l “ n" ’ d .r , /,

“linwanu’h (invited: Tmumot not... Inmates, which had horn pining helium» Hall for nearly a was“ mt for much n‘iaxrsihy moflllg.; Conaldorlufi the

“Max lwwx‘nm—‘Welienrn that a young man named locus m- u t teem e I). 3. Green. Esq. of B Inlqu «Hilts tg‘ttwucd Wipe» rive on “'i'iilli'fi: day out. 'I e decent-ti. with live 0 hers. van engaged

0100mm“ 0‘ "'0 Comm. "d “m "‘0'" 0‘ “‘3” lie" id rafting fence poles. They had completed the nth,

formation. it is to be re patronized than they were. 7 too ranch to hope that they trill rcvls t Chariot ‘wn which entertains peculiar ideas of rational amusement.

Dnevvxno.-A young also named Patrick Quinn, be- longing to lieuaxhaamoad. Lot 86. was drowned in

Piaqtdd Oreoh‘iots m. the ltth lnstdat, whilst

naming; Thc'llody was recovered almost immediately alter 0 half an hour afterwards. but his efierts‘te restorc'aul- matlou’wcrc unavaillng. I ‘

II. It. 8. Doris Ion. Charlottetown fur Pictou on Satur. day morning last. and thence proceeds to Cape. Pre- vious to her departure. ills Excellency Lieutenant Gov,- craor nudes dimly extended to the oilir ' and the first; chap ultimo the bospltalitics or Gmcrnment

o <' ' uni-(4,; l :r»‘- .w ~<:,“ . 'ras entertainments.“ Gen. Tom Thumb and an am. WMcompaoieus will be the mist sensation rerout- citisetts. The General and his friends will receive an

ovation—3c lly from’thc Mr sex. or we are ivory touch mista ct: After that .wu may be ex cciedto liatten down to our every day routine of unvary up sameness.

a large who: or noon; and mii‘oionging to

ethnologian some)? ” " in the T f , ‘ i' it d- .

Is: aghagrtfit:£w¥ho§rolutgoncd "“M

this nominal” ' .

Carma-r Diawm-«Thorctum match between eleven of ii. ll. 8. Doris anti eleven of the Charlottetown cricket elub..which cause ed at the cricket amends» St. Peter's Road. on Friday last, resulted in favor of the utter. _ ‘ ‘ .H . i

Smut seventy odd candidates were up before the ilenrd of Education last week. After two days laborious er aminntlen, only thirty-six succeeded la seen ring tenchers' licenses. . ‘ ' h v. p

All English mail was received at the General Post om..chariottetown. on Friday evening. in another column will be round extracts from our European ex- changes. ' y ‘ ‘ ‘ .

1‘5" The Reports. for the past your, ol' the School Visitors for the Eastern and Western sections of the Island will appear in the Ilnaaau neat would, _

'nis Catholics of Summorsido are getting up a public Tea for Wednesday. tho Nth inst. - Thetltcamer Prin- cess of Waleo‘tfill take ercnroloaists at half price.

fl‘ Samuel 1.6.... no distinguished Irish Artist, Poet 'aud Novelist, died in Dublin. on Wednesday. the 8th instant. p ., .

(In actuality last. the Bani: of P. B. 'lulaml removed

to their new and cetnnusdlona premises on Great George Street. , , . ,

.. - LATE FROM ENGLAND.

llaunx. July l5th.——'I‘he It. Mrfitclvnaltip. Oil}, of Cork. arrived at noon. today from Liverpool. bringing dates to the «rind. \l'c gleantbol‘oiiowing:

Prince Alll‘cd had completely recovered from the dangerous wound inflicted on him in Australia.

We lave had another month of extreme quit-lode. not to say depression in our iiilfureiit produce markets. extracts? equally to‘aii descriptions of stocks. shares. and publ o investmenta.ad. as Iconsequcnoo. to lunacy. which, though cheaper and more abtuuian than at al- most any «infirm-rind. age!" when: cg to attract om loymeat.

easy sonata a greater drug to its holders than cvdn produce, and is certainly heavier in stock than any other article; for whilst the latter is unusually small. the atttuaat of bullion and of unemployed capital in the hands of the bankers Is estrcmcly largmlnddili'cl to increase still further. Some mention is made 0 the bunk rate being red need to ll. . The Ilonso of Lords has rejected the Suspcuaory ntll by O Wildly of two to one. Most people had pretty well atade up their minds that the hill would be thrown out. but the most sanguine of its up mtcnts could not have expected a m ority of 95. I hit the privilege of proxy suspended, truest be admitted that the Peers mustered atJhc division in respectable num- bers. Casting no cyoovor the names or the 28‘.) l‘ecl‘a who voted on the occasion. one finds in the minority three Arohbisho and cifihtcen Bishops. Not a single Blah voted or the in i. There was a faint hope thatt elliahop of St. David‘s would he found on t e Liberal side. but he was not In the Ileusc; and the Bishop of Chester. who was Mr. Giadstoue‘s chairman at the last Oxford Universit election. was also con- r riotous .by his absence. rho Bishops of Exotcr. 1 inchestar. and St. Asa ll] were also not In the division. being prevented. no den by age and .iulirmitics from lddina to the numbers of the mo‘ority.”3cv0n duhes voted for the hill. and nine against it. Several Catholic fears were absent. but seven voted against the Gov- ormnsat. It would be unwise to audorrstc the strength oi our nuts. ’I‘hcy bani root resources at their diopeoal. and they will rahaustt em all in one desper- ate aflst to prolong the ascendancy of mlsralc.

The 'Gva'ud Orange Lodg'o ‘in Ireland. which is pre- aided over alarm Eonisgilen. forwarded recently an address to ‘I'reasitr. ich’lsps'thaim indignation of the attempt oi one who was once a Minister of the Crown to led Parliament to reallocate the church moped] o iris l’rotcatants.’ sad cabal-ts Mr. Disraeli

'svahc the national epinion.‘ The Premier ac- knowkilcd‘od the receipt of the address ' with best

The annual Orange riots in the North of Inland have already commenced. 0o tho lat illuw at Lis- hurn. a molywhieh.hd been attending... taunting. rc-

' three coaststh in plain chillies. nad‘ch d the. te the railway station. where they were any roseuol aitsrthozliot Aethod becausd and the crowd ha: hasn.ehargsd1evsral times by impelled r R

In re rate ‘0. I o‘ ’ml-nto a o- III ahg'hismoh:8eogn . the Most Roy. Gear's Erin . Art-seats.» oi" Trebiaeod, in. coacst rdioal Wioornan. and pound pariah riostin tho isle of Man. has been appeio Arch-

ahop ofGia it.

On the wt all. a deputation front the English Claret Union presented to the Archbishop of cantor. bury as address. si ed b over 20.000 lav and clerical coralqu of e fillet England. renounelny ‘aii csmrnaxiieatim with Dr. Colensn until saohti as hcshall repeat of his errors), The Arch-

bishop. in “if his ' hips we‘re eliti y with t ' Dr. (is . 33%»: bottle “chrdk the lptis'chici.’o "in

Indira“ " _ oilseed is. the Hanoi .Comiuons. .ea, “Lansing. that the report oi 6 Irish herein cup ion is nearly complete. and at it wil be in the hands at members of Parliamentia a week or two. ltis mend that the neport rsmneuds that 0 one Archbishop aniline: Bishops shall be left, and t at the nstshsllhs abolished. A large proportion of the n. vsnuos are to he placed a the! dam monument. A. bill has “copra-aim at Reina. cannula;

a .oaoraloowdell the an Win Church. to lost on the at December. late. It declares the ob. mt of'tha council who is assure the hilarity or the th. respect fir rel a' and teeles i laws. the law“. pobl fitters, Is. and s tatablmtat

“I

of " oer ‘

, alla‘hlchhs art-ind iii! . an “floss slant Ilsa-sat ‘ ill ' h M ’..and m" the fulfill". o 0:" anagram

of “(lubricated «when in wdicl: - ii . ~ ' . ' .00! W ‘0 O recorded his a latex: that ' no than hose led with areas ,OW’ u git." fls‘ stho worthyei ihsir anaconda,th as s i prist knowing fia‘i‘.3'"r“" “i” if.” “'3‘ “iii; oreswsro stac a ford carmcso t

that they were not hot r It we Id be on ti r

and moral

accident; a doctor wasiu ’attcndancc about

in were about to mvo it down the river. . . 1‘ Wk h low-lino and waded along the shore, when n izuddeniy came to a hole in thcrll'ct‘ about eight feet deep. into which he sank, and never roan again. It in supposed he was sciscd with cramp. The billy - was not recovered till an hour and a half had elapsed. Mr. Robertson was about 20 years of age. and was a yeast ion of steady habits. good moral character, and well lkcd by his etnprloycr, in whose service he had been for about nine months.-—H. Poem-cos.

‘ Travellers visiting St. John'. N. B . will find the “ Waverl House" the best hotel in the city. The pro-

riator. r. JohaGuthrio. is obiiglng and allcntlvo.the

once is kept in excellent order. the table well supplied with all the dolicacioaof the season. and nothinp is Ieit undone the proprietor.» malts tho astsbi sliqcnt maintain to character as one of the best hotels in the Maritime heirloom-oar. L's-press.

lioLadles pi St. Jamislkirir’ gave a Strawberry be live! yesterday in the lion. M. Duncan's building, for the benefit of the city pooh—Pat.

Green I‘ens. grown in the Recorder'a Garden. were shown in Market. on {Tueth last.

you advtttisc‘mintllf

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JOHNJAMESON & SON, ~ DUBLIN. USP received from DUBLIN via Londoaun quanti- ty of line ’oid lmsu wdmauv. 25 r. a. over proof. warranted canine and unadultmted. at ‘ MA inacunnn n cos, N cwIilriilucry wt] liquor Store. . to are 0 new St. J:'i¥.?r‘:1§fi§;_ , 'A z" ‘SUGABl TSUG-upc JUST_ ,‘mED— . l ' V’ lids. . ‘ i ‘ {Primers flright retailing Si] All: 15 Bilil. ' t ._ B. WILSON times. Cliarlohgmwd. .Iuly‘2'22; ‘ w ‘ l T [AllVIiitmiCMl-INT]

rpm ENQMERS

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mum:ch 1313‘ 1%LLND Gums”- eh I” 'ni'ov" c a " Asahei lloet ipro it let ii'opeonsiilcred an npolo ~ till a misintetltcnts respecting the .‘° iluck- eye. "do? hoisiahorio Incl"! limit)". in wbiulijg ‘31.; go . ' V. W Iii'tn ' "t com- mun'caiion o “ on. his representations oi the ( ~lt"lncc Maniacs” “1 till iiatiy contradict Aralnei'ilooth’ fay.- Incr and latter addmsca‘: ambaltbeugh above the I and personal ralliury consonant to a smell mind. yet: in order to get down to the level in whiehAmhoi Booth exists. I mth emphatically say that his last addreas is more false than the ilrst. , , , I Apath aoth opens up his "latest" by saying we claim our’ Inchiue’to he the best—we «lo-and rejoice to know that you coincide with no; but we do actually. fin Asnhcl Booth would have as. tlrat' ‘- tili ituprdvchmni areof our. invention." No, Asnhci. We must distincti point out wherein and whereby We have improved the Machine. Asahei Booth urvuea‘ ‘i‘l‘ofll figures largely —th.is way—gthat became At riancc luanuhtetures many more machines. that hence they make belief lines. We knew oi largo mauui’acinriea of tremendous prp- tsnsioos which produce miserable Work. and small establishments which turn out ilrlwlass work—which we could illustrate very appropriately by a manufactnry not a hundred miles from your City oi .nows aper no. tricky; but we forbear. To be plain in th a matter. Adrianne does not manufacture lhe number represented by A. Booth. by thousands. apd the number assigned to at by him is akin with the rest eihls statements. not being within a thousand. Asabcl ilnoth aupposea he has a very sinking illus- tration of our External Gearn’but et him who-ox ; we do assure him and every one else. that the External Gears is the latest improvement applied to the ilockc c, not the External Gear, however. as primarily used ; Gears hung difiersntiy. and otherwise improved by it last season and which is approved so much in the. States that parties who bought Machines previous to its adoption, arc‘haviuglthcir Iaaphines Geared over again ataconriderobie expense. But we do not imagine that Asahci Booth. who is a more speculator and hoops nothing about machinery. can discern any improvement; but we can point him to Farmers who agree with us. and who purchased our internal GM ‘ Machine last COMO". lbid‘olwhe Will Mined fiatuo‘ note/ultered our Machine from the first patterns. .. “in would ask.Asahei Iloeth if cur Machines. In " gone by." why it is he spent do. a last fall bogging or its sale on this island P I and why he has been craving a compromise this summer. and promising to bind him: self to waive all considerations, and connections with all othcrhcslabliahmcntg,‘ if A. [Knichardseu a. 00. would agree to inks hold of him and sell him Machines let our market. lie adectcd much regard for yoain hit rat advertisement. and stooped . to explain the reason why he did not recommend the Buckeye .las year. having traded to larfclyin Mowing Machines wit you. and prompted by dis nterestcd motives. he could not think of selling a machine that his chilled eye did not consider eri’cct. How. then. can Anabel Ilootb ualii’y thorc tigh regards for you with the aets.timi ho ho! beet impttualng the sale of our Ma- chine (with all its lain“ his anti ation) like the‘ widow in theSRr‘igturcs,‘ th‘a “w 'lfld tum-Lis‘Icslcd the‘ man with it.l imagine A's lei soar. -w I require to call in the lid oi o " hippo“ young insa"'to voiear up is matter. x, ~ 4., , .1 -. r. llooth endeavours tomakop handle of being at our Factory, and “four of our best workmen" could

not not p . bloopi “a. ay. ,._. a, '1. a combln' mddhidyon t‘efiet pffi'utatli 153w hint. we ehdccyoure‘di build one: attic it stran ,‘ where. taken fromzthe foundry in a rough state-t e Joiner and Blacksmith work to be dons—and changing the hands from setting up Matters to liclporllr—th '0 failed to accomplish our object. This we consider of no, moment—first. because we had not a Reaping Mumps meat on all. to setup. and secondly, when we d d com to them. and scat them to your Isi‘and.‘thcy we} -admir:blyh. ' ' ' ‘ eanswcr as c Booth' re rirt about com st or with the buckeye st’triais.‘ iii: all: him _a l‘cwpqurs- tions. no» Adriaace,,riatl it 00 exhibit their run- chines at stole or‘cbnnty Fairs in the Now an land States? Are nudist) medalsypubilaimd 'Aiiri n . Plait It can. e all taken by themr there; diliervat Buckeye hiachlner‘cxidbitcd at Auburn P dull if 3A. I’. Richardson & Co. arts not known beyond Worcester County, how did Asabni lloetit dud thorn out. living in a quail lord soon in Vermouth:

{i‘o be pls III no mood. in this man-occu- .vro will recapitulate w int we have said throughout. J lust. All. riaaeo. Plait“ Co. are not the or‘ ilol inventors. Sees-dig. they do not originate ai improvelleltlt Thirdiy. they“ not mats anus machines titan-any other establishatsst. Finally. that are [internal Gears appliod to ceramics. were not at to say JIM e us until last ear. and thumbs machine now offered lecsslo at. oath is the-salsa Interest Gear undo-m oowohui ttwo can ago. and hats sowdisasrdsd with the once so the lilting lever. whiehwsode not con- sidsr on mprovcment but on i . .. Wo have no aut- bitleotclaerish in print. but 0 not Inoddcr it any digraeo to be l'.‘ in‘truthliiness. v nwiil have an ample Quantity oi Machines tomcat demands. and willpoaroulee to soil thematsuoh prices as will prevent speculators from faltering on your hard earnings. .. '2 v

» . Yours truly. . ‘ H ‘i ’

a. _ . r8. PrOM'i‘IS. Travelling Agent for A. r. Richardson in Co, Wor-

hose on: has monorail?" W

costar. lass.

Young

t" if our reliability :is coached ‘

p39: 'HEIIALIXW-EDQMAYB; ML.“ 2%,

Biron mint-WWXN NY :

' IIE rust-(flew more. puzzled as re W slavish" viral .3”. «a at... above “tough” can he no doubts that tho “’ M W , trans: transects- omttm smitten. is the best place to buy all their! anpplios at Family Gro- scrics, Wines. Liquors. &c. &e. , ““ . MACEACIIERN 6: CO. duly 22. was.

raga. Edward“ ’ ‘ifih’d’n‘m‘ Stick. TO be acid b I’UllLlG' AUL ION. on TUESDAY. 4th AUGIIS’I‘. at 12 o‘el . attire COLUNIAL BUILDING—

tsix'rY (‘00) SIIARES in thclnaah of Prince Edward island. WILLIAM DODD. Auctioneer. Charlottetown. July 22. 1363. ’ -, ~-

r 4 a

cream even. a" MACEACIIEIIX & CO.

itnllrtu Watchmaon ~” Jon 22.1%. - v' . , . v .

rnou names, to maven. ENNESSEY's DARK and PALE BRANDIEB. ~ in Hinls.. Qr. Cults. and Cases- Some in cases Very old and very lino. at ' ' ‘ .‘ -'

“ALIA! WABEEOIIOR. " . nacnacnnax an (:0. July 22. 1868. - .r

South-West Bridge, Lot '18. . THE undersigned will receive Tenders for re 'riug Southwest lirid e. Lot 16. until Sate sy.thc 25th inst.. at 12 ir'ciueE. Specification to be seen at my oiliec.» llillsborohgh Squaw. Ths names of two reap sibie persons. willing to become securit for the ct matron of the work, must accompany sac tender. ‘ ones as usuni. Envelopes to be marked “Trader’s

for aw. Bridge." , . llENJ. WILLIAMS. ' Ch‘town. July 22. Sup. Pub. Works.

BOARD OF EDUCATION. , . iIEMendily Meeting of the Board of Education will be held at the‘b‘olcaial Building, on Thursday. the 30th day of July. instant. at eleven o‘clock. on.

JOHN hit-NEILL. Secretary. “July 22. 1868." y

can.” can. _ .S'UMMEPCSIDE.” ‘

A PUBLIC TEA will take place on the grounds of the New Catholic Church. in Simmer-side on WICDNESDAJY. 4 the 29th JULY but. No eil‘urts will be spared to real or this entertainment. in every sense. satisfactory and agreeable to all who may patronize it. - . . DUGAN‘S il.\.\'i) irout Charlottetown. will be present. and will enliven the occasion with music. ' Exotirslonists front Charlottetown will be furnished with return tickets ior‘fivc shimqu each; only to be hall at the Steamboat (Milan, in (fitnrlotletown. ‘ Archery and other naiusemeula during the day. for which prizes 'n‘ill begivcu for best cmnpctitors. Tickets {or Text. is. lid. Tet on the tables at 12

o'clock. noun- J- S. IrNEIIsIa, Sec'y.

l’ockot 13001: Lost. BOUT three weeks ago. a POCKET" BOOK, can- talng some money. a receipt, and a'I’JO Confeder- ate Bill. was lost. supposed, somewhere on Queen Street. Written on the Pocket Book, was :-—“ Daniel McNaughton. Co. 1.. N. II. Vol.” - Any person leaving It at this oilioo will be rewarded. Ch town. July 22. “iii-i. illus pd

a ., , V . uvw ELECTIONS 2 . BY THE MA'YOR.

IN pursuance of an "Act of the General Assembi of this Island, made and passed in the El hteeuth‘ ear oi the Miguel Iterpn-scnt Majesty. intituied "An Act to incorporate the Town of Charlottetown," I do hereby give public Notice, that an Eipotieu oi ‘ axe ' ‘ FIVE COUNCILLORS

l‘iil'. T" E

CITY or cuARLomy‘i‘iTewN,

wm he held on reagent." “glucose, at the several places In lowing. at a tasty:

In Ward Nu. l—At the Store of Messrs. J. at '1‘.

Morris. Corner of Queen dc Water Streets.

In Word No. 2—At the Coach House of Richard Hearts.

Est .. (renting on Sydney Street.

In War Nod --At the City Hail. ‘

In Ward‘Ne. 4—At the Pin Engine Hesse. fronting

an King's Square.

In Ward No. 5—At the House of Mr, Dennis Lyons.

corner of Great George and Boston Streets. V

And at flu: said Elwiioiis (he Pollnciil be opened

at 9 o’clock in the furnace», and Midland 0pm! (ill fine o'clock in the nflernoo»

offlw someday. ‘ ‘ ‘

DESCRIPTION OF WARDS.

" Number (lac shall comprise all that [part of Charm iottetawa which lies soothe! Der-cheater. Street. and the parental ground formerly known as thy Military Iizwrlok (ironed. . umber.’.l‘wo shailccm ciao all that art of Charlottetown which .lies aoittho Richmond tract. and north of Duroiluter 8treet.’ Number Three shall comprise all" that part of Charlottetown which lies southof (.rnfma and north of Richmond Streets. Num-

. her Four shall comprise all that part pi Charlottetown

which lies south of Plano . and north at Grafton Streets. Numbo'l' Fire the leemprhlo all that part oi Charlottetown which lies north 0 Fitzroy Street. In- clndinq the C men‘efthe said own.”--iSue Iii. Vie- Cap. 3 , iulitu ed “ Aa‘ Act to Incorporate the Town of Ch rIottotown."] - > “1’ 299

cartoon nouns.

N]?VV J 4 ‘ r US'I‘ uncutth ti 13139320“ groan.

(Queen Street. v , la rum. annular or run '

new scares or soccer. Bonita:

authorised for use in the Public Schools by"? .

" the Board‘of I'hlnution. ' ' "I ’

Liberal (lingual to Teachers dad .ttlgfwmalc l)i‘(lll'l‘ll. ‘ - w p '

v i , ‘ .‘ nitric. ” {lengtij gh‘town, .liilyja.,&'t :

From 1.357;... to ‘ r. n. I. , 0" ‘Brig AM.

. up; “ fl'flll FAST SAILING PIIION, ‘ICop i“ Gland 5

years. A. i at Lie

ma .

Parties wishing to Ship by this vessel. , i seen to llama. Joan Practical beam tandem.

hi ,or to thcewnou. My- . " PEAKE 380's &'Co. » ‘ . ‘ aw

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’ 3' £5

40.: I

i Ch'towa, July iii, i868.

414 tabs Regina ~

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