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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, FROM THE STATES.

We learn, by this day's mail, that the following Medals, ete, have been awarded to @rince Ed. | ward Isiandt

Freer Medal, Local Committee for interest- ing collection of Agneultural Produce |

Seconp—=Medal, J. Cairns, tor Salmon and: ‘he reported supercedure of General MeClellan in | Lobsters, excellence of quality the chief command of the Armies of the United |

Toime—Medal, Government, for a very inter-| States. esting and varied collection of Wootlens, mised fabrics, ete. Llomespon nnd made, illustrative of the domestic industry of the Colony

FourtTH—Medal, Local Committee; for a col- lection of Wicker work, ete Flax, Well dressed

HONORABLE Menrion, the Government, for good specimens of Tanned Lambskin Rugs.

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Rev. Mr. Corstauy —This reverned father appears te be continually himself trouble. We see by a Canadian exchange that he has been deposed from the ministry of the Pres hy termn Church of Kanawha, Liltteous by his reve-

Died,

a bs eee : At Rustico, on the 19th inst., of Dyse:

Tae Mail of Saturday night brought ho import- | a short illness, William Craswell, ee in De vane atit news from the States. The only noticeable | Year of bts age—a highly respected member of so-

. | cletv—deeply regretted by his family and a large circle of friends. The deceased emigrated from England to this Island in the year 1812,

At Belfast Cross Kouds, on Tuesday, July 15th, after a severe illness of over eight months, Mr. Samuel Nicholson, aged 64 years, for many years a respectable merchant and trader of Belfast. He hus left a widow and two sons to mourn the joss of an affectionate husband and father.

event of the week in connection with the wat, is

General Halleck is spoken of as his sue- |

cessor. If this change has taken place, it is very |

evident that the Government at Washington have | lost confidence in ».* ry N on.” ¢ é ne: : : ° t confidence the Young Napoleon,” and Selkirk MeTavish, aged 59 years; being the first that they regard hun as the chief canse of their! birth among the passenyvers brought to this Island ; ; from Seotland, by the late Karl of Selkirk, in 1803 " > age “ai ’ - . ’ ? ; What effect the |} ——he was named after the Earl. change will have on the future prosecution of the} Of Diptheria, on Wriday, LXth inst., Christy Ann, | daughter of the Hon. D. Montgomery, Speaker of the House of Assembly, aged 17 years At Charlottetown, on the 14th inst., Sarah, relict ‘ , }of the late Mr. Donald McKinnon, of Charlotte rhe reader will probab member having re: wee — : — Ht probably remember having read | town Royalty, and a native of the Island of Mull,

ft the execution of one Brown, hanved at Toronto alg ’ » Bane | Arwyleshire, in the 90th year of her age ‘ for the supposed murder of a Mr. logan. Brown, | i ese eee ae ee ae

, ineltding excellent

sad reverses before Richmond.

| War, it would be premature to conjecture.

rettine rr getting Inte

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' + » to . s » ‘ " i » = = SSS rend coadjuters, for unministerial and unckristain | UP % the last minute, earnestly protested that he| SHIP NEWS conduct. Witnesses were summoned betore the | Y"8 CoUrely Innocent of the crime. Buta jury had ». " ; . ‘ convicted him apon what we lee . Ww - ~opT A ‘ > PT ,

Presbytery aud testified to the charge of “CONDIV- | ¢ silicic : : I - : ; me med by the judge PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

; : den? Bile setelabesiad bow cent testimeny, and the Exes utive Government ENTERED mg atand abix tag rau . sah aes ore refased to commute the sentence of death On the j ts ne” thren were unanimous passing sentence of con-| ISth inst., a wirl of ill-fame—the prince ipal evidence | July 19—Gad, Campbell, Shediac ; deals. Alma, demnation upon him Che reverned gentleman | in Hogan's casein the course of her examination | Foley, Riehibucto; do. Maxwelton, Paul, do., do. | bas no wapplied fur admission into the Presbyterian in the Police Court at Quebee, in a case of theft, | Leader, Pushie, Antigonish, limestone. 21 Mary |

Ann, Deming, Pagwash ; do. Eylantine, Eldridge, Boston Ploughbey, Rubertson, Pictou ; leoal. Faugh-a-ballagh, Bell, Richibuctou; deals Allen, Pentz, Pagwash; limestone. McKie, Me

made a voluntary confession to the effect that her whole evidence in peor Brown's case was ‘

Church of Canada. We remember what a time was made about this gentleman two or three years left the Roman Catholic Church and

a sheer fabrication, made up by herself and the other wit ness--her paramour—for the purpose of obtaining

goods

age W hen he turned

At Belfast, on Tuesday, July 22, Mr. Thomas |

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Protestant. The Baptists claimed him,

and if we de not mistake some ether denominations |

had something te say in the matter. Finally he joined the New School Presbyterians of the United States, after being liberally supplied with money by several of the l’rotestant denominations for the use and benefit of bie people, whe, he said, were perseented stafving, naked, &e., &e. The Pres- byterian Church, it is said, stretched its doctrines & poiet or two fo a8 to ad wit him — that is, they

widened their deers just a litle, ee that this burty | in With hia numerous flock. |

Dersdmig?e might ptas {i we retti¢nber right, a great deal of sympathy Was expressed for Mr. C. even in St. Juhn, and moves was seat te him by some zealous individuals vo the faith u. his reproeentations in the newpapers In this way thousands—perhay* tens of thousands —of dyllars have foand their way tru: <'* veckets

af many good people inte those of Father Chinn, ae '

mod his lambe aer P Ghat thes trem ame ehurch into another ought to be dis- couraged rather than encouraged, unless their faith and and piety have been well tested before hand. Mr. Materin in Halifax and Mr. Chiniquy in Canada bave given their friends and enemies a great deal of trouble. Mr. M. has ended by find- ng himeelf where he started from, and the end ot Mr. C. may yet be something similar. Each of them bas been the means of stirring up bad blood between difereat denominations. As fur Mr A pimiquy, we cannot see how Church vi Ceasds ean reevive him after he has beeu depesed by the Presbyteriaus in Ulinvis. But then xecy good people eemetines dy very strange hings.—St John Morziny Nears

ARE ALL MEN EQUAL?

We do not know what his patrons will say about hint now; but our opinion os

gentlemen whe are so fond of gliding |

the reward offered by the government for the dis covery of the murderer. This is not the tirst in | stance wiih, where the cursed love of gold has led to the j betrayal of innocent blood Brown s Counsel, if ,our memory serves Us, earnestly impressed upon i the jury the uecessity of nony with caution, —it wae too circumstantial, too much in unbrokeu detail, hot to create some sus | piciom ts truthfi but the monition was ; heeded by neither judge nor jury, and Brown suf How judge and jury will feel to-day one may readily tancy The re Will not be sweet.—Halifax Sun, July 23 = - Hicury Imeronranr Desratcu ! Was received by a gentleman in this city from New York, stating that the Irishmen of that Empire City bad held a mass meeting, at Which it was resolved that no further ulistments should take place, in consequence cf ike we"nded of the Federal army being uncared

receiving this girl's testi

as to iness ; fered innocently

INLIscehce

despateh

this forenoon,

for, . : It is rumored that there

engaged im the "tT ; projected couscription.--

will be resistance wo Un Halifax Express, July 21 ——_S—-—l

ENGACEMENTS WITH THE July 16.—A special despatch to the Tribun-, dated Memphis, saye that 200 of Col. Fitch's coumand had an engagement with the rebels, numbering 450, on the morning of the 6th inst. The Federal loss was WZ killed and wounded, and the rebels had | 84 killed, wounded and missing

ment took place on the night of the 7th. Col. Fitch

previsions. Both fights are said to have taken } place within ten miles of Duva!’s Bluff, where a

| = the Presbyterian | “@ptured ail the enemy's camp equipage and | NEW ADVERTISEM EN | ) | | .

| large force of rebels are suid to be stationed.

vcpnialiedll alin ra | Dea, L‘lour, Sugar, Bounty FoR RECRUITS IN New Yorx.—Albany, . j

N. Y., July 16.—The Governor bas determined to take the responsibility to offer a State bounty of $00 to each recruit, and provide a sum _ sufficient

Afi mom are equal iv nateral rights, but) for that purpose, trusting to the next legislature

not ia iatellect, position and inventive genius. | The necessities af dumestic and po itical in-| tercuurse requite that goverameats should be! formed, order maiatuiaed and disturbers of} the peace restrained and punished. In the accomplishment of such organization, diffe- rent inéellects (which matare has amply pro- wided) are required to fill positions differing} in importance, ranx aad power. It has truly | been said that ; “ Order ia Heaven's first law, aud this confest, :

Some are, aud aust Le, greater than the rest.” But, aside from the laws of society, nothiag | can be more obvivua than the great inequa-} lity of che haman understanding. While one! aman ts but a weak imbecile, scarcely able to| provide fur his mdiwidual necessitices—an-| other, with a giantintellcet strides upon the} mountain tops of seienoe, or penetrates the

rofvundest depths of the whule human race ! fi regurd te (hese things, men are very far! from being equal. Une man is a mere) cypher, while another towers high above the rest, aad stands preeminently aa object of admiration. Such intellecte, when guided hy the princi; les of pare Genevulence and qoud-will, are like cities of refuge, to which tie infirm and ucedy may reseri fur safety and f ruéection.

Such were never more needed to heal the aick aad adwiniwtr tw the wants of those! suflering frum the various diseases te whic) The huwan system issulj-ct, than in the pre- @ent age, when ignorant, unskilful and de-j gigning men are cursing the world with the multitude of their destructive nostrums.

Among the human benefacturs of the pre- gent day nijone stands more envivusly eleva- | ted than the celebrated Professor Huiloway," of London, whose Pills and Ointment have! no equals in atlording lasting relicf to those suffer ng from diseases prevalent at all seasons of the yeur, and in all parts of the world ‘their power ia curing ulcers, wounds, old sores, bad legs,and especialiy ** bad breasts,” from which many suffer su intensely ,is truly | wenderiul.

The Press everywhere commends them, and, we believe, justly. Indeed, it can hardly be at fault in recommending an ar-| ficle that has stood the test of severe compe- gition, and maintained the highest place in the public confidence fur more than twenty) years. The Pills purify the bived and relieve |

the system, while the Ointment assuages the | pain, and heals all wounds and eruptions on the suriace of the budy. Surely very few goen are equal to Doctor Holloway.—Audurn Aackerbocker. - —-< oe—_—- — — j fue New Tsarnirr.—rThe new tariff which will come inte cper ition ia the Nerthein Siates on the first of Av g ist, imposes a duty of thirty- five per cent. on weeign manufactured goods, be- ing aa increase of five per cent. oa the former rate. Heavy advauees are also made on iron, | liquors, suger, god mang other articles. The warehousing law haa wav uuderguge some import ant changes. liporters mey have theur goods in | bond a year, instead of three mogths, 28 formerly, when withdrawn for consumption, or three years when withdrawn for exportation. In regard to the duty on the goods in bond, the new law pro-| vides that if the goods have been imported under} the tariff of last August, they may be withdrawn within three months on payment of the old rate ;! if imported under the other laws they must be withdrawn during the current month of July, or be subject to the new duties. - oo Rivers or Buoop.—The circulation in the} system is not unlike the flow of rivers to the | sea, which move smoothly until they are clogged or obstructed. But when drift wood | ‘or alluvial deposit dame them up, then comes the tearing devastation that fullows the ob- struction of a furce which cannot be stayed

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| With sume young men

| ployed, crushing at the rate of 6 tous of quartz per |

to endorse his action. The amount required is from two to two and a halt millions. — oe —_ Ominovus.—In our last issue we stated that the Federal army were getting tired of the war, and took every opportunity of deaerti.g. Here we have vow a strong corroboration ef this surmise in the following quetation from the N. Y. Morld :—

“And the great cause for the steady diminu- tion of our turces in the field is desertion—not to | the enemy, but to their homes in the North. The! autber of men whe return, sick of their military | eXperienee, is very much larger than the pubiic | is aware of, and accounts for the slimuess of the | muster-roiis of our various armies.

“Some measurea should be taken to stop these | desertions. We believe our army in Virginia} would be 30,000 stronger if al) the mea whe en-| listed, aad were not killed or sick, were ia the} ranks ‘The first deserter has yet to be punished, | and yet they are represented in every village in| the country.“

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Great distress i« felt by the labourers in| the evtion manufacturing distriets of Eng- land. The workhouses have nearly double their usuai number of inmates.

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Dirrsexia.—Diptheria appears to be prevalent! at the present time in Halifax, A number of deaths} ave occurred from it ameng the youthiul peruou

of the comtmunlty * Hal Ke porter ‘ i >, ; Kirk Bazaar. — The

fuuds for the improvement of St. James’ Church, ia this City, came off at the Temperanee Hall, ou' Thursday last, and we understand waa well at tended. The articles exposed for sale reflect | great credit on all concerned. Want of time and space prevent a more lengthy notice of this inter-

esting affair.—Jsl.

>. ~ Daowsev.—In Midgel River, on Wednesday the igh inst., Albert Dingwell, son of Mr. George Dingwell, was drowned, while bathing in company The deceased was 18 years

of age, agreeable in manners, dutiiui as affable as a companion | and his untimely end has cast a gicom over the neighborhood.—R. Week.

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Gotp.—Mr. Malcolm McLeod, of Belfast, has just returned from Tangier, and reports that persons work for months and not realize enough te pay their expenses, while others make over $120 per month The grexntest ditticulty experienced is the}

i constant accumulation of water, which cannot be |

drawn off without a steam engine; but it js in con- | templatioa to furnish one for that purpose. There | are between 300 and 400 persons at work in the| mines, with 3 crushers, 2 of which «re steadily em-| da¥,each. Everything in the way of food, cloth- | ing, &c., is in abundance, and fully as cheap as can | be obtained in Halifax. Tangier on an average is} equal to any of the gold fields yet discovered, and is | likely to prove fully as remunerative.—Ib. - Em i Drepaixe.—The Dredging machine is making | rapid advances up Peake’s dock, and in a short time will prepare the place for any common sized vessel |

to lay at the wharf in deep water, which will en able parties loading or discharging to attend to their business during all hours |

Having understood that the proprietor of the above machine has bad offers elsewhere to employ the Dredge, would it not be advisable for the City Fathers to embrace the presemt opportunity of hav- ing the public docks deepened, as in all probubility another chance may not offer for many years to come .—Ib |

= i Married, At St. Bonaventure’s Church, Tracadie, on the | 10h instant, by the Rev. Thomas Phelan, P. P. Thomas McGrath, Esqr., J. P., to Miss Mary Ana | Mahar, both of Covebead Road, Lot 34 : } On the 16th instant, by Mr. John Buteher, Bible

Christian Minister, Mr. Jotham Blanchard, to Eli i

sabeth. the third daughter of Mr. Francis B. C. Metherall, all o« Lot 7. . cettiilit aiidisdicemenate

Birth.

On Saturday evening last, the 26th inst., Mrs. Michael Stevenson, of a daughter.

= se ————— " PRICES CURRENT. Cuarcorrecoy, July 19, 1862.

of the kind which we remember to have met |

-A telegraphic |

an? the “on-payment of the Northern soldiers |

Renevs.—Chicago, ,

Another engage- |

} 20 Bbls Sugar

| whree

_| be given immediately

Kay, Sbemoygue; deals Alexander, McDonald, do., do. Portree, Nicholson, Boston ; goods. Teazer, Sprague, Bay Verte; deals. Septimus, Cox, Bos ton; flour. Bee, Ogden, Shemogue ; deals. Lockman, Bay Verte; do. 22—Annie, Levingsten, Kichibuecto; do CLEARED. July 16—Lelia Ada, Horton, | Mount Vernon, Malone, Breeze, Gallant, Bay Chaleur; rett, Pagwash ; t

Anticosti; ballast Pictou; do. Is — Sen do. Wonder, Gar

do. 21—Mary Ann, Deming, Pay

wash; do. Ellen, Pents, do., do Ripple, Camp bell, Barbadoes; pro. Hicamede, Salmond, Lou- | idon; deals Bee, Ogden, Shemogue; bal. 22

|} Zebra, Loekman, Bay Verte ; bal

The brig Mary Ann, ef Youghal, Ireland, Easta

way, muster, from Miramichi, laden with deals,

homeward bound, put into Richmond Bay, water- |

logged, on Monday last, and will bave w be dis

charged.

[Arrivals in Europe from hence.]

Gravesend, July 4—Alceyoue. 3—May Queen.

Zebra, |

JAMES C. POPE. historian, written after the living interest | Summerside, July 28th, 1862. Isl 2w una excitement of the great political events

of the time shall uave passed away. Itis to these Periodicals that readers must louk for

| NOTICE. als th the onlyreally intelligible and reliable history

|" ME BAZAAR in aid of a Volunteer | of current events, and as such, in addition

} brill Roomat Piet ibe he ‘HURS- . ; * ra ae 7 t ae helden THURS j to their well-established literary, scientific | DAY, the ¢th August next. FB A ce . ’

srsons desirvasof vis g Pictouo at oceasion | “ Bice araccer, W 2 90D | Pers lesirousof visiting Pictou on that oceasion | and theologic al ch — ter, we urge them upon cau leave Charlottetown, per Steamer ‘Westinor. | he Consideration of the readiag public.

} land,’ on Wednesday night, at 12 o'clock, and return EARLY COPLES

jon Friday morning, . ; > Save going und returning, 62 | The receipt of Advance Sheets from {the British publishers gives additional value

C. BOULTENHOUSE. Charlotictown, Bth July, 186.

fresh Arrivals. pruk subscriber has received, per recent |

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| be placed in the hands of subseribers about {as soon as the original editions. TERMS,

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5 | For any three of the four Reviews.....7 8

| Liverpool, June 30—Ethel, Walsh. 250 bbis. Flour, Sapetior, Extra, State and Superfine. | For all four of the Reviews....... ---.8 00; | July 4, sailed—Theresa, Fraser, for Charlotte- on — aoe For Blackwood’s Magazine........... 3 00) pg June 30—Ship Elizabeth Yeo, Scott 1b boxes ¢ Theéne For Blackwood and one Review........ 0 00 ‘from New York se lo casks Kerosene Oil (best) J For Blackwood and two Reviews...... 7 00 ~ py fal. July 2—May Dandas, Martin, from Mon 20 cans do 9 gullons each (doj. For Blackwood and three Reviews..... 9 00)

treal Swansea, Jule 2o- | Richards, for Caldera.

Sailed—Ship Wild Wave,

For Blackwood and the four Reviews. .10 00 |

Money current in the Stale where issued wiil!

To Arrive, and hourly expected— 40 hids. Molasses

Rum, Porter, &c. &c. | TINO be sold at Public Auction, ou Tues- day, the 29th inst., in front of the Subscriber's Sules Room, at 11 o'clock, 20 Chests Tea ex Bark *‘ Gazelle ;’’ 100 Bbls choice Flour 30 Bags Cut Nails > * Crushed do 100 Bxs Lozenges 7 “* Basses & Allsops Ale Gewt Rice A few Guinness Porter 30 Bxs Liverpool Soap, 2 Pun. W. Ind. Rum 30 Candles ex ** Sago” 3 CU Pipes, 1 Pun. Ram, ex “Theresa,’’ Lot of milk Pans High Wines Jars, &e., &e. Terms of Sale — All sums over £10, 3 months; over £40, 4 months, on ,oo Notes of Hand. J. & Tl. MORRIS, Auctioneers. July 28, 1862. li

_ THE LAST CHANCE FOR CHEAP GOODS.

(Pk GREAT CASH SALES AT) GLASGOW HOUSE will be continued from the First of AUGUST for weeks only, positively.

A great variety of GOODS suitable for the pre- | sent and approaching season will be offered at an immense reduction PP SALES POSITIVE & NO RESERVE.427

Open at 9, a. m., close at 7, p. m.,

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Pro. R. i

“Rocklin Fulling Mills,

July 28, 1862. (Ist

eo ; if Vi& subscribers returu thauks to their /SOR. St JOIN, SHEDIAC, SUMMERSIDE / Bazaar in aid of the f sortb "lend Charlottetown, or vice versa, and yveod for

|}ONE MONTH from date of purchase, may be had

friends and patrons in Prince Edward for the

liberal patronaye hitherto extended to them, and | would respecttully intimate that they are sull on had and ready to do their work up in the BEST STYLE,

nes . Ca rnee «Can ‘ and wt the SHORTEST NOTICE, and | rue increase in their business this season. | vy are their prices in Prince Edward

irrel —

ie ue cae ee £0 0 4

ie INS oo tit oh hannn aac v v0 8

Fulling and Dyeing, and Half-Dressing,--.0 0 10} Do. do, Jressing all colurs, ex | COPt MOON . 2. cccecscrccicsocecs 0 1 0! GUGOM POT FON occ ccvcccescesveseccsese et § WOMEN’S WEAR. POCO ioc cian niin sbcenssvenncbanbences 0 0 5} Dreier OE SPURNS. 06 enn c ens sce se ns e € a} Dyeing Scarlet, per Dei. cin ceded ewe 03 0

The following gentlemen will act as Agents: Neil Rankin, Exsq., Queen-street, Mr. Simon D.| Fraser, Kent-street, Charlottetown; Daniel Gor den, Esy., Georgetown; Daniel Fraser, Esy., Belfast Cross Roads; Mr. Hector Gillis, Mr. David | Johnston, White Sands; Jolin Hyde, Esq., Mar- j ray Harbour; Mr. James Ross, Mount Stewart; | Mr. David Rogers, Summerside. R. & A. FRASER. |

Rocklin, Middle River, Nova Scotia,

July 19, [862. 3m

VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM. ' OK SALE, one hundred acres of free land, with 12} acres of leasehold attached, situated near Mr. James Yeo’s, Brown’s Creek. | 70 acres of the above are in a high state of cultiva |

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tion and the remainder covered with hard and soft wood. There is a good Dwelling-house, large | Barn, and Outhouses on the premises, plenty of | water, und a mill iu the immediate vicinity. Pos session given immediately after the crop is off. The | stock can be had, which is now on the farm, if re- | quired. Any quantity of fish can be bad, as this | property fronts on the shore, and muscle mud can | [ procured on the premises.

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One Hundred and Fifty Acres of Freehold Land, miles from Summerside, bounding on the sea shore on the Fifteen Point Read. Possession can

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For further particulars please apply to the sub- scriber, JOHN SMITH, Distiller. Summerside, July 28, 1862 3w. pd.

FOR SALE.

ca Ki leasehold interest in fifty-two acres | of land, situate on St. Peter's Poad, ten miles | from Charlottetown, subject to the yearly rent of | one shilling per acre for 999 years,one-ninth added. | The best recommendation is a view of the premises

and the growing crop thereon. The above will be sold either with or without the crop. There is on

| Gentlemen's Shirts, Shirt Collars and Neck Ties,

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| of

idon to J. Prrcains & Sons, 69 Cornhill; here, to} |

12 do Cheice Grocers’ Sugar 150 bbls, Flour be received at par. 30 sides of Sole Leather. CLUBBING.

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All of which, together with Stock of Jeas, Tobacco, Cigars, Boots, Shoes, &e. Ke.

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Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New

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i CALL EARLY IF YOU WANT BARGAINs. | Cc. ©. VAUX, |

LEONARD SCOTT & CO. No. 54 Gold street. New York. | Geo. T. Hasza , Charlottet »wn. |

DISSOLUTION NOTICE. | FPYUE COPARTNERSHULP hitherto ex-| isting between the subscribers, under the! Tre RUA wR TEN name of GREEN & HUNT, has this day been A LONDON TRADER. DISSOLVED by mutual consent; and all persons | : . | baving any demands against tbe said firm will pre- | TENA fine new Clipper Brig | sent them to RICHARD IUUCNT for settlement; “Unanus,” A 1, 200 tons regis- | and all persons indebted to the said firm will pay ter, copper-fasiened, Arcwibatp Me | their several amounts to RICHARD HUNT, who Dowxatb, Muster, willsail from Char- | alone is authorized to receive the same. ;: lottetown for the above Port first | HARRY C. GREEN. week in August. Returning, will sail from London : : RICHARD HUNT. for Charlottetown Lh September. She has a spa- Summerside, 1%h June, 1862.

cious Round House, with good accommedation for ap gee FINAL NOTICE.

For Freight er Passage apply in Lon-

J. 5. CARVELL, Agent. Charlottetown, P. 81. * -

2ist Joly, 18a. 2m

passengers the undersigned.

D. G. & 8. DAVIES. Charlottetown, Jaly 21, 1362. Isl Sw

REMEMBER!

THE ONLY

GREEN & HUNT, are hereby notified to} make immediate payment to the sabseriber, other- wise legal proceedings will be taken to enforce the sume without further notice, or distinction of per- sons. RICHARD HUNT. Summerside, Jaly 21, 1862.

Prince Edward Island ANK NOTES, TREASURY WAR- RANTS, and ISLAND SECURITIES

Clearing off and out sale is at generally, cashed by DUVAR & CO., Colonial

sot VAUX > > g,.? ] Offic Barri or » ‘ ‘ tei |ccoaiathe tes Oher, tian, Mentonia. GLA S& Ow il 9 i N Ki, F ea 28, 1862. " 3in ;

Where you will! find

CHEAPEST GOODS

| j ' |

PASTURAGE! PASTURAGE!

OOD well watered Pasturage, one | ! |

THE

EVER OFFERED IN CHARLOTTETOWN. mile from town. oe otis ey ak, 4S. July 14, 1862. Isl .& Pro. Charlottetown, May 26, 1862.

: ET

BFLOUT!:! OR SALE, 100 bbls. CANADA SU-, PERFINE FLOUR, (warranted). Now ar- |

rived from Liverpool, 40 chests superior TEA. Fon sale, wholesale, by

R. W. BRECKEN. Pownal Street, May 12, 1862,

ARCHIBALD WHITE, |

44, 46 and 48 inch. Also, SNEATHS,|Blacksmith & Carriage Fitter, BARES, Fd Oe l ETURNS thanks to the inhabitants of | CuanktorreTown, and the Isiand generally,

for the liberal custom he has received for the last |

|

Preserve Itettles, N BRAS3 aod ENAMELLED, with an assortment of PRESERVE CROCKS.

BEER & SONS. iw

July 14, 1862.

Scythes! Scythes!! ASil’S SUPERIOR SCYTHES, |

BEER &

Charlottetown, July 14, 1862. eight years, and begs to acquaint them that he is |

DR. HAMMOND JOHNSON still at the same stand, SOUTH SIDE of KINGS!

Will VACCINATE at his Dispensary SQUARE, opposite the store of Messrs. BEER & from 11 tol o'clock daily. j SONS, where he respectfully solicits a continuance

wt, Mt ee — - . fle is prepared $0: execute on liberal terms and

3. MOLASSES AND SUGAR. at short notice—

UST RECEIVED, per “ LAUREL”

Forging and Turning for machinery of all des- direct from WEST INDIES—

cripuions, 120 bhds. GHROICE MOLASSES

SONS.

Cast Steel Axes, warranted of the best quality. re? Carniaces, SLEIGHSand SHip work always

20 Tierces do do (70 gals.) on band.

20 do. do do (40. * ) ——ON SALE—~ 20 do. do do (2 “ A few superior CARRIAGES very cheap, if ap- 10 bhds. BRIGHT SUGAR. freee Poor fa

plied for immediately. Ch. Town, P.E.1., June 16, 1862.

Notice. ae ’s. by Order, dated the 10th} of August last, made by His Honor the | Master of the Rolls, I have been appointed Committee of the Estate of PAUL MABEY, Esquire, who has heen adjudged to be of un- sound mind, | therefore require all Persons indebted to the said Paul Mabey, for RENT, or otherwise, to make immediate payment | to me of the amounts due from them res- pectively.

And Whereas it appears that the said Pau and shortly (in addition to finishing Cloth) will be | Mabey, while insuch unsound state of mind, prepared to receive Wool fer manufacturing into executed Conveyances of portions of the Land the various descriptions of Cloth usually made in| and Real Estate belonging to him in Char- the Colonies. The charge tor Picking, Qiling,| totetown, Charlottetowo Royalty, aud else- Carding, Spinuing, and Weaving will be ahase,1 de hereby CAUTION all Persons One shilling and three pence per yard. gzainst dealing in, or conveying any such Other branches in the same pete Wool, Lands, or accepting any Conveyances thereof, ny Sottbank” Sedney Creet, onidhceniewte ee until the question of the validity or invalidity, any of the agents for the Mill, from whom further | of such Conyeyances, from the said Paul particulars can be Jearned. Mabey, shall have been decided by the Court

yoy CHARLES E. STANFIELD. | of Chancery. JOSEPH HENSLEY,

Tryon, April 2A, 1m. Committee of Estate. |

i ; ce, Lower Great George Street, Fresh Fruit, Spices, v9 Charlottetown. 16th Teonsshen, 1861.

Peels, &e. Notice.

AISINS, Currants, seedless Raisin, Can- i : ied Cit ! HEREAS by order made in the Court R died Citron, Orange and Lemon Peels, W of Choneery by His Honor the Mastef

Flavoring Essence; Spices; Whole, Ground i > Pic of the Rolls, dated rhe 10th day of August and Mixed Pure Durham Mastard; Pickles, Soatenh, as metupamennns Ait te Mas on

For sale low, by

J. 8. CARVELL. me

July 7, 1862.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

CLOTH MANUFACTORY, TRYON., HE Subscriber, encouraged by the very liberal support received in the Cloth dressing | business, begs to inform the inhabitants of P. E. Island that he has imported from the best makers jin the United States, Machinery for Carding, Spinning and Weaving,

Candied

avtieslos « For any one of the four Keviews......$3 ed | 00 bhds. choice retailing Molasses For any two of the four Reviews...... 12 do Museavado Soyar

LL persons indebted to the late firm of BRACES, HANDKERCHIEFS,

Landing ex “Light Boat,”

CIVIC ELECTIONS.

BY THE MAYOR, ys pursuance of an Act of the General

Assembly of this Island, made and passed in the | eighteeuth yeur of the reign of Her present Mujesty, intivuled “ An Act to Licorporate the Town of Char. lottetown,” I do hereby vive PUBLIC NUTICE that an Election of

Mayor and Five Councillors

FOR THE

CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN ’ Will be held on TUESDAY, 5th AUGUST next, at the several places folowing, that is to say. In Ward No. 1—At the Store of A. H. Yates, Esq., corner of Queen and Water Streets. In Ward No. 2—Atthe Fire Engine House, fronting on Great George Street. In Ward No. 3—At the City Hall. In Ward No. 4—At the Fire Euyine House, fronting ow King’s Square. 7 In Ward No. 5—At the House of Mr. E. Needham, fronting on Great George Street. And at the said Elections the Poll will be opened | at nine o'clock in the forenoon, and coutinue open until five in the afternoou of the sume day.

DESCRIPTON OF WARDS. ““Namber One shali comprise all that part of | Charlottetown which lies south of Dorchester Street. | Number ‘wo shall comprise all that part of Char-

lottetown which lies south of Richmond Street and north of Dorchester Street. Number Three shall | comprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies | south of Grafion and north of Richmond Streets. | Namber Four shall comprise all that part of Char- | lottetown whieh lies south of Fitzroy aod north of | Grafton Streets. Number Five shall comprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies north of Fitz roy Street,including the Common of the said Town.” —WSee 18 Vic. Cap. 34, intutuled “An Act to Incore porate the Town of Charlottetown,” sec: 2

T. HW. HAVILAND ’ | Mayor's Office, July I. 182 iy"

| to these Reprints, inasmuch as they can now | Ait

_ INTERNATIONAL $, S. CO’S

STEAMERS.,

bn _— vo | “New Brunswick” and “ Forest City.”

Te ESE favorite STEAMERS leave Sr. JOUN for EASTPORT, PORTLAND, and

THURSDAY morning, at 8 o'clock. J.S8. CARVELL, Agent.

6m

Eastern and N, A. Railway. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

FAPYRAINS LEAVE ST. JOHN,8 am..

arrive at Point Du Chene at 1.57 p. m.

Trains leave St. John at 2 p. m., arrive at Point Du Chene at 9.14 p. m.

June 16, 1862.

Trains leave Point Da Chene at 7.30 a. m., arrive at St. John at 3.30 p. m.

Trains leave Point Da Chene at 2.15 p. m., arrive at St. John at 8.3 p. m.

ss On TUESDAYS a ‘train will leave St John at 5.3) p.m. to connect with steamers * Westmorland,’ “Lady Head,” and “ Arabian,’ on Wednesday

mornings, J.8. CARVELL, Agent. 6m

Staple Goods

ON CONSIGNMENT. J U3ST RECEIVED per Barque * Tur- Resa,” from Liverpool, Greut Britain, Seven Cases MERCHANDIZE,

60 pieces black and Coloured COBURGS 40 do Cuiitcassiane

June 16, 1863.

20 do cross-overs and mixed ALracas 20 do Brown Holland and Grass CLorus 20 do Cotton and Linen Diaper *

50 dozen TOWELS

20 do Ladies’ lawn Handkerchiefs, very cheap 39 do Black and W. B. Taurean, No. 25