27, I856 —Adi'. 3w

VEGETABLES. LOWERS. IIestC.iuliflow¢'r 3 C llestfiouquet 5 0 H Broculi 3 ll 2tl (lo. 3 0 as guilty 3 (J Finest House Plant 3 0 ‘ Cnirtrta 3 | Karen! (10. 3 0 « em 8 0 Best Dublin 3 0 t “ion 3 " Pniisry 3 0 " Tomatoes (ripe) 3 0 “ Double Stock 3 0 “ (‘iipeiciniis 3 " Monthly Rose 3 0 " E-t-hnlots 3 0 “ Gin-den I-‘lower Plant 3 0 “ Parsnips 3 0 " Holylioclt 3 0 N ‘elvfy -I 6 *4 Olniitler 3 0 " Nusturliums 3 0 " Geranium 3 0 “ Squash 3 0 " ' 3 0 ‘~ Lot ofllerbs 3 3

FRUIT.

Best Grapes 6 0 " Peas, summer and winter, each 4 6 “ Aiitntiin Applt-s (eating) -I 3 ‘* \\’iiit¢-r Apples 4 6 " Ntl t Iiiii l‘i';ili. .3 Ii “ I mkiiiu -\pplt a 4 li u . i 6 " Grown (in cs 5 0 " .\I-.t-,:iiIirii IIOIIIIIII J 6 “ .\‘-ii'lxul'I'ltiiiiit 4 ti “ l|.riia'otia 1 3 " .\lrl-ins 6 0

All :tiliI'li‘.~t I ll t‘tIllIp('IIlItill will pkwise he brought to the place of Shun lii'l<Ilt' |lI:' linnr nl'I o’t'lot:k.

I’: .u-- .m.tr-lstl III 2o’t-luck. Doors opened at 3 o'clock. Eiitriitice niont-y 9.l., Stibscrilien lie:-. '

y oraler ofthe Coniinittrc, J. I’. l'AI..\IER, Acting Scc‘y.

HARDWARE, CROCKERY WAllE,and FANCY -GOODS, at very reduced prices, from this date until the 13th October next, after which time the

lremainder of the Stock will be removed to his esta- ‘blishrneni at Orwell. where they will be sold toga. filter with his Fall Supplies, expected to arrive in a few weeks at his usual low prices-

n .rson having demands against the above ‘store, will please send in their accounts to the Sub- scriber at Orwell, where they will be settled; an accounts due him remaining unsettled after the 10! November next, will be handed over to John Long- worth, Esq.,to be sued for without further notice.

A vessel to load Produce will he at Orwell, and another at Montague Bridge, on or about the I8tb ctober next, when it is expected that all parties indebted to the Subscriber will be ready with their Produce, and cause no detention to either vessels. ' The Store and Dwelling at Montague Bridge, with or wiiliout the Granary and Building Lots adjoining, will be let at a moderate rent, for one, two or three yerirs—possession can be given next month. PATRICK STEPIII-IVS. - Orwell. Sept. 20th, I856.

LE. A CARGO of IIARDWOOD, TLIIIIER, DEALS and SPARS, now ready to be shipped at Mon- tague River, consisting in part of the foliowing— About 150 tons of square Birch Timber, from I8 inches upwards. Abhqut 20 tons of" Beech do do. and from 40 to 50 es s— I00 Spars assorted, and a quantity of Lslbwood for Stowage. About I00 tons stnall and large titiiber, suitable for Shipbuilding. The last will be sold cheap to clear out the Boom- Also, deliverable at Orwell about 150 tons of square Birch 'I‘imber, from 13 inches upwards. THE BRIG on the Stocks st Vsaisois Rivsiit, and the JIATERIJLS .'ia the YARD,

ow ore. Enquire of I’A'l‘RICK STEPHENS. Orwell, or Bl-INJ. DAVIES, Charlottetown. September I9ih, l856.—Isl. Ex. 1 mo.

Farm for Sale!

0 at sou). " CYMBRIA LODGE FARM,”

containing 230 acres, all inclosed, I80 ofwhicb are cultivated, and 50 are under useful and ornamental wood. There is a good ll0L'SI:1 bud other necessary Buildings for a farm of that size. AlsoaGARDEN and small Orchard, well stocked with Trees, which bear a vast abundance of Fruit, (Cherries, Pluinbs, Currants, Goosebeiries and Apples). The Lan fronts on Wbeatley River and Rustico Bay, where there are plenty of Fish, (berrings, mackerel, codlisli, lobsters, trout, and other lisb). Stock, Crop &. Implements May be taken at a valuation if required, the Stock consists o — 9 III iR"ES and COLTS, 20 head of('uttle ofthe Cow kind, 6" .~lIlIZtLl'. Crop, nlmuI—-

to or on tons MAY,

25 acres of Wheat, I-I acres ofOstI.

7 acres of Barley; 4 acres of'l‘urnips.

2 acres of Potntos, I acre of Carrots. liitiiiedisle possession can be obtained upon good security being given. I-‘urtber particulars can be obtained from the proprietor on the rernises.

WILLIA HODGES. Cyrnbria Lodge, I’. E. Island, 8. N. America, Aug. I9. 1353-

Clinrlottetuwn, St-ptetnber 25, I856. HGIIE

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will BE sow at a ‘I

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