MUNICIPAL ILICTIONS. Yesterday, Tuesday 7th August, will be a memorable day in the history of Charlottetown, and will, we cannot suffer ourselves for a moment to doubt, be the commencement of an era of increased prosperity to the new city. As muoli will depend on the line of conduct ado ted by the municipality and as the tutors wll he in a great degree influenced by the measures the ori inate, so we trust that nothing will he decided on without the utmost eliberation and caution. The law invests the Mayor and Common Council with very ex- tensive powers and it will be their duty to use these powers with discretion, so as best to promote the happiness and -welfare of those who have this do by their sulfrages raised them to these honorable stations. It is not our intention to make any rezunrlrs on the qualifica- tions of those elected: any such criticism would be unfair because premature. The-_v are all untried men and have been the chosen of the respective constituent-ii-s from a knowled of their rivato worth and the honesty and in- tegrity o their characters. Their year of iro- bation is .before them, and they will doubt use be anxious so to perform their respective duties, that at the anniversary of the day they may be able to give ii good account oftneir stewardship. The quietness Iliad-trillion on good order which has :v.t:en.lr*d the lirst election of Mayor and Councilmen in the City of Chnrlotteton is a favourable omen and sugurs well. e fol- lowing are the suece-isful candidates.

M.n'on—-Robert llotchinson, Esq. coiiitox cocsciuss.

\V.uins. ‘

No. l.—— lobe-rt Longwortii and Benjamin Davies, Earp-r-.

No. 2 —..ohii C. M‘Doiial«l and Donald Mac-

Isaac, Esqrs. N 3.-—.\rtemas Simms and Silas llai-u:ird.

rs. Eafio. -l.— l‘liou.as llodd and David Stewart,

Esfirs. o. 5.-'."lioiii:is ."etl.ic‘r and lliclirir-l lleartz, Esqrs. III-‘.Tl'llN ron (‘0l'N(‘lLIl'.N. WARD No. l.—l):iviq, 120. Irongworth, 85. 0 Neal. 67. No. :1.-—-ll-l).iu.ild, T5, M'lsaae, 67, R.iiiki 1, 62. No. 3.—B.trniird. (iti, Simms, frl, Percival, 25. ._No. 4.—-Stewart, I2-l, D--dd. 105, Beer, 76, l.o'i’ian, 8‘). Nu I——II(9llI'l7.. Tl , Pethiek. 69, Smith. 38. 6 j—

The lleruri family have given two musical entertainmv-nts on the last and previous eve- ning to ovorliowing bnu-e-I. lle have rt-p.:atudl_v said. that we know no- thing of tho sci»-iieo of music, and for that rea- son. do not pr--.te:id to set up for critics; but we have heard from those upon whosejudgmeut and knowledge we place the greatest reliance, that the Misses llcron, are fully deserving of the high reputations they have gained. consider ourselves however, in common with the crowded audiences, it better judge of the comic powers of Master Jolin.aiid the very young gentleman whose name did not appear in the bill, of both whom, we will venture to predict, that if their future progress keeps

ace with their present promise, they will goth become tirst rate comic actors.

in both of these there is the true vi: comica the power of entering into and identifying themselves with the characters they are per- souifying. “aster John's enuneiation is how- ever, too rapid, but this is perhaps inseparable from his youth, rind will be gradually amended.

They advertize their last entertainment for this evening, under the patronage of His Ex- cellency the Lieut. Governor. That of last opening, was under the patronage of the Mayor e ect.

SAL! or IIOXISEB.-A superior pair of horses will be sold on Saturday—see advertisement. ' Married,

At Charlottetown, on Friday the 3d inst., b the Rev. W. Snodgrnss, Mr. James Brown, Witshirg Road, to Miss Fanny Jskeman, Charlottetown.

Passengers,

In the Steamer Lsdy Le.\lsrchaut,'I‘uesds 7th August. from Richibusts and Shedisc—llis onor Judge Peters and children. A. Stephenson l2sq.. W. We on, Esq., and Mrs. Weldon, Mrs. Dempsey, Miss Costin. Mrs. Forest, and 5 othsrs on rests to Pictau.

MONEY. B‘OUND on Queen Square, two small sums of Money, one in the month of March, and the other in June. The owner can have the same by paying expenses snd proof of ownership, on sp-

HASZARl.'o"S GAZETTE. AUGUST 8.

EXCURSION TRIP.

Captain Matliesbn.

x TILL (D. V.) lesve Charlottetown for Piciou. on 'l‘Hunsmnr, the l6th inst., st'8 a. m. and

rewrn the following day, leaving Pictou at 9 vi. ni.

‘ickels 10s. each, to be had on application to \\'ll.LlA.\l IIEARD. Charlottetown, Aug. 1, I855. Isl 8:, Adv

Steamer

5 Lady Le Merchant. REDUCED FARE8.

A (‘HANCI T0 iu:At.'rH & i-r.s:siiuns:-ss:l:xlsis. URING the present Months. Passengers to snd from Piclou will be carried at the reduced l"uro of Firs British Shilliirgr; Deck and Fore

Cabin, half-price. August 7th, 1855.

Clydesdale Horse “Columbus.”

' ‘O BE LD, nv Pusnic Auction, on

SA'l‘Ut{DAY, the l8th instant, on the Market Square, at I‘! o’clock, the well-known celebrated lliitire llonle " Conustnus " the remainder in I! months, on an ‘approved Joint Note. August 8. Adv & lsl

President's Oflce, August 4, 1856. T A (‘O\llll'l"l‘El'l MEl')l'll\'G oi the Horticultural Society, held this day, the following resolutions were agreed to:— Rssousn, That ilie Coirirnillee beg to offer their grate-fol acknowledgements, to His Excel- lency the Lieiiiensnt Governor. to his Lady the l'aIronI-ss of the Society, and to their amiable fsuiiiv. for the kindness. hospitality, and atten- tion Elitlvlll by them to the Committee, the mem- bers and visitors, at the exhibition cf the Society, h'CPI|li_V held on the Government House Grounds. Ri‘sor.vr:n, That the President be requested to present it copy of the loreuoing resolution to His Excrllcircv the Lieuleriant Governor. Ordered, That the foregoing resolutions be pub- lished. By order, JOHN M. D.-\LGLl:'.|SH, Sec'y.

" l1li§ll;l§li2_itAi\1—(3'£:” ”ru1.r..

Under the immediate Patron e of His

Exoslleneey thedldentenant vernor an y.

FOR '1'!!! PAIBWALL BB.\'ll'l'l‘ 0|‘

And most positively their last appearance,

THII svs.-rriivo, (WIDNEIDAY), Auous-r 8,

GRAND CON CERT

and Juvenile Entertainment,

his or ennnssss.‘ TAKE NOTICE. V]-‘I:_A'I‘ the STIBSCNIBER will only remains

ow days in is Town, und all persons wishing to supply themselves with l splendid usoori. merit of Fancy Goods, \Vutchcs. Jewelry. 810. iii a cheaper rate than ever offered to the Public before, will do well to call immediately at the Stors of W. C. llobs, Great George Street.

WILLIAM CONDON.

EDUCATION. R. COSTLEY respectfully intimates that. in consequence of unavoidable detention at Hali- fax. the " Classical and Commercial School," Grsllon Street, will be re-opened on MONDAY the Turn- 1's:lrril instant, instead of the I"illh, as formerly mentioned, when he will be happy to receive Pupils at the vririoss stages of advancement, in accordance with his former regulations. Halifax. August 1. 1855.

Valuable Form for Sale. AN excellent Farm, consistin of 75 acres of Free- hold Land on the Einy ale Road, but 60. twelve mass from Charlottetown, (forty acres ol which are clear), with a large DWI-‘.l.l.lNG HOUs|-; newly erected and completely finished, is now offered for Sale, with immediate possession, For particulars,

I to ‘W’ ' JOIIN KENNY. May 23,1856. Is|.Es.

Central Academy.

Wanted

AT the Tannery of Mr. John Vickerson, a good Jonrne man Currier: Also, two or three good

Boot and S osmskers. Call at this establishment,

St. Peter's Ilosd, 05 miles from Charlottetown.

J. L. VICKERSON.

pliesiion at A potheoanes Hall.

Charlottetown, July 87, 1855.

'l‘siiMs —-0.ne-hailf the purchase money down,l

«fie»- THE nosi-znun,

snnmnu (_lPI‘ll READY-MADE CLOTHING.

Summer Mantles, Shawls, Bon- nets, and Dress Materials, die. g‘ curse rox can-r. %

JAMES DESBRISAY. July 25, l845. ,

Hardware and Cutlery. I ASZAND dz OWEN Iuive JUST Ol’l-I‘ll-‘.D and now offer for Sale, on extensive Stock of IIARDWARE, among which llI'0 the following: L()(?KS.-—Rirn, and llloriise of various descrip- lions, for Parlors, Front doors, Shops, Warehouses,

Cupboards, (Ilosols, Ship’s Ciihins. \\/nrrlrobes. l.A'l‘Clll'IS.-—l’iitcnt Slop, Gale, and night. lliifts with

Crirriziges rind Tire bolls, Patent Awl 20 Instruments.

llA\lMlillS.—Clnw. Rivetling, Carpet and Shoe.

AXES & llA'l‘CllE'l‘S.—l"or cutting hard and soft wood. Shinglin , Ron

.-‘lUGllll lll'l‘S.—l‘rom ‘three sistoenllisto inch.

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THE MISSES nation at . 39'1" X xenon snms.1r.g ,

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The lleron |"nmily perform in Pictou, N. 8., oni ___, ‘TIIUILSDAY I'ZVENlN(i,nnd in Truro on FRI-‘ DAY.

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Socket Chisels.

Metal and Wood head giinblets. llickory lliilleis, with screwed handles. Walnut llcnr.-li Screws.

Chisel hiindles.

Mortise Gauges of various kinds.

Trying Squares and Br-vils.

Spring Ciillipers und Dividers.

Levels, Plumb and levels, and level Glasses. Knives rind Forks , Carvers.

|'utiy Knives.

Wrenches of various kinds.

Curry Combs, Rein Siiiips.

'l'ruiik rivers.

Dinner Bells.

Co

s. Spring llzilarices, weighing from I to 24 lbs. Very ienp.

Bed Keys,

Well Wheels.

Griridstoiie fixtures.

Molasses Gates.

Iron squares.

Handled Anger Bits.

Hand and Bench Vices.

Plyers, flat and round nose. '

Wood and Iron Braces, Geared Wheel do.

Turkey and other Oilsiones and Slips.

Thick (iliiss for Skyliglils.

Ladies’ Garden Iloes.

'l‘urn' .

Assortment of Hay and Manure Forks.

lron uiiips.

Door Scrapers

Ciist Iron Sink.

Strainers for Sinks.

Coffee ' it.

Fog horns, useful for calling on a Farm.

Mouse traps.

Cheap and useful Lruithorns, with various other cles too numerous to mention.

COL'I"S REVOLVER. OR Sale u few sets of the above complete in Crises, nt IIl|.~'Z:|l’d and Owen's.

To Daguerreian Artists. RARE CllANCF.. Two first-rate CAMERAS for sale, with instruction in e art. no of

Ilsrrison’s best quality Bellows Camera, new. W. C. HOBBS. Jnen 'Irh. ISM.

Valuable Freehold For 8 e. 7 VIII) Proprietor riffers for sale that valuable and well Irriown l’ropcrt_v GOWAN Iliul, delight- lull rind i-ligibly siiuntcd at the head of Souris River, in |{irig’s County. Prince Edward Island, command- ing a view of Colville Bay and the Gulph. T roperty consists of One Thousand Acres of superior ind; the lI0lll8r‘lefllI, on which the owner resides, contains Two Hundred Acres; of which between 40 snd 50 Acres are in H high state of cultivation, and divided into live-ricrc Fields, substantially fenced. The Dwelling House is -15 feet long by 30 wide, and most conveniently) pliiiined, the lower floor contains Driiiviiig llooili, iriing lloom, two Bedrooms. Nu.-. fiery, Luge and small lliill. und commodious Kitchen and I'll.‘lfy. The upper Floor contains at Hull, two Bedrrioiiis, Serviint‘s room and large Store room. Csllsi-.'t|ie _full size ofihe I-louse, walled with stone, sndlpurlltioned otfin to three apartments. rnewsa GARDEN in front of the House, en- closed with black thorn hedge and planted with orna- mental Trees.

The Barn is 7! feet long by 26 feet, double boarded sud barked, and conveniently laid om... Horse Stable, with five stalls; a spacious Cow Stable with cellar under hoili, for collecting Manure, is large Coseh llouse and room as Workshop or Granary ; is spacious lofl the full length of the Barn. and threshing Mill tilached. A ll ell of the purest water at the door, .vliicli. with the Dairy, are under one roof. A Build- rog I5 feet long used as Sheep, Pignnd Sleigh House, a large rind productive Kitchen Garden. enclosed with

em fence and planted with l"ruit 'l‘rees. The whole of the l)ltCl( Land is of excellent quality, well wooded and watered, und laid otfin 60 ncre Lots, it part of which is In at One shilling, currency per acre.

The property is situiiicd in the immediate neigh. hourliood of Grist and t-‘aw Mills, fronting on the high road to East Point, dislnnt from CI|aflu|,|.low| about 50 Miles. Part of the purchase mnnev mny remain on security on the property. For further particulars apply to the owner, on the premises,

JOHN MACGOWAN.

Property-

Souris, July 24, I855.

_ pyed the host of esllh.

Ex Julia from Boston. US'l‘ received by the Subscriber, I00 Barrells ol'(.‘iiiindiun Superfine |"l.OUR., lilo do. do. Kiln dried CORN MEAL, with n choice assortment of I"atnily Groceriel, which win

he sold cheap for cash. ROBERT BELL.’ Charlottetown July 6, I855.

HOLLOWAY’S OIN TMEN T.

EXTRAORDINARY CURI OP ASTHMA ! 0!‘ AN OLD LADY IIIVIIITY l'lVl YIAII

Slore,) Toronto. dated the 9th Oclobzr, ISM.

To Professor llolloway,

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ABTONISHING cone or GINIIIAI. nsniusv sun LIVER com-i.sin-r ! !

Copy of a Letter frost William Runs, 4; Charlolleloum. Prince Edward Island. dated l'ltIt Nov. 1854.

To Professor llollowq,

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