NewAtIVertitiementdsftiEbayLL Ow

Summer Arrangement—F. W. Hales. Mails—John A. McDonald. Public Lands—John Aldous. Mails—Thomas Crabb. Moving West——llour ()iiver. Shawl Lost—Michne Fitr raid. Who Found lt—Jouvunl Ollice. To Arrive—Wm. llcairsto. Tea Part —Allttn Mclicndrick. Notice— .Bertram.

V Western Stage—John McFatiyen. Notice—Thomas Cairns. Fiour— . ll. IIllil.

Tun Steamers of the P. 1-}. Island S. N. Compan have again altered their time. The w ll hereafter make their trips each wee from Charlottetown to Suuuucrsitie and Shediac. and returti. three times. This new arrangement, although it may give passen- gen and shippers leaving here a little trouble. will be found to be it good one for passengers going to St. John and the United States. The steamers call at lioluuin‘s wharf, while the other wllnrf is undergoing repairs.

er. were shown yezterday some very large new potatoes, from the garden of the Rev. M r . Frame .

Wit learn lint the Mackerel are coming in very plenty this season. At a stage owned by the lion. G. W. liowhtn. near Cllscutlipt-c Harbor, the boats took 4.1 barrels lluickvrel on Friday and Saturday itist. At Mitiiiliigasli ru Saturday last, one than and his boy took lotto mackerel. and a. number ul'oti‘t-rs took from 300 to 600 etlcll. Mr. Malia-son's stage there is doing well. The prospect thus i‘.tr is very encouraging.

THE Examination of the Convent do Notrc 'Daiue, at. ‘l‘iguisb. took place on Saturday last. A great number of persons werc pic- scnt. We are informed that the Examination was very satisfactory.

Tim crops to the Westward of the island look well, and very promising. The early sown wheat especially is good. Potatoes. ill some places, have missed . but still there will -be an average crop. Several persons have commenced hay making. We lioticetl the mowing machine at work ill a very line ileitl of hay belonging to lleriicrt llell, limp, of Alberton, while passing that way last Monday. The vast improvements that are being made through the Western Road and diii‘crelit other parts West, are really astonishing. We do not wonder that so liltiny old thrillers froiii the Eastwnrd are purchasing tarius ill the West.

it is said that Fruit will he very plenty tais Summer. Remember the Auction Sale of Mr. Alb drew Catilpbeil, Lot ill, on Tuesday next. .4 - ,—

TEMPERANOE UNION.

Accordingto notice. a meeting oftiic three 'i'ctliperancc organizations in Malpeqtie and vicinity, was this tilh’ convened in the Me- chanic‘s institute. having in view the organi- zation of it. Union Society. for prolnotiug the cnuse of 'l cmpcrnnce by uility of action.

Mr. Arch . McKay wtis chosen chairman. anti the undersigned secretary. Al‘tcr remarks front several 1 crsons, the following resolutions were carried .-

It'rxolcctl. That liliion 'l’eiiiperulieo Meetings, t‘titlipost-tloi‘ntcmbcrsol' Evening Star Divislolt, S. ot 'l‘., Franklin ' ‘ciitplo llllli ‘rnt'idgav Lodge, would grmtly further the cause of ’l‘eiuporancu in our Iiiitlst.

‘2. It'raolrctl That this society be known as the “ l'rincctown 'I‘ciopcnuico l'luou."

:i. li‘cmlrerl. That. this society be governed by ll President, two \'ive Presidents, a Secretary llllll Treasurer. and a columiltt of nine equal iitctaliers. to be chosen from cach society.

4. It'croIt-nl, 'i'hllttlic election of olliccl's Huill bu nluilluily. and on the last Monday III Julie 01 each year.

After the election of tiiiicers. and addresses frutn several members, the meeting was closed by singing, to meet again on Momlay, the 12th Jilly, at it o’clock.

W

IIIALI‘RQI‘E, Jtlne ‘

élfiaiiictl.

At the Parsonage, Sililiiucrslt on the 21st July, by the Rev. A. Stewart Ilt'slll‘illlly. Mr. Robert Price. of South Shore, Ecdcque. lti Miss Rtitli Read, oan‘ford, N. S.,

At Sunmiersidc, on tlul 3rd instant, by ll. C. Green. .l. l’., Mr. Arthur liowat, of Lot 11, to Miss Mary Hall, of Lot iii.

On July 12th, at the Minister‘s residence. by the Rev. .1. Wititcrbotham, Mr. Donald McKinllon, to Miss Jciliiultt Curtis, both of Maipeque Road.

At St. Janlcs’ Church. Charlottetown. P. E. 1.. all the 12th inst , by the Rev. Thomas Duncan, Mr. J. Henry Sutherland. of Halifax. N. S., to llessic youngest daughter of thc iate .l. F. Willlston. Estp, (‘htttham, N. ll.

On the i2tli instant, by the Rev. 'l‘holluls Duncan, Mr. Ronald McDonald. Pritieetowo Road, to Miss Jane Cameron, Margafc.

At the Manse, titi Thursday evening. the 15th int-L, by the Rev. W. R. Frame. Mr. James Cameron. ot’lait ill, to Mary livltrielta, eldest daughter of Mr. Richard Murray, Lot 17.

ii. HAMSAT. Sec‘y .

A 7 Q in

At lt‘reetown, on the ititll inst., ofitiarrhca. Robert, illfntit son of Mr. Robert Hardy.

~;ed in months.

At Charlottetown. on Tuesday. 13th, after an illness (it two years, Julio. Maria, eldest daughter at E. H. Davin-min.

At lionshnw,on the tub instant, Ida Emc- liile. aged two months tutti live days; and on the foilowingtlay, John G. Cameron. aged two months and six tiltys, twin children of Mr. John "tl'ltl.

Slimmer Arrangement!

ENTIRE CHANGE OF TIME nl~v ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF

P. E. island Steamers

St. Lawrence. and l'. of “'ulcs, all All To (Itnnu‘t-I. \vith Boston liout

Three Times a. Week ! (Inmncnci'ng/ on Friday lt'vcni'ag, for (failed Slates tC' N. Ili'iuzsitu'ci-Il

NE of the above-named Steamers will

leave (‘linriottt-town for Sutumersldc and .‘ihelllatt every MONDA Y, \V l-ZDNI'ZSDA Y and FRIDAY Evenings. at lialt'past 7 o'clock —-rettlr ‘ g from Shetiiac every MONDA Y. “'1'th DAY atni FRIDAY, at noon. on arrival of Train from St. John.

lt‘or Nov“ Hoolin.

Leave ('harlollvtowu for Pit-toil rvt'ry TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SA’i‘iiltDAl at fr it. tn. , tithing i‘nrrcngcrs and Freight tor Hawk-bury, Gnt ot Coast), on 'l‘nestlay, for Port llnotl on 'l'hursday, and Georgetown on Saturday; anti lit-turning, from Georgetown on Monday; ilawkrbtiry on Wednesday. and Port Hood till Friday. by way of l'lt‘ll|l|.'l‘l'lIV~ lug latter place at tiooti on arrival at irnlli lronl Ilalit'ux on cat-h above named days.

Kr by this arrangement a thorough tam. nection t'roiii llli alcove nailieti places to ROS- TON and all lltil‘rllll'tlilllt' Ports, will be I'll- tablishcti. without any delay or stoppage on the way.

Iiy order. I". W. MALES.

Jilly ID, 18th! . Secretary.

,c.-__y._..w-.I_,

MAILS. New Summer Arrangement. N and after FliIDAY. the 23rd instant. ' . until further notice, the Mails for the [I'llnf‘ll States, Canada ailil New Brunswick, vla Shedlae, will he closed at the General I'll“ Oiflt-e, Charlottetown. every MON DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evening, at 7 o'clock.

For Nova Seotia. via i’itrtou, every MON- DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AEven- tug. at 7 o'clock.

Malls for Great Iiritain, Newfoundland and the West Indies. every alternate MONDAY and WLDNR DAY Evening, at 7u‘eiock. as follows. viz .— Motnlny, Jilly L’li. Wednesday, do. :53, Monday, August ll,

\Vcdnesday, Oct. 6. Monday, do lit, Wednesday. do 2!),

Wednesday, do 11, Monday. Novr. l. l‘I'lllltllly. do 1!.‘l, Wednesday, do ii. \\ edncsday. do 2.7, Monday, do 15, Monday. Sept. 6. Wednesday, do 17, Wednesday, do ll, Monday. do 2:), Monday. do 20. Wednesday, Dec. 1. Wednesday. do 22, Monday. tlo ill. Monday, October 4, Wednesday, do 15

Mails for Stlnlirlersitic, St. E'eauor‘s, l'orth Redcque and Lower Freetown. to be forward- ed by Stealiicr, will be closet] every Monday. \l'cducsday tiild Friday Evening at 7 o'clock.

Mails for Georgetown alui Souris. per Steamer, every Friday Evening, at 7 o‘clock.

Letters to be registered, and Newspapers, must be posted tit least half all hour before the time of closing Mails.

A Mail for England, via lilliled States, will be forwarded when required. postage oil let- ters 7d sterling.

Letters alitl Newspapers. for the \Vest Italics alid Newfoundland. must be prepaid.

The Steamers carrying the above Mails will leave (‘hurlotlctowil for Slicdinc. every Monthly, Wednesday alld Fridly Evening, at 7.30, p. m.

For l’ictou, Steamer leaves (‘hariottetown every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday morn‘ lug, at .‘i, it. ill.

Mails front the United States. Canada and New Brunswick. Will be due on the evenings of Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at that).

From Nova Sl'till',l1ll lllt' evenings of Mull- day. Wednesday and Friday. at 5 o‘clock.

JOHN A. MACDONALD, Postmaster General. General Post Office. Ch.'i'owu. July It). 'lill.

”' "‘MAILS."

N and alter FRIDAY, the 23rd instant. the Mails lor New ilruilswick. &e .. will be closed at this Oilicc cvt-ry MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings, at 8 o'clock. THOMAS CilAilil. Postmaster.

Lillis.

Pasti_

Opening: of New Bonds on Town- ships Nos. 2, 5, 6 and 1.], ——-AND A—

Saie of Wilderness Lands.

7 ‘IIE Commissioner of Public Lands will attend on TUESDAY, the 27th instant, at to o‘clock. a.in.. at Mr. .1. ll. ll‘ithcvaid‘s. Mount Hemlock. Lot ill. ainl submit to sale the OPENING til it saw Line of Road. fvotli Western Road to the Grand River Road.

On \VEDNESDAY, tlic 'Isth. at IO o'clock. a.lu.. tlt Mr. it. Craswcii's, Lot ll. will sell the Extension of the liowian Road. and same day, at 1‘.’ o'clock, noon, til Mr. M. Lynch's. will sell the Extension of the Duvar Road, Lot

On THURSDAY, the 29th. at 10 o‘clock, a. m., at Mr. Thomas tiiiiian'r, Rihlare River, Lot -l, to receive applications and dc- terlnitie Fishery Stations.

On FRIDAY the limb. at 10 o'clock, fl.tlt., at Mr. Robcrt Smith's. Western Road. Lot 2. will sell the Opening of" new Lille of Road from the Western Road to the Palmer Road. The Commissioner will be prepared to re- ceive payments and make stile of Wilderness Lands. at either ofthe places at the dates above named.

JOHN ALDOUS. Commissioner. Land Oflice, July S, 1909.

“I " TO flail/E.— MOLASSE_S_§L SUGAR!

7 ‘HE Subscriber will have for sale. about the ist of AI'CL‘ST next. cheap for cash

or approved paper,

20 l’uns. ii'ine ilarbadocs MOLASSES, 10 Tit-recs and some barrels of SUGAR. \VM. llEAlRSTO.

Sunmierside. July :52. lstlti .-—-il'

” A TEA PARTY—w

\ li.L be held AT (‘A .\il’ill".LL'I‘ON. Lot 4, ill connection with the Presbyterian

Church. on

THURSDAY, 29th inst"

A Refresh-

’i'he Com-

Tca on the tables at 1 o‘clock. tilt-lit table opened at ill o'clock.

one of tim best ot the season. it will be at- tended with vocal and instrumental music. it the 29th proves unfavorable, the Tea will take place on the day following. Ily order of the Committee . ALLAN ilit~i\'i'l.'DilI(‘Tl{. Cnmpbeilton, Lot 4, Jttiy 22. molt—ii

"FLOUR, FLOUR!

I7S'I‘ RECEIVED by the Subscriber. a quantity of

Choice No. I Canada Flour. which will be sold intv.

THOS‘ ibiiALL.

lSl .—tt

0

Suntmrrside. July

Wester Stage! 1)

ASSl-IVOERS arriviugiii the S'I‘EAMER,

going to Port iiill, Allicrlon, 'l‘igoish, &c.. can be conveyed by the Subscriber on 'l'IEICSDAY and i-‘RIDAY mornings. leaving Stiuiinerside at 5 o‘clock, a. "1.,

JOHN McFADYEN. Mail Carrier.

Sutunicrsidc, Jilly 22d. 1861!.

NOTICE.

V ‘llE Subscriber will always be on hand. lvltb a (‘OVEREDCOAI ‘ll, ou the arrival anti departure oflbc S'i‘it'A M hill, at this Port, to convey PASSENGERS llllll LUGGAGE to and train the Hotels, to the Wharf. Horses and Carriages to Hire.

THOMAS CAIRNS.

Sutunierside. Joly L".'d. isoii.’ 1

NOTICE 1“

LL Fili‘lillll'l‘ and LUGGAGE to be

shipped in the Steamer, can be stored in the warehouse on llOLMAN'S WIiAltl', an Muslin. ervvlzsouv and li‘uioiv, previous to her arrival at this part. No stor- age charged on "eight to bc sl-ippcd.

J. illilt‘l'ltAM, Agent. Sun lltl‘l‘lllll‘, July 2'1, isoa.

UMMEI

tllittee will spare no paills to make this Ten —

—t

{SIDE moms

MOVING WEST l PARTIES Moving West will do well to call and see the Subscriber's FARM. (Government Title) Head of Dock River. near Presbyterian Church, ALili‘lR'i‘ON, which is for private sale, with CROP, &c. The Farm is too well known to need fur- ther particulars. HENRY OLIVER.

'22. 186i) 3w

Alberton. July

N Tuesday last. between Summertilde and Misconchc, a Plaid Red and Black SHAWL The tinder will be rewarded by leaving it at the Jonas“. Olllce. or with the Subscriber. MICHAEL FITZGERALD. \Vestcru Road, July ’ . 1809. IN

Who Found It?

CST, on life 3rd ofJuly, instant, between hensiugton anti Sualnicrside. (by the Lower Road) a dark I'LAiD SHAWL. The illlder will be rewarded by leaving it at the

JOURNAL OFFICE. July ‘22, 1861). SW

wear... Weaving ' , I New England Self-Acting It’llth l ‘liE Subscriber having procured one of the above LODMS, is now prepare] to do Custom W '2AVlNli ofail kinds. Any style of goods can be done on this Lootn. A dozen tltli‘erent quills can be woven upon the some witrp. Cali weave a Web six feet ten inches wtlie, Cloth double \vititli, tllid Seamless Rags The bestol‘work guaranteed. No delay. Call and see the Looiil alid specimens of work. Reduced prices for Weaving. DANIEL D. CREW, Near tile Drill Shed. Sunlmcrsitie. Jilly i istlll.

Watches 65 Clocks.

7 ‘HE Subscriber hasjtlst received a new , _ supply oi'CLOCK .t WATCH Material. “ml is prepared to execute all work in the \Vaiclunakcr's line.

DANIEL D. f‘il];\\'. Stuntncrsitie. Jilly 13. ‘lill. Near Drill . icd

NOTICE. ' lil‘} AN NIiA L MEETING of the Cast- t-tilupco Alillitliiill'llitAL SOCIETY. will ie held on FRIDA Y. the mini instant, at the I‘clupcraucc llall, tit 2 ' ick. p. til.

ALE . iiOR'iON. Aiberton, Jilly 15. Dill!) . 2w

SHINGLES 85 LATHS ! l‘OR. Sale by the Subscriber, a quantity of LA'i‘iiS 4 feet liliti M feet long. Snwcd SiilNlj LES always on iliilld. DAVID llOGl Sumnlersiile. July 15. lttll'J.

' L

THE HOMER tilts From Liverpool Direct! «Ins. J. Iii'|.I., Master, copper.

& and copper fastened. classed A1 at

Lloyd's, will sail froth the above part about the ist oi'Si'lI' i‘EMilER for this port DIRECT. The sails-fiction already given Consignccs. warrants the subscriber in soliciting further shipments by this vessel.

k?“ Apply to Messrs. \Vlt. S'ri-zw.\n'r& (it... i ’l'rati'ortl (,Thaiiibcl‘s, Liverpool; or to the owner,

V Hi“ f~ It sailing Brig 1C0“?!-

Stimluerside, Ju

rs ill LIVERPOOLT

——-'l'l) ——

Charlottetown & Summerside.

éé‘ THE FAST SAILING Iirigantitie

" ZULI‘IIIC.\,” ii. FIN-

LAYSON, t‘oilinlalltlt-r, ‘Jllil toils, classed A1 at Lit i‘s; copptrt-ti and copper thl'll ' i, will lie on tlitI berth for the above l'orts EARLY lN Al'GilS'i‘, tiiid sail on or about the lat. Si‘ll'I'l‘iAiill-JR. importers wishing tili early arrival of their Fail stock. can, by torwartlitig their orders ill good time, avail themselves of this opportu- ility. For Freight apply to Messrs. Davin CAN- xox. Sosa A L‘u.. .37 South Joiili Street, Liv crpool, or to

JAMES L. IIOLMAN. pat. 2i Stilnuicvside.

July R, ifll'dl. 'l'ill'l BUCKEYE

MllWEli & REAPER !'

7 VIII-1 Subscriber has received, from the celebrated itlalltllitt-tory of A. l’. lliCil- ARDSON A. C0,, Worcester,

24: of the above superior Machines,

\\'.tttv..\.\'rl:li to give entire satisfaction. lair“ Farmers will do well to call early, and sclccta lit-I'l‘t‘t-l‘. In I( lilll‘. at .1 ‘Itltlit‘l‘ttlt’ 1i: me, and upon good terms.

RORT. 'l'. liOLMAN.

Sutuniersi-ie. July imitl. 43w ‘ _— BARGAINS ! IN

STEEL FORKS. NASH'S SCYTHES, N. S. STONES, 2 (V .‘l llowcti RAKES, at it. '1‘. HOLMAN’S. Sunttncrside, Jilly iii. lHti‘J. :iiv

L A D I E S ’ Will find a very large assortment of Butter 8:. Preserve Creeks! -—ALSO-- Flower Pots!

R. 'I‘. HOLMAN'S.

Summt-rside. Jtlly 15. Hull. :liu

Cheap at

Just Received, ll.\iliti".i.S No. I Superfine Il‘IOIlI', l0 barrels ()ttt Int-til Ali'i‘lil'it i'. MILLS. Stlnlmrrside, July it. illllll.

AN!) ii'lLL Illu' SOLD LOW: 20 iloxes l-Lstract lulg‘vuml.

Foo THE LADIES.

N Ell“

Artiticiai Flowers, Feathers. Dress iluttons. Silk Laces, G i in p s , t‘ulbtrs, Ribbons, lilovcs. Hats. ROOTS AND SHOES. the” Ann. do Just. rvcclvetl and for sale ('lIi-lAi' at

l~'l.\‘l.A\‘ Mt-NI‘ZHJIS.

Ion the premises.

’lflIUitS’DAHY. UL

FOR SALE in BEBE.qu

'l‘lii-I Subscriber offers for sale a. FREE‘ iiULD FARM, containing 1": Acres of LAND- About 35 acres are cleared. and iii a high state of cultivation; the remainder is covered with hard and soft Wood. There is also it good Marsh adjoining it, which cuts 4 stacks of Ray annually. There are on the premises a good Dwelling iitiusc, Darn, Blacksmith shop and other out- buildings, tilid a never-failing spring of water butn few yards from tl house. This pro- perty fronts oil Dunk River. and is witiiiil a short distance of Mussel Mild. Seal - Sun. mid being convenient to market, makes it. al- together a very desirable situation. For further partteulcrs apply to Davin Ronniut, Dunk River Mllis.or to the subscriber

MRS. J. ROGERS. Bt'dequc. July H. 180:).

For Sale or to Let !

._.__.a

Mill and Distillery.

’ HE Subscriber oli'ets tor SALE orto LET

the DISTILLERY owned by him. sitaa:

led iii Loxo Riven. New London. The Dis-

tillery is iii good working order.

ALSO-The URIST MILL. alongside of

the Distillery, which is in excellent order.

and working every day.

There is it Dwelling House close to the

Mill, which will also be Let.

if)” The above Property is situated ill it

public part of New London, nlld otters a good

tildacciucnt to any person wishing to make

money. The Mill aiid Distillery will be sold

or rented separately or togc l -r.

Di'NC. \' ADAMS. Long River, New London, July S, lt‘ltill iiil

FARM FOR SALE 1

of excellent, LAND, situate at SHEA-P RIVER. Lot 12:, the property of Mr. ADAM CLAY , who has recently removed to the U.b‘ 0n the above property there is a comfort- tihic DWELLING liOl'SE tilid good HAHN. There are about :3” Acres til it cit-av ntld tlinlcr fence. The remainder is covered with valu- able liard aild soft. wood. is not over a quarter of a ililil' from all inexhaustible supply of Manure. quite near a goat! set of Mills llllli altogether is well worthy the attention of ill- tendltlg purchasers. Terms liberili——iiuide ltnuwli on application to JOHN CLAY. Centreviile. Jilly R, 1869.

LOOK HERE! f HE Subscriber oli'crs for sale a splendid :picco of MARSH oil 'l'uwuship No 2o.

'lHI the South side of Dillik River. a short dis-

tance, ii:ch tlic liridge. joining W iii. Scbur- moii‘s Farm; subject. to it yearly rent of Sd. per acre. For further particulars and terms, .tpply to triutllltii. CLARK.

July 1, 1869. Willliot ('rcck.

prmg 1869.

’ ‘liE S'i‘ANFiELD WOOLEN COM- I’ANY at 'l'llYON. iii thanking the Public for the liberal patronage rl-ceivt-tl would respectfully infortu their l'lllltliltlcl'rl alid tho Public generally that the Mill having been put in good repair and ill dc thoroughly clllcieut inc-very drpartiiicnt; tllcy will coli- tilitle to tunliulitcture Cloths, Flaunt-is, illank- cling &t:. front custom Wool as heretofore. i'artics wishing to do their own we ~ilig can have t ieir wool Picked. Oiled, Cattlcd and Spllll. tor one shilling per polliid. Ctisloiu- t'l‘s may rely on a quick return, anti il'desired may have Cloth iti exchange at tittic ol'tlw iiverilig Wool. as a constant supply will be always on hand. Wool which must be clean washed. free of mats and coarse locks. aiitl of good quality received at the lion H. J. t‘ailbcck's, Cllsriob tetuwn, or at the Mill.

STANFIELD \VOOLEN Co. ’l‘ryou, Jilly 1. 1861'. 4 nl.

"monogram (1 AUGUST!

IlY Steam N. Company’s Steamers l‘lRSONS (It‘lilrll—llfl ofobtaining RETURN

Tickets, available for ONE WEI \. to allti front any places called at by (‘o's Stt-alii- ers, may purchase the same for ONE and a iiALi-' FARE; or parties of FIVE or litore ll y obtain the same at ONE single fare, one 'i'it. rt only being issued to the party. lair“ Season Tickets, at reduced fares, l.‘llll be had on application at theotiice. By order.

I". W. liALi-IS, Sec'y. Lilliy tt.

In

JULY an

July l. 1S

-c . a»...

‘ “LUMBER ! V Viiit‘. Subscriber has on hand a quantity of l’lNE llOARllS anti PLANES; LA‘i‘iiS andS'i'i?i)i)iNti.-—-nllich lie tillers ltir sale in lots to suit purchasers.

.1 AS. L. HOLMAN.

Summersidc, June 11. lSllil.

FLOUR i FLOUR l l ll'ST lil‘ii‘lilV‘ED, per Fll‘lllllt‘l‘ 1-'L:1.ll- Q L'UIL’UII, from MON'i'ill'iAL,

I 00 I“ I“: EELS

No.i Superfine FLOUR. - l). ROGERS. Silliitilertilie, July 9,, 1mm.

CANADA FLOUR. US'l‘ RECi-‘d 'ED. per sehr. SEA It’llt’l), front MON'i REAL,

350 Bbls. choice No. l Flour.

For sale very low for cash. JAMES L. IIOLMAN. Wholesale \Varchousc, Head lioltua s Wharf, Jtily .‘1, 1869.

“DEAL FREIGHTS.“

\VAN 2D, SEVERAL VESSELS .irry DEALS.

'lit‘.

Ul‘itisli (Iliannt-l, Liverpool and the t‘ Apply to A. ll. YA’i‘ . (‘oliilllissioll Merchant. (’h Town, Julie 25!, MW. 2m BRITISH AND AMEPJC ' ‘ V II 0 U S L