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Examination at t. Dunstan a College.

08 the Sth iiis'.,thc annual Examina- llon of the students of St. Dunstan:

loge. . Lordship the Bishop, and his alt-ray. Ills! honor (.‘hiet‘Justice llodgson, the lion.

George (.‘uica, the lion. (‘uL (lrav. llis‘ “'orsliip the Mayor, and several other}: leading gentlemen and Indies. The ful-

letting are the addresses delitei’cd by Ilia; honor L'liicf Justice llodgson. lluii. ('ol.l Gray and Ills Lordship the liishop, which

we copy from the llt’l'tlfll of the 15th

inst :—

f‘hief Justice lliidgsoa said.- Allutr me, my young fiiends, tu say a few words tn}ytm,wldeh . 1mm will have an impressive ell‘ect. You have just completed a course ul'stndies which will he of no small advantage to you in your coltilnercial or protcssloiial career, and you own a debt of gratitude to Ilia Lordship the Bishop. for his uiitiijiig zeal and energy on )‘tI'lll‘ behalf. You are aim deeply ublltzlflt‘l‘ to the efficient iiianitgi-i-s of this institution. You have advantages, but you must rcculIoA-t that It correspondingrespunribility is attached to them. Advantages trill beef in) use to you unless you ever-c ndustry and perseverance. You must recollect that this is the age of pro- gress. It is not like some fifty years ago, when educated men were few and far I‘ctn ct-ii. IIIIII if those who competed in the dill'ci'cnt pursuits of life, were giiied with allt‘ll educa- tional iicquireinenls as you now pus: 5, they would be very thankful. Now the care is dif- ferent, and you will meet with strong; oppa- nents wherever you take your stand. 'I'litre Is no royal road to learning. It is now yt u must obtain it lIIllI‘OIIfIII knowledge of those ncqtiirenieiita which Will be essentially llL‘l‘L'n- sary for your future amt-aliens. I do not mean to say by this, that you are in any way deficient in your studies. Quite the contrary. for I liaveliad the pleasure of llt'lll‘,,' lit-re three times, and every 3 I It iinirlteil Iln iii- crease of ('tliceiicy and abiiily. l only mahe these observations as an inducement for you to be studious, active and perscveriiig. You cannot lllaliu too iniit-ii use of your time. As 1 before observed. it is the age ot'proizrcss and perseverance. You must recollect a|~‘o. tlitit you will titinflle among people of ditl'crent

nationalities, and reside, perhipa , in places"

which can equally boast of excellent cila tionttl L‘alflbllsllltlcllts. iiiid whore students are as smart as you are. You will he require-d p. uphold the honor at your .ilulll .‘litln'. I myself am an Islander, but I would any tin.- same to those students who come troiu other parts, for we have all a common interest. \\ i: will all be delighted in some future day to iuavlt your progress in life, and be pleased. to see you rellcct honor on the place to which )‘llll owe so much. It will not only bring crediton your own country, if your career he tililtll- guisli, but gladzlen your parents, guardfans nntl neipiaiiitances. ’Ilie Amer l'iili'iit inl am convinced, a strong feeling: in your breasts. I would wiin you to bear in mind this tpio tion which, though I am not certain ol'iis bi.- iag tut lt'tcraluiii. still trill convey its wottli:

“ilrentlica there a man with soul so dead

\Vlio never to liimseIl hzilli aaid

This is my own, my native land!

\Vhose lienri hail ne‘er williiii him burned

As home his footsteps he had turned.

From wandering on n litrel‘,!lt strand.

If such there he, go mark him well:

For him no Illllii~lrvl raptures Ewrll,

lligh though his title‘, bright his name,

Boundless his wealth as \\'l>ll can claim,

Despite these titles, pow: r and pt'lf,

The wreleh, concentrated till in self,

Living. slinll lorfeit fair renown.

Anti doubly dying. shall go down

To the vile dust from which lie sprung,

Unwepl. utiliuiiouu. and “spun-AI"

Ilon. Col. Gray said: Gentlemen. Ladies and students. I have very iiim-li pleasure in complying with the desire at his Lorilsliiptu ndrcssa lcw words to you. There are dif- ferent. Subjectii on which I can congratulate you. On your military training, which very probably will conduct: much to a'develop- merit of your muscles. and instil in you n degree ot‘sclf respect, easy to assume when called on. Next I may congratulate you on your proficiency in the noble iirt ot'tcrlcket. It appears that your brother _eullegians did not shine so brightly as you did In the recent match you played. I might coimratiilittt‘. you also on what I set- in this room. I see it gr. at

improvement in lo-ilay‘a exhibition froin what

it was last year, although at that time I lintl much to approve or. I see 11 great many new faces. and your hearing Is one that any Iii- Etitiitiou should be proud of. I feel sure our wot-thy professors lilltI-l be proud afyaii. might, as I say, congratulate you, as I would the two junior classes, as well its. the Classes in (Tie-or. I congratulate you cliictiy on what has been done to-dny; but, I would “15” to point out. to you, as a subject ol ('IIlItll‘tttllltt‘ tion, something more, I have had occasion to witness the conduct. Ilepovtuieiit llllll‘ dc,- mcanor oftlic h‘t. Diitistiiii'a.atudeivts. ' heir conduct is irreprnaeliable. Ant.“ thing them can be biouzlit before tin.- put . reflects the hiithcst credit on you as well a: on the prnl‘esmra of this institution. All clashes iii tliit Island will see the necessity of both publicly and privately. and in L't‘ad‘)’ respect, aiding such an important institution. (npplausm) I would say nl._ tilil’fllllllt‘ ipiio, we that all see whom did t ol Ill'lllllll'it' Prince Edward Island owes to his lairdsliiptlie lilalltlp of Charlottetown who is not so liiirticiil irly connected with this college In my lvieud, the President, hutwlio is cliiel over all, atid \\'Iltl.\,l' zeal dcservea our wnriiievt gratiltnle,—t>iir every expression oftliiinks lur what he has thine for Education, and more particularly tor Cillll‘lulfl‘lotl‘ll. Iiiccd not particiilarise his many acts, but, “5 [was going to observe, your propriety of conduct and demeanor I! such that it gratitles me beyond menunre; and 1 would any to lliu Lordship and to the midi- once generally, as l see students from itovn Scotin, New Brunswick, Ontario, Q'ii-bcc, and elsewhere, that this is one at tho doubt-Val. proufa of the character of this Institution. No respectable families would lend their annular away unlcu they knew to whom they wt m conildiag them; and when we (IOIIIItIL‘I', gen- lcmen students, and I may say Your Ltil‘ilalilp, ladies and gentlemen, that this it the only college, properly speaking in the Island. as it I! the only one where students are tit-contain. dated with board and receive a home, it taile- serving of support. If my son were here, I know he Wuliltl he as well prov ided for an if he were In my utva IIIiIlitL‘. This is the oiin cs- tablislnnent oi' the Itinl in the laltlllil. and ever class in the Island is bound to bear in mint the paramount importance of this lusti- tution, itntl thonin other similar colleges in »y come into '.'XI:llIllt'l', certainly St. lliiiistnu'zi will have taken the lead. I heard the other day an admirable lecture. delivered by n Ilev. Mr. I'unslioa, it very cinititat native of lung. land, and In his lt't'lltre he Ipoke Very much about many qllillilll'it which lie ilnrimint Illllilu breast: of man, and are tit't’t‘iullml t‘raiii tune to time. At the same time we mustrenieuiber that qualities, like sci-us, lie dormant—they require culture an the linsbnnilman knows no well. Unless ‘Ullf cll‘urtt are directed in meeting the wls en ofyour Itindteacliers,ynu cannot expect to lllt'crctl. 'l‘lii- tirit great an. joct to be attained to that propriety of conduct to which I have alluded nit lit-lnlzynur charac- teriuic, and also the tItti-rnii’iinti in within yourselves not to allow too much llnlllt’lllt‘lll to prevent ('\‘(t'y other ambitious putt-nip; ’l‘bnse days that. are now panting can never be recalled. Unleua yaii work hard lll'll‘. you

can scarcely hope to attain literary prewmin- ‘ to whom A I) CIDED

once in the future. My honored fit-nil, the I Clitct Justice. has alluded to our common country. Welmvc (our millions afii popula- tlnn In Brililh North America. and In another oh-entie we will be eight millium—wa nation—-

and there will be a “VIII “pm for the youth at“ the pn-aent day I‘lilll‘ npml in the ll‘tl’t'ltl.

. V with honor. receiving public appointments in‘ College. “'35 II?“ in Ill“ "4“ “i ‘ii“ i “L I lirit'iiti. tinr young men are going to Un-

Aiuoiwtliosc irtwciit were lli~i Linn. I ‘ K‘ 1 ’ {Within the livid which is before yoti,thcre

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antry—Urcat Britain. Consider llieprizou in attire for roll. I have IltllIJt'tI Within the last six or seven years some wonderful lL-IIIII: springing out of t ducaiional institutions. Melt go from this IzlAllll and take their degrees,

and achieve most biilliant success.

are great met-its to be grasped. I don't mean' to say you will iill win a prize, but some at ten will. Now is the time to work hard. and look to that day alien you will lain-your [Mal- tiuti In in iltlI“ i:'t.'. Sumo mu»! rise. We can‘t all be I‘isliops or judges (laughler). There may lie onejii lge or title bishop, or one gen-.raI amongst you. ll' thcretire only two, "which one of tlieni”say you “.-linll I be; I’ll t L care to be one." I am glad to iiicctyou. IIIIII if the Lord spare me, I hope next year to inert you again, Lapplauw.)

Ilit Lordship tin-ii addressed the children, said that. after listening to the two bountiful and very appropriate discourses of the penile- nica wltuprecccdcd Iiiin—t‘liicfdustice llodu— son and the lion. tfol. Gray —it had become T’Illll'l' dillicult on llis Lordship to know what remarks to make. The students have a right to be exceedineg thankful to them for their presence, their past kindness mid tlicir ob- H'l‘t‘tlllti‘ls, .inicli showed them liot' much they Ii.id t' u: iiiiprovt- Jill, incur-lily and llIllI‘Jll)’ .it heart. As they h.t-i so many Illtlllt't‘lliclittt held out to them to be great men, Ilis Lord- :lilll would particularly draw their attention to their being also good men; and it is itii ea~ scniiai ipinliiicatioii that they, to be good men. lllllal be good boys. (Applaltsc.) Dur' g Illc' pct'iotltlicy ucnld be at home on va .tiuzi. their friends would be ticiiig with each other to show them marks of kindness. As their friend, (.‘ol. Gray. \I'Iltl kind enough to compli- ment. lllt'lll on their conduct. dt-piivliiieut aial scholastic acquireaiciita. tIi A - should lll\\‘ilys hear in mind to put in pracl 0 those lessons they had learnt. Hlie." said the venerable prelatc, "what you ought to be—a model for your young friends and nt-qiiaiiitaiices." As they were on the eve of going home, Ilis Lordship, on the part ol'all, would wish them good bye—loosing after them as iiti old friend should after it. juvenile one. At the end of the vacation, they would be expected to re- liirii. but those who tlid not, llis Lordship would always entertain a hupo that. whatever position in me any one of thctii adopted, he would make his mnik in it. (renewed up- planar).

£3 17s. 6d. TIIT CELEBRATE COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWIIIG MAGHIIIE.

litiproved aiid Perfected.

EVIilIY MACHINE WAIIRAN'I'I-ID 1’0“ FIVE YEAllS.

I For elegance of Finish it has no Rival,

Iliin Price or Low.

Simple, Dur\ble, Compact, and Cheap.

'l'lit- (.‘i-lebrnliid‘t‘oinnian .‘ linto li'iiiiiilt' Machine in now p 'mlllt'tl the public \‘Il the inipi-oreiiienla lint eiii 'tt‘cl' bu comb Sil\\‘lll,{.‘lllt‘llil|e- Ii'eiil iiboriiiidpniiiahiirc been bestowed ta biiugi iia ){iu'biitc into the very high. ml t‘ll’l‘lu in tile mile a" ' iii: Machine». It in tit-ltiimvlculged by lli 4km! ju Nam to Man-l eiilii-ely above and beyond, any cliciip Alucliiiie cvtr pru-

lliiit can be sewed on any

dneed befoic. lt will new 51% l'iuh vri l \l' - d.jin,t us llit' v and

pint ut-ii y 11 trillmnv lrtiiii swim Muslin tip in Dover tliiri. at the rate of twelve hundred ~«tilt-hen per minute. i

This Machine hurt ti new style of ft‘i’tlllltl appar‘ ulna. which iiiakea tliu .\lai-|i' l' Svlt'-,.-nidiii_c. l‘Iic cliitli, \ ilnait the aid of nil, will rim .. v at. .... mp... ,,. i i.,~ unmannm u..ll' I. r. This in an iidvnmiice not portal-Mitt] bv any other Machine in the world, high prim or low. 'l‘liisiaonc twin why this machine is no ensin inaiiapi-d by iii! A girl with one him-l I'll“ use it iuurn N hinll)‘ tbuu alto could ordinary IlItlt‘iIlIlt‘N with two hands.

'I‘hi \laciiine will Stitch, III-m. l-‘ell, tuck, Quill, t‘ord, I! d. lirail, and t-iiibroidci- in ii Illunl ttllpet’ iur llllludt‘l‘.

l'l‘lllil'tl Instructions, German or l-Iii-vlisli, Screw Driver. lliiniincr. Ilil (.‘iiii, lt‘mii- Need a. iiiid'l'iiblc Hump, iiewiiipauy each Miieliiiiu without. c.\lvii curl.

’l‘lieno Machines can be seen at. llnrviu's licelt

Store. Ill-INIIY A. IIARYIIC. Agl'lll for 1'. li. lrl ind.

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Oneida House, Head of Queen’s Wharf.

' ‘IIF. subscriber has just received per bark L'sniivi from Lit'crpool—inslir. li‘iaiitiiia front Montiual, iind hclu'. ()xwanu irotii Button—the following;

STAPLE GOODS :

Ann-alto. melul‘ (Iii,

Flu!" and t‘urii Meal, 1‘.

and A‘ll" Intuit,

. iid Dab-i,

‘llp iianai‘y,

. abut-co and Pi icit, k‘Siilu Leather, l diakca . yin-blinds M 'Jprongn / Aliiaiirc forks

xiii.’ (ilillivvnn: that.) :a an I-i . 1......tw.

smiat' s, 5 Am

.\lii:dai ' Sb vi~|ii (at; .t i'nd point liltlllllll Lii ;. ll'qa,

t'lurea, . N ha Hueaths

Katine-"it, ipo (dill ' tit. size») tilrntield ."lnrcli, , Nails pll Linda

('oi-n (lo lloriaii Kaila 7 x 8 (‘ulli-c llllll‘e) lliit'licl

Iirouiiiu.

iiiullllll All..piee,. vii-rubbing lIriiincs i

Sail l'eii-e,

Ahiin and ('tldbenr, Shun ill

lIlnn Stone, Htova do (‘nppt-vtte; White \Viull do llorax, Whispn dc Duck Saws

Cream of Tailar, Shoo A: .Stuvo lllnek‘g

The above Goods will be rold as CllliAl‘ for casii its any new oll'cred in this ’I‘utvn. ASHER BLACK, Ouciiln I'llllll‘. Ilend Queen’s “'hiirl', Viiiniaei‘iile. June il. Dbl".

1868.

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WIIOIJISA LI'. I.\l l'lHITI'ZlL 0!"

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'RICHARDS, '

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Spring 8:. Summer 1868,

J UST OPENED

Clifto ,_ Iiiouse.

'1'“ Gill I‘AT VARIETY OF

Educ & Qliktiiiiliiizihlc «Snails,

INI trusses, Sui-kn, Donut-ta, llnts. llibbtins. 'l‘i'inimings ufall Iiilitlrl, Paranoia, Steel ‘ Mtirts, Cloths, Vents, l'antl, etc. Also: 1

Boots and Shoes,

‘ gin variety.) / Hats .8; Caps. / Leather, / Nails,

and everything suitable for country trade.

A Liberal Discount to Cash Customers. HCIIITIIMAN 8.: JOHNSON. Clinon ch' London, }

. L. 'GlfitD‘IN Eli, AT THE

EUREKA HOUSE,

SUMMERSIOE,

New client For Sale iit low prices for Cash or

reliable credit, a large and well~ assorted stock of

MERCHANDIZE,

of almost every description, recently lauded from the III-ii; (taunts from Liverpool Aosizs t‘ in lloston, MARIA Aiii;i.i. from .\loutrenl..’tiid suit-ii lfiaiiiiocc, from Halifax,

IN DRY GOODS,

llny he found Ladica' Dress Materials, in t'aburgs, Alp. Molinirs, (Iainlcts, t.‘it‘- ciissinus, linei ants, muslins, papliiis. n'iet 'ii. l-‘reiicit amines and silks. In Slit 'ls—cttsliiiicre, wovc paisley, Indiana, l.'nni:i, fancy tissue and lace; linen and union tAlfllt‘mu. black and colored murcen; rose. l'lnl‘u “it‘ll”: val and anibercolorcd Llama. \vlille lustre, fancy giiigiinuis, uuvniiv. iiuim. tioii Welsh and EWIIII'liIlI “much; with. quilting, cnrtaindan .1,iiiaiitlu la a; white union damask, \ict a and printed cloth 'l‘ablc Covers; Coniitvrpancs; silk, cambric, and colored border lliiiitlkt‘s. Lint-y, light and diiik l'rints, fancy shit-tings, Turkey Itetl (fiction; jaconct, caiuliric, Luak, mall and alllll Marlins: cotton, toilet and worsted bul- lion Fringe; towels. totvelliiig, rough aiitl dreritcd llullands; ladiea’ clntlijzickcis, linen idiirt fronts; longclotli, fancy cotton and fancy llanlicl shirts; vesting-i, waterproof clulli, wool corduroy, mixed IliL‘llOlI, Scotch and Canadian 'I‘wccds; black; colored and other tilollis; hosiery, paranoia, gloves in variety, ribbons, vt-lvcts, laces, iliiwcrs, feathers; tiress‘. bonnet and hat t‘vapes; black and rub orctl rilk gossamer, tilk blondc net (white and black), women's, Misaea' and child's straw llatv, Albums, braids; bugled, dress. but mid bonnet 'I‘rimiiiings. in black, crystal and amber colors; black and white lace falls, black and white dress caps, lacu mittens and gloves, white and drab corsets, brooches. bends nml Lerlins of every color and shade. tlrcaa buttons; laiiirs' and geiits' paper and linen collars and calls; do; dc.

Goods, in white apd colored warps. tickiiigs, cotton aiid union iectings, drills, with. which were bought iii Aanchestcr before the late

will much lower than formerly.

In Boots and Shoes,

are oll‘crcd nn excellent assortment of .Imcr- iciiii tiniiinfitctnrc, iii Nos. to suit feel. iii any size, which were purchaned lower than can he

tibia, and are otl‘ered at a corresponding rate. [[1113 and Caps,

both English and American, In newest styles. Oil Clttlll. table covering. all cloth carpeting, (litigiitli and American) tilcc patterns; paper and venetian blinds, English room paper. chintz border paper; felt, ltciiip and till wool carpeting, readyvniado (.‘lotliingz dc. ; the.

IN HARDWARE

iii found at. the Iiuttiatm almost every article iii the line rupiircd for .IIlat-ksiiiiths, (.‘nrringti Maker: and Farmers, t'ulluisllllg in part of It) tons, every bar of which Is the best rrlliietl Scotch Iron, from ,l to 2A in. square, including oval, A roun [7 unl hoop iron, iron can axle», turned arms wltli boxes complete, plough mounting, slicct zinc. blicct lead, lend pipe, tarred paper, barn donr hinges and rollers, all itizcs; well wheels. grabbing, field and garden hoes, intuitive and hay forks—two and three line; Nash's scyllicsda‘riillii‘ii double rcllned tlu-; cradle st'yllies, rakes, buckets. bruoiav, taint liviiests, 2 tons Nails—tram A in. to f: in.; wrought. and cut. spikes, 40 boxes Siiiitha-ick (Hats from x 'J In a: x '.’l air 1. Olive, curator, paint, lubricating, cad, kero- sene and call iivi-r Oils, ;I'urllt'llllllc,IIulIlelt', .lnpaii ,Vurtilslt—tlillbrcilt «pialitics—wciivi-rs' I‘t'cllll. boat Ilailn, it superior article of i-tcc' shovels suitable for mussel niiul, stair rodr, fitiuo bolts and. nuts for carriage and othtr work, Ami-victim tvttggpin axles. in etiiniiion, A patent, ti patent and patent; truckwaggoii axles Id, I! and Ii inches, eliplic and side springs; exist. blister. sprint; iiinl tieriiian alt‘t‘l; carriage malleablvu til iill sizes iiiitl kinds; rllvcriindjtipnu hub Illlllllll,flll\‘t:l' ct-n- trcil, bent hlt-ltoi-y riinit, whip sockets, live bolts; cone, com tor-sunk and round liciitl rivet. for sleigh and carriage wutk; enamel thick, patent tiislier leather, chusblun buttons and tails bone liciid tackii, ninl a new article c lit-d I'l ‘i;t.tmit for shilling CUnIIlUlIS-‘t't‘lltii to curled hair at .1 the coat.

Alan tiii hand a good and varied assorliiictit of English and American

Shelf Ha. aware,

in t'nt'i-ry. locks, cltisels, wrenches, braces,

trans.

1 and

GENERALlENGIISH & FOREIGN

GROCERY GOODS,

NOR'I'II WIIARF, ST.JOIIN. N.Il., begs to state to l s minicruua patrons and the public generally, that his

STOCK

will, (in a fewldays) on arrival of ships lt‘lcinmr, ('liot‘cd, anpulo, and SIypttti'a,

FROM LONOOH AND LIVERPOOL.

Acadia, from GLASGOW, be

Most comp etc 85 larger

than any Other n the Province, and solicits tli attention of

'tlasli and Short time Buyers,

DVANTAOE will to given.

2. L. RICHARDS?

Wholesale Tan. Tobacco. and General Grocery \I’linreliomemln. North Wharf. St. John. N.

B. M: y ht, Iscs. l

bill. hollow angers, curt-ice l‘lliua. curtain bands, illl'l‘, wool and cotton t‘lll‘lla; farricra' kimw, plncers and Eiltlcllllllllllcl'fl, bench and moulding plant-r. iinali chest bundles, and every article usually kept in a hardware store.

In Groceries 8t. Ilyo Stufl's

Arc nil‘ci'cd best English Muatard,l’cp- per, player, cit-uni tartar. nllspii-e, ciniiinnon, chm-it, ciiri'anta. Illlllnt‘uu, raisins. crushed and brown ltllflllt'fl'lt‘v. Cruelit‘ca, syrups, unlit, butter, wine 0) ster and other crackers; pilot bread; llyperiiic lied Wooil—tltaltlyu Illil). Yellow Wood. log-wood. he.

Jiiiit Received and Olforod For Sale: 60 ables New York Solo'llealht-r, on do. Iicndlea’ Seals and Kip Leather very cheap. 17 boxes and Caddies Tobacco, 327 bbis. Flour and Kiln Dried Meal.

Congou Teal

which for quality and price as yet has bad

no sitcccsslul competitori

C (J’- GAII DI NER.

imerniiie, .Iiine I8 1868. Tea. l

on In Summorsido can ha

I). ROGERS.

I'll-I be, had at t e Store ol

Jum- I I lat:

itNAL, THUiisoav, J

new Goons 1868.

Also I! uttered a good assortment of Staple

iiilvniicc price In ' cottoi. goods, and will be

ittiiiulit either in England or the New Domi-

i868. amine. THOMAS B. HALL,

Beg-i to Inform his customers and the people of Prince (‘ounly in general, that he has jllal. rcccivi d the