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chiefly raised by private subscription, commenced en Monday at 11 o’cleck, and ended on Wednes-

never be repeated iv this Island—at least, at the public expense.

We have to congratulate the congregation of this Church in the euecess whieh has attended their

day about neon. The competition was confined te the Island Velauteers, who made very excellent shooting, accerdiug to the secure just published. lodeed, one of the coantry shots scored, from the | game ranges, a higher vamber of points than the winner of the Lotercolonial Cup obtained—the latter having made 21 points, while the Island Veluuteer—a Mr. D. MeGregor, of Lot 49: teured 22 points; and three otber Island shots

The ‘ Islander’ furnishes the following as the result of the shooting on Thursday afternoon aud Friday, fur some swall prizes raised by private | subseriptios ;—

Fripay, Aug. 15.—The shooting for the “ All Comers’ Prizes,” was decided tius werning. The wlowing is a@ist of the names of the successtul | competiiors tor the diflerent prizes, and the | number of points made at two ranges, YUU and UU yards ;—

mede 21 powts each—that being the number! | S 200 300 Total.

acered by the New Brunswick shot who won the Cestein a of : =

Cup. The following is the reault of the shuoting | Daniel Davies, 5 10 15

for the small prizes :— Captain Hickey, 9 6 15 tlenry Llobbs, 9 6 15

“The following ia a list of the successful com-| H. L. Davies 8 6 14

petitors, after the firing off by the ties :— iN Harper, ’ 7 6 13

Jat Prize D. McGregor, Lot 49 Com- A.W. Wright, 6 9 15 pany, YY points, £16 0 O |W. Buckertield, 6 7 13

Bad “ =P. Stewart, New Perth iH Binns, 5 8 13 Rides, 21 pwiuts, 14 O O | M. Stavert, 9 4 13

3rd Jumes Dearisto, “ Queen's rlenry Clarke, 9 4 13 Own,” 2v points, 2 0 0 First prize, £5 58; second, £4 108: third, £4;

4th “ WD. Herper, Thistle Com- fourth, £5 10; fitth, £5; sixth, a sword, presented pany, 10 0 O jey ‘A Friead;’ seventh, £210; eighth, £2;

Sth “ Major Pollard, Artillery, ulnth, aSilver Wateb, presented by Mr. Eckstadt ; { Major Casswell’s, 719 O j| cwnth, £1 1lU; eleventh, £15; twellth, los.

6th aol James McLaren, New Perth ye eee

fos, 5 )

7th Daniel McKinnon, Prince of my * [ We have been requested to copy from a South Wales Rifles, Major Poliard’s ( up, 410 © | Australian paper, reevived by the last Mail, the |

Sth “ Jvhu McLeod, Scotia Rifles, 3 0 0 sollowing complimentary address to His Excel-|

Ith Givens Deshesty. Antics, 2 6 0 i g@ comnpimentary address to is Excel. |

“ “ ’ a . . With “ W. Howat, Tryvo Rifles, 1 0 0” | ney Goverver Daly. It is interesting, as shew-|

Wednesday being the day appointed for the | trial of skill between the Islanders and their} brether Volunteers from Nova Scotia and New | Brunswick, the concourse of visitors was con: | siderably larger than on the two preeeding days. | In this competition, Nova Scotia was represented | by fifteen marksmen, and New Brunswick by | The

latter number is attributable to the fact, that the | rifles were very properly called in, some months | age, as we hope te see done here by and bye, and | the New Brunswick Volunteers have since |

only two reason for the smallness of the

ing that a more tolerant spirit pervades the | breasts of Presbyterian Ministers at the antipodes | than that which characterises most of their bre- thren in this part of the world. ]

THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. |

His Excelleney the Governor-in-Chief re-| ceived w deputation of ministers and members |

lef the Established Church of Seotland at the |

Government Offices. The deputativa present. |

ed the subjuined address :—

** To His Excellency Sir Dominic Daly. K B..| Captain G. nerai and Governor-in-Chief of |

> 7 , . : * ; id ‘ Ler Majesty's Province of South Australia. | Wales, wo Canada and. the United States.) stoves

harmonious ene—the call being signed by all the

effurts to obtain the services of a dettled’ Pastor in the person of the Rev. A, Faleoner. The Rev. gentleman, we are informed, is a very young inan, a0 eloquent and effective preacher. He is a nativeol Nova Scotia, and completed his studies in one of the Seettish Universities, from whieh he retired last autumn. His settlement is a most

adberents of the Church. We understand the Rev. gentleman had also a eall from West St. Peter's, and we regret the disappointment of the peopleof that locality, ameng whom we bave many | warm personal friends. ARRIVAL OF THE ADMIRAL. —H. M.S. Nile,)

bearing the flag of His Excellency Vice Adwirai! At Rustico, on the 9th instant, after a painful | llacss of two weeks, which he endared with pa.)

Sir Alexander Milne, arrived at this port ou | Saturday last. S. Medea. We understand that the Admiral will! remain bere a few days as the guest of His Excel- | lency the Lieut. Governor. — _—--+ CANADA. | The Montreal ‘ Gazette’ of Thursday states that | the Provincial Government are now engaged ini | organizing an Active Volunteer Militia Force ot | 30,000 men, to be paid, arwned and clothed ; also, | that it is their intention, when this is couipleted | to endeavor to organize anether foree ot JU ,UUL volunteers, to be armed and clothed only 1 '

TEMPTING BRITISH SOLDIERS TO DESERT

Toronto, Canada, Aug. 6.—The captain and}

the crew of the steamer Madison were arrested |

to-day, charged with inducing British soldiers te |

enlist in the American service. _-

THE PRINUCt OF WALES.

HIS LATE VISIT TO AMERICA.

The visit of the eldest sun of Queen Vic- Spare Stove Furniture ofall kinds, |

tora, Aibert Edward (Busiehi) Prince ot |

© Cape’ Noatn,s Aitvust 6 The Ship James Yeo, of Prince Edward sand, 1082 tons burthen, ‘trom Leghorn bound to Quebec, in ballast, was stranded 14 miles South vf Cape Nurth. ‘Total

wreck.

Died,

At St. Andrew's, on Thursday the Mth inst.,|

after a protracted illness-which le bore with exem- lary patience and Christian resignation to the Jivine Will, Mr. Eowin Keccry, Ecclesiastical Student of St. Dunstan's Cellege and son of the Hou. Francis Kelly. The deceased was iu Je 18th year of hisage. tte was distinguished for his su

perior talents and for the constant practice of every |

virtue which cun adorn the character of the Chris- tain and Keclesiastic. His mortal remains were in-

}terred at Fort Augustus on Saturday last amidst a

large concourse of relations and friends, among whom were several Cleruymen, who had assembled

from the nesghbouring districts to ussist at the list sad ceremonies performed in honor of one whom ali |

regarded us a youtlifullevite of extraordinary piety, excellence aud worth. R. 1. P:

t.uce and resiynation to t'e Divine Will, Mr. Join

aud famiiv, besides a large number of friends, to monrn their loss. The deceased emigrated to this Island in the year 1822, frow the Island of Jersey, and spent four years ju Charlottetown, after which be removed to husticu, where be spent the rewainder of his days.

HW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Stoves !

Stoves !!

ONE CARGO OF STOVES

Just Arrived from

Yarmovth, Nova Scotia,

|G ONSISTEING of dfferent sized!

COOKING STOVES, with large METAL BOLLERS, for wood and coal ; STOVES

Franklin and Box

-—---— ALSQO——-——.

A few dozen Metal Coal SHOVELS for feeding

A few very neat Parlor Coohing Stover, | ter wood and coal

devoted themselves to more useful pursuits than | and Vice-Adwiral of the same. j forms an epoch, not only in the history o1

target practice. The highest number of points! , jauthority, we. the Minister, Elders, and| event lung to be remembered by all who wit- by the Islanders was 2U—(severai Jeland Volune| (Uns eestion of St. Andrew's Chureh, Ade-| nessed it, und which will have a lasting and

jlaide, im conneetion with the Established | salutary influence in the affairs of all the na- ters made 19)—aud a Mr. Marks, of New| Church of Sevtland would, in the name of| tions of the Globe. That he should have Bruvewick, scored 21, which secured him the | the members generally of that Church in this! been loyally and enthusiastically received and covetted bauble. It must be confessed that the | prevince and for ourselves, offer yuu our most| greeted, a8 he truly was, in the provinces of Yalanders had some advantage, in this contest, «f! sincere congtatulations on your appointment | his own future dominions, is ny myst ry. » te the Government of South Ausiralia,jand on) But, ina Repubhean Government, like tie | the safe arrival of yourself, Lady Daly, and | United States, where a degree of back ward- tum‘ly in this country | ness and reserve frum political considerations two and a half days’ previous practice upon it.| ‘In a coluny like this, which has been) mignt reasunably have been expected, that Although Mr. Marks’s shooting, so far as the | warked all slung by its loyalty tu our grace. ous) his reception everywhere should have been Dumber of puints indicates his skill, was nothing Queen, by the quit and orderly conduct ol ove vi the most cordial and enthusiastic on te boast of, still it must be allowed that he won ite people, by the absence of everything like the records cf this, or any other cuuntry, in

his prize in the most honourable manner.

made by the Neva Scotians was Is—the highest

their Colonial competitors, inasmuch as that they Were better acquainted with the ground, aud hau

understand that he fired every shot, standing up, | temporal prosperity, we trust and we believe |

from the shoulder; while the other competitors | Vou will tind your residence agreeable and | Although the government of Great Britain

assumed any attitude which could secure them a| “He administration of your high office a duty i+ the freeest aud best constitaeral mon. | i

| pleasant and easy. lureny on the lace of the earth, the t’rince’s

goed shut—some sprawling ov their stomachs, |

and taking aim while i e : | . . : ° ug aim while their noses werw not six good wishes to your Exeelleney, we would ne eriterion by which to judge of the love v:

inches frum the ground—others on their knecs,) ay ysl oureelves at the opportunity at the same She American people ior tuatiorm of govern- ; Central Committee of Great Britain, for promoting aod others, again, stretched on their backs, the | time of eXpreseing to yuu, as lier Majesty 8. vent, lt was a tree ovation, rising sponta | C

marksman steadying his rifle on the juint of bis Te. Tetentative, vur deep sympatiey with our Neously Irom the bearts of the people, ana) big tue. "Tis true these postures were allowed by | heluwed wrens in the oe of and . be- | the ce sentiment . the vo oe the | i al a ‘ c “ | reavement she bas experienced in the death | unexXauspic Virtues an moral ex ‘elience | the “ articles “ the service,” but they locked lof ber royal Consort an Aibert. and would | vt bos ace mother, the noblest, best. | Rucemmouly ridiculous, and contrasted rather earnestly pray that the Almighty may con-| 4d most estimable female sovereign tiat unfavorably with the bearing of Mr. Marks. tinue ty grant her all need{ul consolation and ¢ver filled a throne in this or ary other age. It was pitiable to note the coun enances of S4pport under her heavy affliction. | England has produced many great and good Trusting that your Excellency, Lady | men (as weil as wowen) not only of royal! immersed ia fess and ta hers, when, (ou Thurs- D tly. and family way continue to enjoy an-| and nuble blood, but in the wore bumble, yet 2 ’ . tat rropted health, and every otuer blessing equally useful walks of life — many whose | day.) Marks was declared the winner ot the Cup (in thie distant land, we beg to subseribe our-, scientific attainments and professional kil! Noab Harper, of the Thistle Rifle Cowpany, was | a-ives your Excellency ’s humble and ubedient, place tuem in the first ranks as benefactors! tie wih Marks—20 cach,—wheu the iormer poin.- | SeTvanls, jof their race. Ehese red-ctions vividly re-| el his rifle tg give the last shot, usu hs were open ' mind us of an article which lately appeared and Caps were raised to houeur him wiih a ch: e., | a z ehten Seieme. Eider. *Jouns Jounstons. Eider.

jim the *Obio Prescriptionist’’ in which the | : : | writer speaks in the must exalted and glow: | but blank countenauces took the place of cager and | * Sauces Mitts. Eider *» Joun Keox Jun., Elder.

: i some of our great nulifary geniuses, Who are |

** Ropert Hartnixg. Minister.

‘ jing terms of the celebrated Engl gh Protes-! joytully expectaut ones, when it was announced | jsor., Dr. fromas th lloway, whose prais+ is)

‘that his fire missed, while Marks was declared |

to have seored one point ‘. . -> = 7 We were not present at the grand sevne of the | 4 o —— SM. iv om ‘a ALMEKS, . Presentation of th Cup te the Champion Shot ou | * George +» aut, M.L.C. Toureday. The Commander-in-Chief “ did’ the honours, we are informed, iu his usually brilliant | and eloquent style, and shortly after, the victor! was trotted inte town in a Livery Stable Wagon | Pe caboes: flashy in its appuinimente—one of the | ‘ / wonderfully success'ul even in cases of par - great military officials riding in front, while a few! ** Gentlewen — 1 heartily thank you for lysis. apoplexy and sush of bluod co the uead of the Island Volunteers trotted on Shank’s mare! YOut congratulations on my assumption of as well as in cases of stagnation and obstruc- bebind, evidently very reluctant, in their begtuwal {the government of this colony, but more es | tion of the circulation. ; : ’ | pecially for the apiritof lugalty and sympathy | Tee Puls purify and remove all bilious af |

, . se _ jim the deep affliction that has fallen u; on our! fections and other deletertous agencies from |

If the object of the late expensive Shooting | beloved Queen which ig wanilegted in this! the blood, render its circulation free and na-| Match was to excite a general love for military | address. tural, and, in a very short time, restore the | exercises, we think every one will admit that it! ** | asspre zou that I very fully appreciate whole system to i 8 wonted vigor and health-! Three fourths | the gveat advantages I derive (in the position fulness. Sach is the estimation in wh.ch; a whieb I have the honor of holding in this! they are hel im that region that all those | noble province) from the tone of Cristian who tare once experienced their beneficial |

i

+ J. W. Boers. fu e@sampled benefit he bas bestowed not only |

‘| production of his matchless Pills and uor -| iv ted Ointment, for the cure net only of ti e

* JouUN ULAIE | diseases peculiar to that bilicus and enerva-.

** Temas Moxteira. j ting climate, but those encendered in ne ore |

** Winntam Isoisrer. (@ vated regions, and which often pariake £)

*§ Jawes Scutt Yovsc."’ j&mere maligrant and obstinate character.

} le iniorms us that they have been found

His Excellency rey lied as fullows :—

of heneura te the victor.

resulted in a most signal failure. of the people who visited the ground seem:

‘+ In the ads nce of the prope eccles:astical| this country and Great Britain, but is an!

|) t lygious strife and diseord, and wh.eb is so # wost wonderfu. and interesting event, and, | We i abundantly possessed of all the elements oi | ty many, & probiem which they cannot un- | | | ders and. |

** While offering our eongratalstions and | weicome and eordtal greeting amoung 48 vs | |

| Persons wanting any of the above, will please eull and see them

H. J. P. TERLIZZICK. | Charlottetown, Aug. 18, 1862. isl rw 2m

\Barque “Gazelle.” | pus above well known re-

‘ _galar Trader will sail from | LIVERPOOL, England, for Char- lottetown «1 or ubout the 10th of SEPTEMBER next. | For FREIGHT or PASSAGE please apply to | Messrs. D. Cansox, Sons & Co., Liverpool, er | to the subscribers at Cuarlottetown.

W. W. LORD & CO. August 18, 1862. 2w

} om ee ees National Memorial TO THE LATE PRINCE CONSORT. } PUBLIC MEETING of the inhab-

itants of Prixck Country will be held at the County Court House in SAINT ELEANOR’S, on

| the purpose of responding to the suggestions of the tue * National Memorial’ to the lamented Prince onsort, comuunicated by His Grace the Duke of Neweustle to His Excellency the Lieutenaut Go vernor. ALL LOYAL SUBJECTS of our beloved ucen are particularly requested to attend, and join in this tribute of the nation’s gratitade."’ JAMES CAMPBELL, Sheriif P. County. Sheritf's Oilice, ot). Eleanor's, kK Lith August, i862.

Sale! °

‘Salt !

a O ARRIVE AND DAILY | Gents’ White and Figured Shirts, Furniture Muslins,

EXPECTED—

PUESDAY the vtth instant, at 4 o'clock, p- n., for |

| Wool Shirts and Pants, Hosiery, Shirt Collars,

_ -

-- —--fAuetiont--. --

Sugar, Tea, Sonp.

' White and Gray Cottons, Eng- lish Pickles, Brocms, Buckets, &c. &c. &e.

Pure subseriber will offer at PUBLIC

AUCTION, in front of his Sule Room, on TUESDAY, 19th August, at 11} o'clock, a.m., to close consignments—

5 bhds. Bright Sugar, 20 chests superior English Tea, 20 half-chests ditto, 4 half-chests Extra ditto 20 boxes Crown Soap, LO dezen Buckets, 10 dozen Brooms, 5 nests Tubs, 12 dozen English Pickles, 30) “boxes Cigars, pieces Grey Cuvtton, pieces

| White ditto, 4 dozen White Shirts, 10 dozen

| Diaper Towels, 6 pieces Tailors’ Canvass, 6 pieces | Osnabargs, LO pieces Holand and Grass Cloths

30 lbs. Black and W. B. Thread. 50 doz. Mason's

| Blacking, Hand Saws, Pocket Kuives.

| Terms at Sule.

August 11, 1862.

N. RANKIN, Auctioneer.

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She was accompanied by H. M.} Richard Bott, aged 70 veurs. He has left « widow Extensive Sale at Auction o

| |

. Dry Goouls, Tea, &e,

| BY WILLIAM DODD.

| CLEARING OFF their Remaining Stock

| AT AUCTION, On TUESDAY, 19th inst.

The Subscribers purpose

} AT THEIK OLD STAND, - - QUZEN SQUAKE affords a good opportunity to

Wholesale Dealers, as our Stock is

LARGE & WELL ASSORTED,

| being comprised chiefly of

STAPLE GOODS.

| seit

The following are among the GOODS that will be offered, viz :—

| Grey Cottons, White ditto,

Striped ditto, Printed

ditto,Coburgs, Winseys, Repps,Moairs, Alpaceas, Lustres, Delaines, Fancy Dresses and Dress Ma- | terials, Coatings, Tweeds, Cloths, Doeskins, | Shirts, Braces, Collars, Ties, Towels and Towell- | ing, Drills, Denims, Ginghams, Linens, Canvas, | Handkerehiefs, Table Cloths, Hosiery, Flannels,

Linings, ete. ete.

Trxms— All suns under £10, cash on delivery ; £10 to £30, three months; £30 to £60, four | months; over £60, six months’ credit will be given | on approved joint notes of hand. | §#* We will continue to sell at REDUCED | PKICES until SATURDAY, the 16th inst. See | Auctioneer’s Handbills.

JAMES DESBRISAY & CO. Charlottetown, August 11, Lsé2.

!

} i |

_ UNRESERVED SALE OF

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &o. &o

Pu subscriber will offer at PUBLIC

AUCTION, on TUESDAY, 2nd Sertempen Next, at the Store of C. C. VAUX, Esqr., the whole of bis

Large and Extensive Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.

Consisting of Grey Cottons, White Shirtings, Drills, Prints, Sheetings, Black and Colored Coburgs, Kepps, and Dress Goods, in variety, Gala Plaid, Wiucey’s, Cloukings, Mautle Cloths, Seal Skins, Cloths, Tweeds, Doeskins, Mantles, Shawls,

ellings, Flannels, Blaukets, Kerseys, Draggets, Baize, Hemp, Carpets, Linens, Hollands, aud

« Grass Cloths.

Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Gents’ Fur and other CAPS, in great variety; Gents’ Felt and Glazed HATS and CAPS, Ladies’ FURS, Gloves, Rib- bons, Laces, Scarfs, Comforters, Braces, Lamb's

Neck Ties, Ready-made Clothing, in Top Coats, Vests and Pants.

Millivery, Flowers, Ladies’ Felt Hats und Fea- thers, Umbrellas, Hoop Skirts and Cane in setts,

190 Tons Liverpool SALT, in Bags.

re J. 8. CARVELL.

May 18th, 18:2. pro is! 3in | an

PORT and SHERRY.

i . ; ie ’ j ** Witntaw Logan, Elder. ton the lips of every one in tit region tor the Mi und rsigees having reve ved from | Winter Supply.

England a consignment of a small parcel of |

lon them but the entire human famity in stent really superior PORT and SHERRY, which he is | four months ; ever £60,’six months.

desirous to clear olf at once, hereby eifers the sume | va very low terms fur protwpt payment. UFALPRED PHILLIPS. Charlottetown, Angust 15, i562, zw

Gp PRU'E DEALS and DEAL ENDS,: » PINE BOARDS, Vine Palings Cedar Shingles, Sawn dou Laths and Deal Edging for Sale. JAMES PURDIE. | Charlottetown, Ang. 12, 182. |

Liverpool, Liverpool. Us! LANDED t.om Barque “ There-

sa,’’ from Liverpool, 83 chests aud half-chests TEA, a prime article

‘

| requests all persous indebted to him by

find far more attraction about the drinjiing boeths,

fa', and fora long time after. We never once eaw anything that could be dignified with the pawe of a crowd about the shouting lines. — the | general muster of Volunteers was very small. con- | sider nz that, aceurding to the accounts given b, | members vf the Guterument, sixteen huncrod

bave been corelled, — every person who owned a, uniform, whether he was of the Volunteers of oi | the Militia, was ordered to put it ou, and by this | means there was a little display of seailet, and |

pipe clay, and virgin biades, to the admiration vi | STEAMERS

a few people of beth sexes, in plain clothes, who | regard themselves as distinguished members oi | the great Stu. k-up Family.

The ‘Ieander*® of Friday last speaks of the! shooting competition as “ very exciting.” We saw

more excitement evinced half dozen times each | day, 9th.

day iv drunken squabbles about the drinking | booths than the very best marksmen could produce | if they were blazing away for a month. If any | blackguard gave another a box in the eye—(and | why should'yt blackguards practise fighting in| their own way, when fighting 1s taught on scientific | principles by geutiemen 7 j—and one or two ragged |

urehins cried out—*“ Holloa, boys, here’s a fight,”’ there would be a crowd ten times larger in less |

}

than five minutes than witnessed on any day out, of the five the best shooting that was exhibited. | If even Noah Harper had won the prize Cup, ana | his name was made famous on the ground by the stentorjan Jungs of his brother Volunteers, the ery af “ Harper is the champion shot!” woul. not create half the sensation which followed the yell, “ Holloa boys, here’s another row!” In fact, people seemed to go in for something that was seal aud practical; and @ blvedy nuse, or a swol- len eye was an oj: et that excited wuch greater attention than a bu'let in the inanimate bull’: eye of the pair ted board. Of course the “ amuse- ment” attending such prac ival fighting was votee decidedly vulgar by the high dignitaries in fuse sad feathers ; but the valgarity of the thing must be taid at their own doors, for they brought i: about—first, by having the Shooting Match at all, end secondly, by allowing drinking bueths to be erected. If it were really desirable to have a Shooting Match, surely some cheap and rational Sausements might bave been provided for the people who tesk no interest in the rifle practice, and who were forced either to saunter listless!) about the ground, or employ their time to wors purpose in the tents. When, a few years ago, Gir Dominick Daly visited a race course hear Chariottetown, there was a tremendous outer) made by certain “ sanctified’ people who were present at the laie ehopting contests, about the immorality practised and witnessed at Races. The “immorality,” of course, meant fighting. dricking, and, perhaps, something worse. If the crowds at the Shouting Groupd during the five mortal days of last week were myre refined in their tastes, and more virtuous in their daily and nightly walks and conversation, than those who have frequented Race Courses, we have yet to learn the tact; and we bope our “sanctified” friends have not failed to make a note of things that might have been as easily seen as the shoot- ing at the targets. We are beartily glad the Shooting Folly js at

‘dare put in force this scandalous law. only remain a monument ot infany to thor who |

' tuleration which so happily ditinguiphes its! effects, are sure tu keep a supply of them on) whose owners appeared to do a rattlieg busivess, | inhalitants, and that it shall ever be my hand fur immedigte use, whenever required | especially when the shades of evening began to aaxious endeavor, zealously and impartially.| —Angelica News.

(to premote ther social aud waterial well

eins.

**T am deeply sensible of the very kind! feelings which have dictated your good wishes in regard to my family, who fully participate inali the pleasing anticipations in which || mvself indulge from our residence in South | Australia. *

———

LATEST FROM EUROPE. |

ne } “JURA” AND “SCOTIA”, OFF CAPE RACE. |

The Jura trom Liverpool 31st July, London-

Friday, the 8th; and the Scotia from Liverpool | 2d, Queenstown 3d, passed at 10 a. m. on Satur-

Steamer “Merrimac,” heavily jadea with ammu- |

mtion and steres tur Confederates, and which bas) prevent all flatulency and griping been lying in Plymouth Seund since 7th June,’ everequalied Uolloway’s Pills for warding off, | or curing,

hastily put to sea va July 29th, bound for Nassau via Maderia.

‘Times’ in commenting en Confiscation Bill | says, happily it is certain that no ruler will ever | It will)

pressed and passed it, and be ranked hero<‘ter with the attempted destruction of Chaiteston

of all. | derry August 1, was at Cape Race at 4 p.m. on | Tfying power over the blood, and al! the ve-

———- <> 60° —__ * Tell me, angelic host, ye messengers of |

love. sha | swindled priu‘ers here below have | “ | 00 redress abcve ?”’

The shivi. g angel band | replied, “To as is knowledge given; de linquents of the privters’ bouks can never | enter beaven.” —_—__< 6 @——___——_ Spectan Notice —Holloway's Pil’s —V tiated bile. The present weateer is productive | of constant bilivus derangement, which, when neglected, induces Fever Holloway'’s PJs)

are the best regulators of the liver. and their | sume.

cheapness places them within the easy reach |

eretivns, and wonderfully improve the appe-| tite. They likewise stvenghten the stowacn | and ensure the full and natural action to all! They

weakening the system.

Nothing

the imany maladies so prevalent! and dangerous during the change of seasons. | They always impart bealth to the body and, mind.

PRICES CURRENT.

'

19 ‘HE undersigned hereby cautions all

They exercise the most absolute pu-| _

Tea Party and Concert at

| the diyestive organs without frettirg and) -

effectuaill | the 19th Agyupst. ffectua y Joseph Green at 2 o'clock.

J. & T. MORRIS. | Charlottetown, Aug. 18, 1862. 23

Final Notice.

i }

| PANUIS is to NOTLEY ail persons indebt- |

ed to thggSubseriber, that unless their re- | spective accounts aresettled by the FIRST DAY } ot SEPTEMBER ensuing, they will be proceeded | against ia Law, without any distinction whatever | Cc. C. VAUX.

Glasgow House, Ang. 12, 1862.

NOTICE.

persons from having anything to do with a Note of Hand given by him to one Edward Carra- ther, Lot 30, for seven pounds, payable on the Ist har 1503, he not baving received value for the HENRY C. YOUNG. Bonshaw, I4th Anguat, 1862.

== nen

SUMMERSIDE. TEA PARTY AND CONCERT

will take place at Summerside,on TUESDAY, Tea, &c., on the grounds of Mr The Concert will be given by the Caihedral Choir and College Band. Doors open at 5 o chook

Tuose going trom Ciurlottetown to the Tea Party | wnd Concert can get return tickets in the Westmor- and for half the usnal fare. }

sickets for Ten and Concert can be had in Char-}| sale, wholesale, by lottetown ut the Store of Hon. P. Walker. |

Auzsust 11, 1862 Fresh Arrivals. |

CuarLotreTows, August 17, 1862. . Harbour, and sirange vagaries of Gen. Butler. tas ae : Tu IX suvscriber has received, per recent Vari Be t, especially on continent TT | arrivals :— re oo. rete : _ re }| Beef, (omall) per Ib.... 2.2. 00- eeeee eves 3d to 5d! SU hbds. choice retailing Molasses us tu intended mediation. Lndependerce Belge’ | ar RM sten de. «0, scoesas 0+. 3d to 45d 12 do Muscavado Sagar asserts France, Russia and Engiaud, ave hegoi wet. CED, fo. a oboe eee cece ones eee Ou OS | 250 bbls. Flour, Supeiior, Extra, State and Superfine. ting. Two former made prepositivrs to England, | p,,« | I ac ae sces cesses ket. ti 2 bbls. Navy Bread but reeeived no final auswer. DD TET. vccns cece ce ccess ose: Gd te 71 23 do Onions ' Another rumor is that England sent special) 7 wb, TL canker secccses coe. Bho to 3d] 15 boxes Cheese Envoy to Washington to urge Lincoin to take imi-| puter Crest)... .. en es Ya tu id | 10 casks ar 30 Oil hae — tiative towards peace, it he wishes to avoid offers, py by the tuv.... 0... ee. e eee cece ee eee va! ” oe » gallons each (do;. ot mediation. | Cheese, per 10.2... 2.20 secs ce cces cece eee 3a Gd) To oa and hourly expected— : : : ; Tall. ee aue ee seeceeaa + to bd | 40 hhds. Molasses It is semivicially noted that the Queen and Fallow. per sbe-- 0000-0000 200 SR) «<n tage younger twembers of Reyal Fam:ly will,on the Ist _ eS one oat 150 bbls. Flour september, proceed to Belgium tor a ebort visti) Pourl te. sub ee ae Lid we ga! 50 sides of Sule Leather. ww the King, then they proceed to Castle Rein.) Flour, per barrel Bi el ill ae al 428 10 40>| All of which, together with Stock of vardtstruun, near Gotha, the property of Grand |“), | I. «hv chdonkeds pcbhiev adits 24d to 2d) : Thane » Bees Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha, the uecu’s brviber-| Oatineal, per 1D. ,.. 6.66 cere cece e cence eee 2. to 23) Teas, ubacco, Cigars, oots, urlaw, where they will remain sowe tinie ins'rict| gg, per duzon-.., ...- 0... 6 eeee cece wees 6h went Shoes. &c. &c. seclusion, and be joined by Prince of Wales. Toe s5% be Vegetadten i a te me. sii i vel incogmito as Duchess of Lau- y 8. cae amu we | Curtants, per Which wkbe doce sos sucess cee anaes J. 8S. CARVELL. ’ : Pond, Pet Qt... ce cep eee e cece ener ences 74 te Ts] | sneral Pope’s proclamation that army must} : : ** 5 ai eel General Pope's p y totatoer, per bushel...... i — = oa New York ! New York !

henceforth subsist on country in which 1t is, bas | been construed into adoption of system of rapine, and produced some uulaverable press comments.

sir F. B. Head advocates in Times that cheap: |

eat detence tor Canada js for England to proclaim | 5, || iy do

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a system of simple retajiation such as, if Amer (1, 7. i

eans invade Canada, and bura Toronto, Engiand | will bombard aod burn Boston, &c. debate in the House of Commons, Cobden a D'Israeli reviewed and generally de- recated ministerial policy during the past session. Palmerston spoke in its defence. The hasty ac- tion in the ‘Trent affair was denounced and de- tended. Rumors of the early marriage of the Prince of Wales either to a Davish or Prussian Princess are current. At a public meeting“in Liverpool for the relief of the distress in the manufacturing districts up- wards ot £15,000 was subseribed on the spot. LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN, August 3rd.—The French vecupied Rowan Frontier, secretly eva- cuated. ~

Garibaldi issued a proclamation to volunteers

to assemble in Sicily, announcing the time tur)

action has arrived. Destination ot the expedition is unknown.

Broadstuffs quiet, unchanged; provisions dull. Consols 93 7 3 a 94.

R. G. Throckworton, Bart., recently de-

paend Thousands of our fellow Colonists will

Sir oassed kn Reajead, segeopouten s very ott OM fam‘ty in

coustry.

Do uw per peck .... eee cees Currots, por bushel ......-e eee eeee

cose eee pune) Now

Landing, ex ‘‘ HELENA,”

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| Any person finding said note will be rewarded by

Flour!

ey UST RECELV ED, per » Capete M.

with a general Stock of small wares and buber- dashery. Tea, Rice, Currants, Raisins, Baking Soda, Indigo, Alum, Dye Stuffs, ete. ete. The above GOODS are in excellent condition, being of recent importations from Europe, and offer a rare opportunity for parties to lay in a Fall and

Trenms—Z£10to £30, three months; £30 to £60, fur Approved joint notes in all cases. WILLIAM DODD, Anctioneer. August 11, 1862. *

NOTICE.

ue Subseriber intends to make gs +me

and Handkerchiefs, Linings, Cotton Warp, Tow- | and in good repair

| Any person wishing to carry on a general business,

- For Sale.

ILL be Soild by AUCTION, on

MONDAY, the Ist SEPTEMBER next, on the premises, that valuable Businéss Stud, part of the property of the late James Cotes, in accordance with his lust Will and Testament. It is situated-on. the Corner of Prinee and Kent Streets, ineluding a DWELLING HOUSE, now occupied by Mrs. Couley as a Tavern.

Also, that commodious TWO STOREY BUILD. ING, fronting on Keut street, lately. occupied by Mr. Thomas Green as a Furniture Store, comprising front Shop, plastered and tinisted ; and a spaciour back Store Room, and Cellar under the whole, stone walled; aud a large Roum tloored over the whole 1 the second storey.

The Land is bounded as follows, viz: thirty-one (31) frouting ou Prince-street, and eighty-four (34) feet ou Keut-street, thence south from Keut-street forty-eigut and oue-half feet, thence East to Priuce- street uutil it meets the line frontiug ou Prince-street, thirty-one feet from the coiner on to the liue of the house occupied vy Mrs. Couly, being part of Town Lot No. Eiguty-uiue iu the Su busidred of Town Lote ia Charlowetowan.

Part of the purchase money may remain secured on the premises for u tertu of three years.

For further particulars apply to

GEORG CULES, Executor.

Charlottetown, 3utb June, 1802. - isl

For Sale, | A. VESSEL ot aboat 130 of

Tons, N. M., and 200 0. M., good model and superior work- manship; building ander inspection ; to class 5 years; will be ready for delivery early in October; aud will be seld cheap Apyly in Charlottetown to WittiaM McGiit, Esyr., or to the subscribers. . A. & W. McLEAN.

Belfast, 3ist July, 1862. lm

VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM.

YOK SAK, one hundsed acres of free land, with 12} acres of leasehold attached situated near Mr. James Yeo's, Brown's Creek. 70 acres uf the above are in a high state of cultiva- tiou aud the remainder covered with hard and sofi wood. There is a yood Dwelling-house,. la Barn, and Outhouses on the premises, plenty ot water, anda willin the immediate vicinity. Pos- session given immediately after the crop is off. The stock can , Which is now on <he farm, if re quired. Any quantity of fish can be bad, as this sroperty fronts on the shore, and muscle mud can procured on the premises.

——4L80-—

One Hundred and Fifty Acres of Freehold Land, 7 miles from Summerside, bounding on the seu shore on the Fifteen Point Roud. Possession can be given immediately.

For further particulars please apply to the sub-

scriber, JOHN SMITH, Distiller. Sammerside, July 28, Lsu2. 3w. pd.

Valuable Property for Sale.

*BUE Subscriber. intending to make alter- ations in his business, offers FOR SALE his well known and valuable BUSINESS STAND and Property at SuMMeKsIDE, Prince Edward Island. This property is situate one hundred feet from the Qneen’s Wharf, (where the Mail Steamer comes | four times in each week es time the naviga- | tion is opeu), fronting on the West side of the street | leading thereto, and also fronting on Water Street, | forming av angle of the two streets. upon which is | built a new, handsome and substantial Pwo Storey HOUSE and STORE, 46 feet by 30 feet. The Store is neatly and most conveniently fitted up for a general Day Goods and Grocery Business. | The House is well finised, and suitabie for a res- pectable family, containing several Rooms and Bed- rooms. There is also a first rate Cellar ander the whole building seven feet deep, in one angle of which is a splendid spring of Water. In the rear | of the building is a convenient Wakrnovse, new,

there is no place in P. E. Island more desirable than the rapidly growing town of Summerside, and the position of the above property being the best and inost central in the place, it offers rare inducements to any person wishing to invest capital. :

For particulars please apply on the premises to

the owner. MARTIN O'HALLORAN. Summerside, P. E. I., July 14, 1862. 61

FOR SALE.

"FUE leaschod interest in fitty-two acres of land, situate on St. Peter's Poad, ten miles from Charlettetown, subject to the yearly rent of one shilling per acre for 999 years,one-uinth added. Tne best recommendation is a view of the premises and the growiug crop thereon. The above will be suld either with er without the crop. There is on the premises a good dwelling frame house, 32 ue Ze feet, together with bara and stable buildings lately erected .