IMPORTANT KUMOUR.

4 rumour ia in town, and believed in well in : ed places,te the ffect,that a despatch has been formed pe ’ received from England by the last Vail, intimating

to His Exe Neneyw the Lieut. Governor that it is she decided intention of Her Majesty's Govern-

} } % >a . quent te leave the British American Prev iuces to

}

} ‘. i t . . . - wad upou their own resources, In the event of |

de}

anv collision with fereign powers—that it they any ¢ tim

d» vet wish te anite for mutual proteetion, they wust prepare fer the consequences, wlevel pital |

Fy ’ } . ' ageth they may be«-that, in short, British ceinection

must soon terminate with Colonics which appear! eT patches, it is velieved, have been transmitted to

I the Colo We do not P tend to tof the wordimg of the de spat h, as we

but think it

jeund that we have not misstated its aubstance

te be se hestile te tieh policy. Stwilar des-

ial Governors

any pat

have net seen it; we will be

li the Government have such a document in their}

possession, as We believe they have, they should |

net withheld it from the public ~<>.

j

te return our thanks te the Hon. M. ‘i essize, |

jot the Tuanxs To Canavian Fuisnps — We beg) with night and sterw effects elicited much ap- |

CRICKET.

We are tequested to state that the opening match of the season will be played on Thursday next, the Sih instant, between Eleven of the senior Club and

wenty-two of the junior Clab, and not between the Married and Single, as previously announced,

Wickets to be pitched at 12 o'clock precisely. <i és

Cowese To THE IsLanp.-—We understand that the exhibition, “ The Five Wonders of the world, which has lately beea exhibiting in ILali-

fax. is coming to Charlottetown. This entertain-

ment is very highly spoken of by the St. Jolin |

and Halitax papers. We take the following

from the Halifax Citizen :

‘Tus Paxvorawa.—The Panorama at pre. sent ou eXhibitien In our elly is worthy of a liberal patronage. Of late yeurs our citizens have been trequently deceived by daubs, and therefore many hesitate to visit paueramas gene rally the exhibition whieh commenced last mght, scenes are Well painted aud varied. We were es- pecially pleased with a picture ofthe Lake of a Phousand Isles, where colour, lights and perspee- tive are mest artistically managed. * Persia” New

The passage frou York to Liverpor | brief and to the indeed we can recommend this as a very

planse, The explanations are

| potut;

Hut we are happy te testify im favour of |

The |

ae

HEH ADVERTISERIERTS.

—_

SSN LN LN LOLOL LO LOLOL LLL LL A LA LOLOL Me

Furniture, Bedding, &c.

To be Sold by AUCTLON, at the subseriber’s Room, Queen Square, on FRIDAY, June 9th, at 2 o'clock, p.m, a large assortment o

consisting of 9 Sets CHAMBER FURNITURE, 17 Cotton and Excelsior Mattrasses, 1 Feather Bed, 30 Chamber and Kitchen Chairs, PSOFA, 2 Parlor Rocking Chairs, 1 Cooking Stove, 6 Parlor and Bedroom Stoves, Counterpaines, Sheets, Pillow Cases, &e. Also, 1 Set of Bar Furniture, i Decau'ers, Glasses, Ke. WILLIAM DODD, Auctionver. Ch'tewn, June 5, 1865.

| AUCTION SALE!

McISAAC’S BRICK BUILDING, on )TUIS DAY and EVENING, and following days, }until the w hole is disposed ot

Speaker of the Legislative Council of Canada, for svitable entertainment, and more beneficial tolA large Assortment of DRY GOOD’

; , \ acetupiete copy of Lhe Parliamentary D-bates of | young people than negro troupes. — Hal fas Cite- j

tlhe Canadian Legislature oa the question of Con federation Phe volume comprises one (housand lt

pessidle te believe that any ov her debat

und thirty-iwe pages large ectave scarcely

cau be d in the English language occupying so mucl printed matter.

ter, Ruse & Co.,

Lt is admirably priutee by Hui at Q wbdbee Our thauks are also due and respectfully tend

ered, to M. Teéssize for similar favours during

the sitting of the Legislature, aud alse to (ie Hon Witasam MeDougait, Provincial See elary of Canada, for like pleasant remembrances ot our! Drict acquaintance with him. ~<>- -

DBANDs ON LUILLshexnevGu SQUARE --We are}

requested te state that the Vulunteer Band wiil |

practise on Hillsborough Square on ‘Thursday

hoped, appear iu the same place ou sowie other}

Ww eek

sight of

the

i w clugzenus, and we hope their services wall |

be dchuewledged Uns summertu a mere substan-}

omanher than they Were last seasei.

Square, or Park, as it is wow called, will be in a}

vaetly improved coudition in alittle wile, and;

Wilh fee generanuy reserted to as a place ©) recrea-

tien, especially “oo a cul still night when tie

moon shines bright.”

-4<>?- ,o

Tue Passport Cavex.—We understand! that I. C. Hall, Ray., received a telegraut on Sa-}

turday evening, informing bias that the Vasepert

Oider has been reveked by the Luned S ates Go-| verument, aud that the revocation applies te all’ the Provivees alike. the Washingtew Goveramenut ftom the Urst, and! We} way ve sure that the American people found ii

tt ia h gh time the unisaace was alwlished. te be a serious drawbeck to their bus

thawk them. and ouly

“se, and |

Wwe may them, for usit ki

. whieh} | j ;

their influence in having H set aside The pratss-

el au eXerescence of despotisi

porteyst! i

we country pretend g tw be fiee would tolerate}

ter a day. eee = '

VesTMInisren Review, for April,

“ua abl 1

Pus has

just come to Land We Lave wot yet L

te read much of it. The articies it contains are

entitied as felleows:—Tlie Posiiive Puile aplty “ Alig

ot E

—sir rh

iste Cote; St. Jotn’s Gospel ; Lie Siate

glish Law—Codification; Moderu N oveiist- | tward Balwer Lytiou; larliamcut and}

, . . Lefora; The Canadian Conlederacy ; wuleur-

provary iAleralute.

Review

ied iret leet Aleticun pu

z Evinavnan fer Apri!, lias alse

sine ts

HG a persat wi iis pages ts tiiviled vy tue tel foots ty attractive tabie ef conteutsa: — Cite ‘» Hiistery of English Literatere > Merdalic Mat wais; Tue Ausiralian Colowies : Macame wenatid: Lecky s I thi e of Raliot “aiinada : Tie { hareh | d atau M mapa of > Sepia ¢ Meawirs oof LPteeeeiit

de B staquct ; Tuscan Sev plure ; (uizet ¢ Medi-

taliiens on Christian a; Due Law of Pateute.

The celebri y of These Reviews being world-i

wide. it ts unnecessary to say a word iu conm- odie el elie,

. +E -_ INCE. DIARYism —A Barn and some other amenuuting to about £150 in value, was

lra-

*, dun

yreperty destroyed sy ait days age.

Archivald MeDonald, egr., Gad suceeded in

eal the Gelewaliuale esiaic¢, Whe propriet

chalice, @ Serr !

on the) aod it is said be dad taken a round-} tin} trumpets were Glew, bat too late to drive the}

exrrving seweral writs for arrears of rei marti day ; wele-ut

route to «effect his gr pose. Che

Sheriffs e@icers away; and the fire was in fall) biast before Me. MeDowald teit Traeadie. There} is uot the least doubt that the fire was the work | «et sotue af the pares who felt aggrieved by Mr.) Mebdunald’s proceediogs at adaudHerd. Whether} tie outrage can be traced te dhe Tenant League, | We are not prepared te say. They are, undeabt-( edly, blamed fer it. It ie a bad business whoeser Ps at the bottom ef it: aud whoever perpetrates |

be the!

t

or constenawees euch vielewee will sure losers in the exsd.

—-_- - ;

Ce We are compoleed to omit seme cditerial

remarks on laecal political topics, or vecouut of the}

large amount «f space taken ap with wew adver-} tisementis and cews—all of which are very much! more interesting than avything we could write at)

present Lveal polities ere extremely dull and

flat just new; and may du to stead aside unt

fro |

events looming in the future. -—_-- ~

Tur So_pters Rorrixa —The papers epeak-

ting of the seldier retts in Washington “iy that |

there fas beeu simce the review

they assume seme more definite shape

lust week consi derable misconduct on te partota port motthe troops aleut the city, and the feeling has instances broken out inte epen lawlessness and | reiting. Liquer bas been Uie seurce of most of | the trouble, and orders were issued on Saturday elesing the saloons after dark and till daylight. This, however, was net found sufficient, and to- day, by direct order from Geu. Grant, ail places | wuere liquer is seld were clesed Ull farther or-

ders

reeveraul

Te further remedy matters in couplaint.| sere at the Trowps were to-day seut to the country | buck of Alexandria, and ia a day or two some ot! Suetiuan’s wen will be sent westward. ee

Cape Bretua is beginuing tu boast of her | peblie works. ‘Lhe last numer of the Cape) Breton News says :—

~The coanty representatives, Thomas | Caidwell and J. Boeurinot, Esqrs., deserve | aud justly enjoy the gratitude of the travel- ing public for the numerous and striking im-| provements Which bave been effected under! ther direction in the bridge service. We} meed not here refer ty those which have al- ready been publicly noticed by as on previous vecasions. On Tuesday last, the evotractor, of Bull's Bridge forwally banded over the, work above reierred to, tu the Commissioner, Alex. Melones. Esq , which was done in presence of J. Boursmot, Exq , M. P. P., and an assemblage of resident farmers and other inhabitants of that fine settlement lying on ihe south side of the North West Arm. The} ceremony Was improved by enlivening airs irom a prbroch played with good akill by a) young Scotsman. Out trom the cxtreme! posts of the frame work of the Span floated | the Ensign and Unioa of uld England, Mr. Bourimot was received on his arcival at the bridge with hearty cheers by the assembled | §| eetators, to whom he addressed a (ew re-| warks respecting the bridge, whieh was then | tu be given up to the public usa.”’

— oe

We did not believe in “cure-allse” until we tied AVeK's inimitable PILLS, and now we, think the whele seeret lies in the faet, (iat pur- gatives are the vatural remedy for disease, and | Dr. Ayer has made the best of purgatives. They | ete Bil our coumplaints.—Logan (O.) Pyoss.

; twice

acgely last summer te the entertainment of our

The ordee was a disgrace u | aud the patient is left in Couparative beaith.

ean

| Ont

j walt.

i | i | |

zen, May 23, 1860.

7r-e - Tlortoway'’s Pitus axb OixtMest.—Stomach and Kidueys

exists a close and jutimate relation, | lets The

index of

afllicting the kidneys

lsacdses

stomach is often the first renal ipreygu

v. Hoelloway’s remedies used at that janeture

vould cut short many u serious and fatal attack

They act with wondertul eliciency on every organ iliy do they regniate the

lof secretion, buat exper

Istomach, Liver, umd khadnevs, in restoring their healthy functions, and casting out any obstrac tims or impurities — It is necessary for the Oint vent to be well rubbed inte the small of the back daily, when it is absorbed, and greatly uginents the purifying wud salutary iutlucnce of

ithe Pills

- oe —

Denise THK Process or

|} mother should vive ber child MRS. WINSLOW’: | SOOTHING SYRUP

to vregniate the bowels. Gives rest to the mother ind relief aud health to the child.

——_-

Ayo1’s Sarsaprrilla

Is a concentrated extract of the choice root, so | combined with uther substances of still greater al- | The | terative power as to affurd aa elfeetual autidote for |

diseases Sarsupariila 's reputed to eure.

Strumeus Cocnplaints, aud that one which will ac complish their care must prove, as this has, of im menuse service to this large e¢lass of our «flicted

tellow-eitizens. How completely ths compound

| will do it has been proven by experiment on many f the werst cases to be found in the following

romplamts 7—

Serofula, Serofulous Swellings and Sores, Skin

Di-eases, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Eruptions, | i

*t. Anthony s Fire, Rose or Erysipeias, Tetter or Salt Kheum, S-aid Head, Ringworm, &e. Syphilis or Venerial Disease is expelled from the

syst wm by the prolonged use of this Sars APARILLA, |

Fem le Diseases sve cuured by Servtula in the blood, and are ofteu suun cured by this Exraract or SAKGAPAKILLA

Do not discard this invalualle medicine, because |

you bave beeu impored upon by sometiiuy prete: d ing to be Sareaparifia, wiile it was net. When you bave use | Ayer’s—then, and not till then, will you know the virtues of Sarsaparila For winute particulars of Che diseases it cures, we refer you to Aver’s America Almanac which the ageat below pamed will furnish gratis to all who call for it Aven’s Cathartic Prius, for the cure of Costive-

} ness, J undice, Dyspepsia, Ludigestion, Dysentery,

Foal Heartburn arising from Visordered Stomach, Pain, or Morbid Laaction of the Bi wels, Flatuleney, Loss Liver Complamnt, Droz By,

Stemach, Ueadacie, Piles, Koeumation ° ° ° °

of Appetite, Worms,

| dout, Neuralzm, awl for a Dinner Pill,

i hey are sugar coated, su that the must sensitive take them pleseautiy, aud they are the best

} Aperieyt in the world for all the purposes vt a|

tauily pliveie.

Prepared by DR. S.C. AYER & Co, Lowell, |

Muss, and seld at wholesale aud retan by Gee. A. Bavakp. S*. Jom, N. B Avery Brown & Co, Heiliiax N.S. W. R. Watses, Ch'tewn, P. BE. E.

jiarried,

By the ion. Josepit Wightman J.P onthe Mei | ' me ir, Woolley Leweltlin. of Lat ol, to Mis- I - he hHisterne of thie sate yl we

LE the resicence of the bride. on the 3lst ultine by the Rev thomas Danean, Mr. George Lone wervth lteule tN rinee Street. to Blhiza. eldes

nigshier vl ine late David Kameny, Leg . of tiie en . ' Die', | Atthe Mission Hon-e, Vernon River. on Thurs- day the ist dane. ietant fier au Hiness of thie veare, K ipl Peake ow et i yeurs, eldest son of Mr. James J. Rice, B.C. 3 At Freneli River. New London, on the Ist Muy. after a linzering illness, Aone. the beloved wife of | blag MeLeod, iu the Gficl vear of her ave Iler i

. " O ital

who had the of her acquaintayvee, and ber death has cen productive of umuaversal recret

At China Point Crane, ou the Jist ultiaw, Mr J ge [lt Myers used OO vears.

At Vleseant Cottage, Wri ultinw, Jane, Anaten, Bese beloved and regretted by all who knew | er

On suuday last, at Let 48. James Mutech, Esq.

an old and respectable i

aiilabie | talifies emlenred her

Diuby, on Tuesday the widuw of the tate

thabitaut of that place. Shippiag News. FORT OF CHaKkLULIZrOWN. ENTERBI May 26.—Mavytlower, Gerrior, Halifax: mereh. Brig Marie, Morris, Shemogue; deals and ends

Sch Couservative, MePadyeu, Buy Verte ; do. 27

—Luavie, Jerria. Caraqnet; shingles 2d — Str City of Bath, Sickersou. Boston; merch. Brigt Export, Martin. New York; four, &e. Sehr.

Lateur, Kerr, Boston; merch. MePherson, Hawksbury: bai Pieton; coul. Briet Vietror Hudon, Bertaux, Quebec ; sult June l—Sehr. RP Chase. Coilins Fraukfort; mere. Lilly, Landy Chatham ; beards CLEARED

Miv 26—Brivt. Maria. Morris, Liverpool ; oats Brig J i Strong. Wallace, du; do. Selir. Perse verunee, Irving. Pictou; val. 31 — Trial. Purdy. Pictou; bal June t—Amelia, Gerrior, Halifax ; Western Packet. McPherson; Sydney; bul Dove, Ross, Pictou; bal i

(Qjoeesec, May 28 —Arrived Ships Elizabeth Yeo, Scvti, Suridinia. Isabeila. Saunders. Lievd. do.

Il. moranda.

Marine Disastse — Mr. Cutten, from Marie iJ seph, CG usty Guysberv’, reports the loss of the

ship Malakoff, 1140 tous, Capt Harris, of Mull, G B , from Liverpool tor Ualifax, with Sve went ashore in the tug on the 13th ult on Sable Island, aud beeame @ total wreck The captein, officers, and part of the crew arrived at Marie Joseph in tae sbip’s long boat, on Friday last The remainder ot the erew. 15 in nuwber, are yet ou the island. The Mulak ff sailed trom Liverpool

on the 21st April, and weet «shore on the day atier

the revenue schooner JJeriag lett che [s.aud, uu ber last trip to the place.

HEY ADVERTISERRENTS.

Between these twe organs there Wiich ie mstrated by the Wasting which occurs in all

disordered wear;

TeETHING, EVERY | toether with a REPORT OF THE SPEECHES

« | It tehieves the child from evening neat. The City Amateur Band will, it is} pain. softens the gums, cures wind colic, and sure | t

es Such @! Can di, with a brief narrative interweaving | remedy is surely wanted by those whe suffer from

1B

it the residence of Mr. William |

Willis |

. and sister of the Heu Joreph Uuowe. | }

Yestern Packet, 30—Triai, Purdie,

a cargo of |

cousisting of

| English Broad and Narrow Weo'len Cloths, of all Fine Black and Blue Cloths, Doeskins, | Tweeds, &c. Also, TWO CASES of British and Foreign manufactured SHAWLS and DRESSES inallthe latest sly les, in Lrish Poplins, Ducapes, fubiuets, dutin Stripes and Freveh Merinos, Xe. ; Square and Long Silk Tissue Shawls for summer Gents’ Searts and Ties, tovether with other ‘The whole to be sold im lots to suit. Sale

1¢ rlors,

youus

| - ’

each evening. commencing at 7 o clock

CH Private sales attended to during the day. M. KELLY, Auctioneer.

June 5, 1865,

The Union of the British Provinces. brief account of the several Conf-renees

CM held in the Maritime Provinces and in Canada, |= September aud October, 1864, on the proposed

\Confederation of the Provinces,

idelivered by the Delegates trom the Provinces, on | important puble oOcCusions. Compile al by the Hon

| Edward Whelan, M. P.P.. of the Prince

fone

Pevdeseinr ‘ani | Edward Island Delegates ) Charlottetown, Princes . suie

Set! Sands « ibuted | iu all causes, as millions of mothers cau testify. th Bands coutributed | )

| Edward Islaud: Printed by G. T. Hassard, 1860.

The above little work contains 239 pages. It jhas just been issued from the press,

somely bound in boards, cotton and rown It con jtains the principal delivered on the

}question of Coufederation during the progress of

} r} veces

ithe Conferences in the Maritime Provinees and in the levents which called forth the speeches, The speeches have been carefully revired and corrected } —in wiost cases by the syn akers themselves. and al | Stperflaons matier relatiug tu merely

one paooliiy inci dents eliminated from them

Those who take au interest in the question of Contederation — (and their number is uot on the but the reverse,)--may, it is hoped, find j this Compilation usefal for instructive refereuce

Only «a limited number is reserved forsale. They may be lad at the Bookstores in the course of the —4ds (Cotton

|. June 3, 865

ro _-_ a ee r

| REA PAI? Y

} AT THE

‘Elead of St. Peter’s Bay! A TEA PARTY will be held on the hy levatifal grounds adjoining the CatHorse CHAPEL, at the HEAD OF ST. PETER’S BAY fon the wth of JULY next. Peter's Bay L vieinity would wish that thei

aha jd.staut fiiends would partake of their refresh tinents-

dee reise,

| present week. Prices — 38 (Boards) |} —ds 6d (Roan).

fu muatter of Joyous recreation wader the volden ea fnopy of pature. ,:

to be

Benevolence is our inoito. Band rlottetown.

Children halt price Tickets can be obtained at the Stores of the follewing veutle men:—d Sutherland iesyr, J J. Reardon, M. Phe lan. J. A. MeLean, Exqr, and at the Dispensary lof Dr McPhee

£y Shonld the day prove unfavorable, cowe olf Ue following day.

th attendance from Cl

‘Liekets Is tal:

By crder of the Committee, ANTHONY McCORMACK. Set reiary | 4a ye Y \ “AY ’ . Tre © Te) LONgenr LOTR wee

— w

SSTABLIsiisD 1329.

L C Owen and

Phen Liverpowi: Daries. City sf Bath ana Commerce. China, trom Liverpool, tb

the Ships Undine diwin y Lizzie.

Loctite:

t rani,

fren ticien from Barbauoes

trewe Bostou; aud

Elave Completed

THEIR iMPORT FOR THE

iwhich having been teu

SEASON, ht on th: BEST TeKMs PRICES, For Pro: pt Payment. C7” Wholesale buyers supplied as usual G. & &. DAVIES.

1 Char’town, June 5, 1805.

tiaey are euatiled to « floes

‘EXTREMELY “Low

y ECEIVED by the Spring , Ships from England, and for (Sale Cheap— 20 Tens Iron, 12 Bundles Sheet Lron, j 12 Boxes Tin, $3 ° Galvanized Do | 22 dls. Sivel (in spring,

230 pieces Vionzin Metals | blister j

1945 Bags Nails and Spikes, \t cask Cisin Traces, l cask Files, {i Sad lrous, l Screws, Lam am L * hook & eve Hinges. 134 Kegs Paiats, L cask Vices, 1 cask Bolts and Nuts, 3 pairs Beilows, L case Saws, 3 Anvils, L Slates, 380 Gis. Paint Oil, l cusk Shot, 1 Bag Carled Iair, I case Kitle Cartridge, i b te Slocmaker s Los Peicussiou Cups, Hewp, ow coils Cordage, , 12 dozen Seythes, 3 burrels Futty,

cust, shoe &

15 Carks and Cases

| General Mardware Geods. i }

a ALSO,

| Barrels Washing Soda. Keys Baking Soda. Boxes Soap, Boxes Vipes, Bags Waluuts aud Pilberts, Cases Confectionery, aud General Groceries. W. LE. DAWSON.

dune Sth, 1865. TO SHIPBULLDERS. qe SUBSCRIBER hes just recvived

lu BALES NAVY CANVAS direct from the Mantutactures iv ARBROATH, SCOLTLAND—

LOAD OD

‘Pine and Spruce Boards

and Shigagiles.

"EXO be sold by Auction, TO-MORROW

EVENING, (TUESDAY.) June 6th, at Six o'clock, on Powual Wharf, a quautity of

PINE and SVRUCE BOARDS,

PINE and CEDAR SUINGLES.

WILLIAM DODD. June Sth, 1865

aa . | Charlottetown, June 5, 1805. ] one Sanat Regular aie Line of Dress Making, &e.

Packots betweon Liverpool, Glasgow & Charicttetown.

| /ENHE Subscribers in returning thanks to

the importers of goods for their patronage ner Ships “ THERESA” and * LC. OWEN,” vey to give them notice that they purpose having verseis ou the berth loudiug fue Charlutitewn as below :—

The Clipper Ship “L. C. OWEN,” A. L., at Llvyd's, coppered aud copper fastevued, 431 tous revister, RK. Prasen, Cotuander, will sail from LIVERPOOL about Sth SEPTEMBER,

The Clipper Brig “ EVADNE,” 300 tons, A. L. at Lloyd's, Josereu McDonato, Commander, will sail from GLASGOW on of absent oth SEPTEMBER.

The subscribers would a sv inform shippers from Glasgow that they porpose placing tucir new Barque the * ELECTRA,’ 400 tons register, on the liue between GLASGOW and CLLAKLOLTE-

1366, For furtwer particalars apply in fotoageel to Messrs. Wictiee Srewanr & Oo., t & 3 Trat- ford Chambers, South John Street, in Glasgow to James Ketse, Jr. Esq , Union Siveet, or in Char- luttetown tu L.C. OWEN. WM. WELSI. Ch 'towan, June 5, 1860. isl pro rw 2m

Assorted tinmbers. 1000 Ibs. SEAMING and ROPEING TWINE, 20 Coils BOLT ROPL,—assurted sizes, lu do POINT LINE, Lead SCUPPERS, <J Barrels PLICH, 10 do. BRIGHT VARNISH, 2do. MACHINERY OLL, 5 do Paraline Varuish, 3 Tens Oakaw, [ron, Paints, Linseed Oils, Putty, Flour, Nails, &c. 100 Coils Cordage ,.—assorted sizes. The whole of whieh will be sold at a small ad Vance ou the custs.

If. HASZARD.

Rs. RHODES begs to intimate to l the Ladies of Charlttetown, that having taken dew cesadeuce in Greot George-st. next door to the Baptiet Meeting House, is prepared to at- tend to DRESS-AAL ONG in all its branches, aud svlicits a share.af public patronage. | TAILOREINGiIn PANTS, VESTS, and BCYS’ CLOTHING. Also, PLAIN SEWLNG attended

to. [Jone 5. 265. Ym

Valuable Properties in New London for Sale. Tk subveriber offers for sale, hy Private

Coutract, a Valoable Leasehold Farm, cou- sisting of NINETY-THREE ACRES of LAND, situated at the Head of French River New London, all under cultivation ; together with Seven Acres lof FREEHOLD LAND, on which are erected a | spacious and well finished Owelling Honse, Store

TOWN. to follow the “EVADNE” iv spring of and Taunery; the Jatier ds kuown as * McLeod's

| ‘Tunnery.” Aso —9} Acres of Preehdld Land, fenced and j under cultivation, at the mouth of the Frewel River, adjoining Mr. Neil Ross's farm. | ‘ MUG MeLkep. Freneh River, New Loudon, ?

ott: June, LS60, , oi

Bedroom and Parlor lurniture,'

To be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION. at}

na is land. |

The people of Saint |

| }

| |

os

HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

West India Produce,

MYMEL SUBSCKIBER offers for sale, at his new Warehouse, Queen-street, opposite Peake's Stores, the unsold portion of the Cargo of Brit. Hecen Davirs, frou Demerara, yviz:— 10 Puns. heavy retailing MOLASSES, 10 Hhds. Muscovade SUGAR, 50 Barrels choice granulated Sugar, for family use Or presery Luge 4 qual to refined sugar, ALso IN STORE, Ex L C. Qwen trom Liverpool— 50 Bolts Bleached

Navy Canvas from Nos. | to 7,

6u . Gourock, + I to 5,

50 Tbs Seaming Twine, 20 Bandles Oakum,

3 Chain Cables for suall vessels, sizes 3iuch, 9-16 und 3.

7 Chain Anchors to suit do,

2 sets Kuee Burs for a vessel of 200 tons,

30 Btls. Mess aud Prime Mess Pork, (W.C. Harris’ curing.)

He wishes to inform the Trade that the Brigt. Hktex Davirs muy be expected about the loth JULY, with 200 Puns very choice Barbadoes MOLASSES aud 75 Packayes Bright SUGAR. DANIEL DAVIES.

Charlottetown, Sth Jane, bXb5. isl pro.

NEW GOODS —

BY THE yD

Recent Arrivals from Britain,

FENUEK Importations tor SPRING 1865 being now COMPLETED at the

BRITISH WAREROUSE,

we solicit the attention of the public to our Stock of

BRITISH & FOREIGH MERCHANDIZE,

Now Open for Inspection,

comprising all the

Requisite Articles for family use. in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Groceries, gc gc. &e. ~ W. & & BROWN,

June 5, 1865,

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‘Lownship No. 51. PUE COMMISSIONER of PUBLIC

LANDs, having under the authority of the Act 16 Victoria, Cap. 1c. completed the purchase of that portion of Tewnship 51, the properties of WILLIAM and GEORGE F. MONTGOMERY, squires, hereby notifies all Tenants and Ocen- piers of Land on the above properties, desirous of VURCHASING--THEIR SEVERAL LOUA- TIONS, that. in accordance with the 10th See- tien of the above recited Act, he is now prepared to reevive the deposit of the Purchase Money of their several holdings, upon producing their titles,

lor agreements for the same,

4 JOUN ALDOUS, Commissioner. Offize of Public Lands, June 4, 13865. | tt

FOR LIVERPCO!.. rpyilis A 1 CLIPPER BARK aay 4 * PRIORESS,” 561 ent Rake

ter, Bato, Commander, will spi! from CHARLOTTETOWN, fo: LIVERPOOL, on or about THURS

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own, leaving Liverpool about the oth Avenst next Has wood accommodation for PA ISENGEKS.

For FREIGHT or PASSAGE apply in’ Liver- pool to Messrs. Joseph Pope & Co., Pratford Cham

j vers—at Port Hiilto Jolin Yeo. Esquire—here to

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Chitown, June Sth, 1865, sin

STULLS HOTEL, Opposite the Custom House, 146 Prince William Street, ST. JOHN, - == New Brunswick.

"ONIN atove HOTEL is the Jarsest in

the Provinee. and is first class in all ites de-

>| purtinetis; ts couveimlent to the United States and

Nova Scotia Steamblout landings. JAMES McINTOSH,

St. John, N. B.. Ist June, 1865, om

Moomlight Execursioz. jus steamer ORA will leave Vrinee Street Wharf, at 8 o'clock, THIS EVEN

ING (MONDAS

eaving ul Oy

culling in npaiuat 9 o'clock. and kelrvestiuietis ou board. Band ti alleudance

li Mouday evening should prove unfavorable it vill take place on Wedie aday evening olluwing Double Tickets 2s 3d; >iugle; Is td.

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Socond Annuai Gathering OF TUE

Caledonian Club of 9.€.7,

AND

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION.

Clann nan gaidheal ri guailib a cheile !

Cater—His Excellency the Lieutenant Govervor. Vuesibexr—Hon. Co? Gray, M.P. P. Vice-Presipents — Hon. P. Walker, M. L. C., and Jaies Duncan, Esyr, M. PP. Dikecrons-—-N. Raukin, Andrew Mitchell, Colin

{ McLennan, M. P,P, Join Ross, Adam Murray.

Neil MeKelvie, John Sutherland, M. P P., Austin McDouald, Maquires, and Hou. D. Beaton.

Cor@espon DING SECKETARY—W. G. Sutherland. Esquire, M D.

dkkasunen—J. W. Morrison, Exqr.

Keconping Secnetaky—Mr. George Raukin.

MarsHat—William MeGill, Esq.

DSrayvakyp Beartrs—Messrs. James McDonald, Wille Robertson and George Munro

Pires axd MessexGer—Donald McFuyden.

‘Pur s cond annual Gathering of the above Clab will be held at Charlottetown, on

Wednesday, [6th August, next, when the following Prizes will be offered fur competition :—

MUsiC—Prolicieney in Highland Pipe Musie :— ist Prize, $10; zd do., $3; 3d do, $5.

STONES—Puiting the Stone, 24 Ibs—Drize $5; Patting the Stone, 14 lbs—Prize $3.

HAMMELS—Heavy Hammers 16 ]bs— 1st Prize

9; 2d do. $3. Ligat Liammers, 12 lbs—ist Prise 34; ud do. $2.

DANCING —Gillie Callum or Sword Dance—8$1 ; llighlanud Fling, $1.

LEAPING — Long Leap—Ist Prize, $2.50; 2d do. 32. High Leap—tat Prize $2 50; 2d do 82.

RACES — Ronning Foot Races, distance 400 yards—Ist Prize $5; 2d do. 32. Hurdla Ruce—Ist Prize $3; 2d do $2. Suck Kace —$250. Youths under 16 years—ist Prize $2; 2d do $1.

TOSSING THE CABER—Prize $2.50.

For the best Highland Costume, P. E. Island |

muuufaclure—Prize $5.

Also, on the same day. the following INTERNATIONAL PRIZES

will be submitted for competition. Open to fom competitors from the United stares. Canada, New ruuswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and P. island, respectively. Competitors for the Literna tional Peizes to be Scotchmen or descendents of Scvichiuen.

Heavy Hanmer, 2d Prize, $1.0 WU.

Ileavy Stone, 24 Ibs—ist Prize. $20; 2d do $10.

Also a Prize for ARCHERY, distance 40 vards, to be competed for by Ladies from ul! countries A piece of Jewellery valued at $12.

Competing Pipers are required to forward to Dr Sutherlaud the names of Three Marehes, Tiree Reels aud Three Strathspeys, one Week previous tu the day of the Gathering.

Intending competitors who are not members of the Club, are requested wo enter their names. riiler personally or by letter, with the Correspond- ing Secretary on or before SATURDAY, the lth August, wheu tickets of admission will be viven.

‘Tickets of admission to the yrounds, 25 cents each. to be had at the Stores of Dr. Sutherland and W. R. Watson, or any of the Directors.

t2° No admission without a ticket. GEORGE RANKIN, See'y.

Jinwe 5, 1865.

Union Bank of P. E, Island,

* OTICE is bereby given that a DLVI-

+" LEND of Seven und one halt per centum, on.

the puid up Capital Stock of this Bank, for one halt year ending this day, hath been this day de- clared payable to the Stockholders, on aud after MONDAY, the Sth instant.

JAMES ANDERSON, Cashier.

Uniew Bank, P. £1, June 1, 1505.

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If you wish to buy Furniture,

CALL AT

DOUGLES'S WibtR OOS,

HE HAS THE

Largest and Best Assortment

OF

Ready -made Furniture,

OF TUE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES

to select from in the Island, at Extremely Low Prices. ta” Please call and examine. GEORGE DOUGLAS, Corner of Keut Street aud King Square. _Ch'town, June 5, 1865.

NEW SPRING GOODS

AT THE

ktenfrew House,

Great George Street, (THOMAS’S OLD STAND )

DELANY & BYRNE EF AVING completed their SPRING

. IMPORTATIONS, beg to call the attention of their Town and Country Customers to their

STOCK OF Staple and Fancy DRY GOoobs, COMPRISING Cotton Warp, Grey and White COTTONS, Striped Shirtings, Printed Cottons, Bed-Tick, Osnaburg, Devims, Flannels, Towell- ings. Table Cloths, dee. Ladics’ Dress Goods, Newest styles.

Shawls, Mantles, Boone's, Hats, Feathers. Flowers, Ribbons, Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery, &¢ SKELETON SKIRTS, ifocots and Shoes, Supe: fine Clovhs, Doeskins, Tweeds, Ready- wade Clothing, Under Clothing, Shirts, Collars,

‘Lies, Scarfs, Hanudkerchiets. Rubber Coats and Caps. Men's and Boys’ STRAW, FELT and TWEED HATS, in great variety. MEN'S and BOYS’ CLOTH CAPS, HARDWARE,

Plongh Mountings, Rope, Glass, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Putty, Window Glass, Weaver's | Reeds, Shovels, Hoes, Traces, Wool Cards, Tea and ‘Table Spoons, Knives and ‘Forks, Best AMERICAN CUT NAILS, (ail sizes.) GROCERIES.

TEA (a superior article), Brown and Crashed sugar, Rice, Starch, Soap, Tobacco, Ludige, Dluching, &c. Ke. Ke.

All of which they offer at the Lowest Prices for CASIL. ke Charlottetown, May 29, 1865.

| Perto Rieo Molasses to Arrive. Pyar EXPECTED

to arrive, Sehr * ALICE,” from PORTO RICO—

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150 puns. Prime Retailing MOLASSES. For sale LOW from the wharf. J. 8. CARVELL.

Ch’iown, June 5, 1265. jeer itum, Port Wine, &e. &e. &e. 10 Puns. DEMERARA RUM, 38 0. P. 3 Casks PORT WINE, 50 cases Auchor Brand GIN, j0 * = Glenury WHISKEY, | 10 * Champagne, Pits and Qrts. 3 Bbhls. CAROLINA RICE, 100 Boxes No. 1 SOAP, In Store and for Sale by N. RANKIN, Queen-street. May 29, 1865. 3in P. E. ISLAND Steam Navigation (o’s. Steamers

Princess of Wales aud Heather Belle.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

Commencing Monday, May 22.

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|The Steamer ‘Princess of Wales’

KAV ES Charlottetown for Summerside, Shediac, Richibneto, Chatham and Neweastle. every MONDAY night, at eleven o'clock, reaching shedie in vime for the morning train on Tuesday.

Leaves Shedine, for Richibneto. at nine o'clock on TUESDAY morning, and RicLibacto, for Chat- ham and Ne weastle, at one o'clock same day, ur- riving at Chatham and Newcastle same evening

Leaves Neweastle, for Shediac, at four o'clock on WEDNESDAY worning, calling at Chatham und Richibucto on way down.

Leaves Shediac, for Summerside and Charlotte- town, on WEDNESDAY atternoon, at half-past two o'clock, iminediztely on arrival of the Train.

Leaves Charlottetown tor Pictou every TILURS- DAY morning, at ball-past niue; returning, leaves Pictou for Chariottetown, at 12 o'clock same night.

Leaves Chariottetown for Sutamerside and She- diac, every EXIDAY mora ng at hali-past eight o'clock.

Leaves Shediae, for Summerside and Charlotte- town, at balf-past two every SATURDAY after- noon, arriving at Charlottetown at half-past ten sume night.