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BLACKSTONE BANK.

TINE Stockholders fthe BLACKsToNE BANK in Uxbridce
i are hereby notified to meet at their Banking Roem
on Saturday March Sd, le49, at O'Clock p M to con-
slider the expediency of applying the Legislature for
renewal ofs charter and TO any other Bushes that
may be brought before them By order of the Directors
Uxbridge, Feb IA q. w. HAYWARD, Cash
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
FOR SAM FRANCISCO,
AND THE GOLD REGIONS,
To sail from Providence, March goth.

To sail from Providence, March Goth.
n VNHE splendid and favorite coppered and cop
41IM i per fastened fast sailing packet ship SOUTH
HEhR AMERICA, (650 tons) Capt NATHANIEL w.
- SowLE having splendid cabin accommodations
and roomy between decks being feet this ship
offers favorable opportunity for passengers who wish
go comfortably. The between decks of this ship will be
fitted up spacious Saloon painted berths, curtained
and cabin be well ventilated with spacious companion,
ways over each hatch way
The first cabin is finished with rosewood and hogany
divided into spacious and furnished modern
style. The Ladies' Cabin Is finished and furnished the
best style and offers favorable opportunity TO families
going San Francisco.
Capt sowle is accomplished officer in the Pacific
trade and passengers going by this ship which is remark
ably fast sailer, will be sure Of quick passage.
An early applications for freight passage should be
made to VIM. WHIPPLE BROWN,
No. West Water Street. Union Buildings,
Feb %. dtM2O Providence, r. l.
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Nichols ACademy-DudIey Mass.
THE Spring Term OF this institution will commence
Monday, the nineteenth day of March nert, and will
continue until the last Saturday In June.
ALDEN SOUTHWORTH, Principal.
Dudley, Feb %.
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CORN AND MEAl
Rarnas' Patent TeW Lon.

ACKSMITHS and others who use the Jorge
ore informed that the above named iEm 1900
,n,i,teJ nv all who them TO nave th' pleiele
are mas nav in use in saving of labor ana coa
over an INCARNATION inquire OF Messrs Bradley
Rice Allen & Thurbern ~ . ilI.a m a "A'''
ard Pool VIM A. WHEELER's FOUNDRY.
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FOUND,

ant Hat The owner have the same by gaining
On The subscriber AMI paying charges u,1 RIPLEY.
cold BrcoR March2 dSt sA'l u = 49,
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NOTICE

III PERSONS Indebted to the late firm OF H. Din1
A CO. are requested TO make immediate d,,Ie .hs
11SS r. GREG0RY who is authorized TO settle l.e
affairs OF the coh0ein Worcester, March g.
Court House.
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LOST,

ROLL OF BILLS containing sso ,b line o ffasi
A be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at 'Hi' o''''
March /.
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FAR0T All AUCTION.

ia ~ ~ sold at Public Auction, on the premises,
IN on on TSarsdqy the fifteenth day Of MarGh nsTe
FARM Of late se 9e. Of Gand
Sal Farm consists Of .s osa upon liberal
win be sold "i'H0u' r. H. g. P. RICE, Executors;
,uorcester. Feb q, le49. o0e~---
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certainly commands fair remuneratve price. when il
Is considered that ii costs but about SIS per ton 10
manufacture it, But these facts show conclusiyey that
the clamor about The low prices Of iron. and the
attacks made upon the tariff, are for political pur-
poses, and to minister to the most sordd private in
terests And We do not hesitate to say that if the
ron.masters OF Pennsylvania have stopped their works.
and turned their men out OF employment, it has
been done, not from necessity but for the selfish
ends tbs done to operate upon the pending election.
and to bring about increase OF duty upon the article
which they manufacture not because they cannot make
money by the manufacture but because they do not make
it as fast their gaspng avarice desires tits "pg
iron trick Of wing politicians and wing IRON masters. who
have already made immense fortunes through the nstru
mentality Of thu high taxwhich the American farmers
and mechanics have been compelled to pay upon that
most essential necessary Of life under the form of pro-
lection. And this pg" iron trick is always played in
Pennsylvania just at the time important election
happens to be pending. The people begin understand
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COMMERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondents.
NEw Yoax, Sept. I2-wednssdsy, 4 D.

NEW YoRK, Sept l2-Wednesdsy, 4 p m.
The fall business has continued exceedingly active and
satisfactory The number OF dealers In the city IL very
large and their demands for goods Of i'm
prove prices, while their payments OF bills made with
great promptness This early receipt OF money nom the
interior has caused Il continue abundant In the city
and those who predicted in It's value find their
calculations Four circumstances have consped
to improve the prices Of domestic manufactues-vizi
rise In the raw material the long summer drought; the
influence OF cholera among operatives and lastly
tive and healthy demand based upon the healthy export
trade OF the Union That the interests OF the of
consumers lies exclusively in the profitable sale OF their
produce is well known When to the large home market
important foreign demand added the value of the ag-
gregate sales Is enhanced and the prosperity of the pro-
duces becomes manifest in active demand for wrought
fabrics This affects those few articles which, being better
manufactured abroad through natural and artificial advan
tagss return home the proceeds of produce sod ell
the immense body of home. goods and both the
importing and manufacturing interests particpa
ting in the prosperity created mainly by the favorable
port trade Many manufacturers taking advantage of
the abundance OF money hold stocks for risean op.
GRAFTON which WILDE ascbed Of high tariff when
inevitable disaster overtakes such folly, Notwithstanding
the present disposition Of and wooen fabrics adj
vance. The tmportatons OF goods continue large, but
at higher prices than earlier in the season. owing
the generally prosperous condition of the foreign mar
kets, resulting from the pacific aspect OF affairs politically,
abundant harvess and cheap money. These have pro-
duced the continent, well as In England, rise in
wages well material and induced caution among
holders Of goods here in regard to forcing sales.
The prosperity OF the great valley Of the Mississippi
manifest in the receipts of produce New Orleans the
western waters and the exports thence is in degree
indicated in the following table, tx.
Receipts and vale of articles of produce at Nsp Or
. leans, year ending August 81
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We have the pleasure of announcing that Mr. Elijah
Hise, OF Kentucky, late charge of the United States at
Guatemala. has arrived in Washington. After abori.
mission, he has returned to his country in improved
health in fine spirits, and, understand successful
in the object which he desired to accomplish After
tedious and protraced voyage, in which he was ship.
wrecked, he at length reached his port OF destination
only to encounter new difficulties and dangers in his
travels 10 the capital Of Guatemala Heiound the coun
try in the midst Of revolutions and it was some time
before there was regular government formed to receive
his credentials and enter into negotiation He was then
emnenly successful. He is said to have made salts
factory treaty with Guatemala, by which, among other
Objects he has secured for his countmen the right OF way
to connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by means of
canal There are two letters published last week in the
New York Herald from resident OF Guatemala, which
give some OF the particulars of the negotiation and
its results, which shall lay before our readers to
show the advantages which Mr. Hse has secured to u.s.
and the zeal, energy, and distinguished ability with
which he has conducted the negotiation. We are con.
fdent that the gratitude Of his country will reward him
for the services he has rendered her.
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key dull for Ohio Sugar active at former rates
Tobacco very active all the Cuba at this and neghbor-
ing ports has been taken the coming crop
being supposed very short Sales Kentucky, 81 cents
and light stocknone to be had under Is cents Rreighs
continue dull.
Money very plenty, yet the demand for exchange, not
outstanding the considerable Importation is less than the
supply Although the export of United States stocks has
declined considerably under returning peace and improved
value for money for commercial purposes abroad, some
drawers ask 10 per but first class bills sold % 81
less known, 81 81 showing thar the imporations are
mostly paid for, and essenng the prospect Of specie
mittances The stock market has remained very heavy
ON tions
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From the Mobile Herald, Of Sept.


ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER SEVERN
The steamship Severn, Capt Vincent from Southamp-
ton, arrived at her anchorage in the lower bay on Sun
day morning. She made the run from Havana to this
port in days.
At Havana quarantine is still enforced on all vessels
going from the United States.
The city OF Havana continued unusually sickly.
Mr. Downer, pilot of the Severn has favored us with
file Of the Gaoeta de Ia Hapana coming up to the Goth
ult.
These papers say not a word about the Rev affair.
They equally silent the invasion question" The
Presidents proclamation however published on the
27th.
We learn that the Severn brought dispatches from our
consul. Gen. Campbell, to Lieut. Randolph, commander
Of the soopofwar Albany Their tenor is not under
STOOD but supposed be an order for that vessel TO re-
pair Immediately to Havana.
Ii was mentioned by a passenger, that at Principe
strong symptoms OF outbreak had been manifested
and that the soldiers stationed there sided with the popu
lace In consequence Of this all the forces at that place
had been ordered to Havana, and like number trans
ferred from the capital TO take their places.
The Severn sailed yesterday morning for Vera Cruz
with eight passengers from this city. c. Narkoe esq
OF the firm oil Manning, Markoe & Co., Vera Cruz, who
has been soourning for time in the United States
among them. To this gentleman a number Of
Americans, their way to California, have been placed
under obligations for kndnesses and attentions
extended to them.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Urs.. our D.lslmer. Cer.,....a..,.
BALrIAonE, Sept. Is

BALriAoRK. Sept. ISIS p. m.
The Philadelphia Grsms~.-7xs WasAiagto. s,llitsvy-
Democratic jsbiis-opemf~g Of the eampsg. mar
ksts, &c. r
The Philadelphia hremen arrived from Washington las,
night and eloquent in their description of the grand re-
cepuon given them in your city They received the
cars by the Howard company, and escorted TO tho Western
Hotel where sumptuous enertanment spread before
ihem' the small hours Of the night rolling around before
they separated They are being escorted to-day through
the city, and will leave for home tomorrow morning
The two military companies from Washington are kept
constantly going from one point Of the city tho other
accept tue hospitality that has been extended 10 them
They were to have returned this morning 10 W.shington
but having so many engagements 10 full thew remained
until this evening" and marching 10 the cars to do
part.
The democratic jubilee yesterday afternoon =, IN, Al.
quith Street Gardens, substantial affair and
the speaking kept up until dark The speeches az r.
Parkin Scott ESQ., and the Hon Robt. M McLane attract
ed universal attention. and drew forth repeated rounds Of
applause After dusk they adjourned tho front Of the
Argus ofce-their 'new citade"-snd listened num-
Der Of speeches under the auspices OF the Tenth Ward
democrats. The meeting was opened by George H. Hick-
man, esq., who introduced Is. Brown, esq, oil Washing
excellent addresses by Charles s. Spence, esq of tho
candidates for the legislature and by Mr. Carr of tho
Hon Dabney s. Carr. - astss ttst
The wing candidates for the legislature In Baltimore
county have declined meeting the democrats the stump,
in accordance with the proposition made by the latter
The MARKKrs.-In the Baltimore market, this morning
there sales Of 800 barrels Howard flour S5
sales yesterday afternoon of 400 barrels City Mills -four
S5 06t and today 500 barrels sold at Is. Sales
wheat without change lO6 iorgood prime red
and los ITO for white; family -four white liz liz
Sales yellow 60 cents, and white IS 81
cents Oats 80 80 Whiskey 2si cents. in barrels
provisions have sales 100 bb pork $40 75
and 80 prime 80 sales 80 hhds sides 81 cents 30
hhds shoulders at 81 cents, and hams II 70 ii
Sales 50 bbs lard cents and $50 bbls grease lard
private terms.
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To the Editers.


NEw YoaE. Sept 10, 1919.
BY the steamer whose arrival at Halifax is teecrapbed
we learn that Mr. Bancroft has returned home As soon
as he reached London from Paris he found his secretary
recalled IN an uncourteous manner, and greenhorn in
hrs place. Mr.. Bancroft Immediately made arrangements
to leave and he has arrived in this country; so that we
now have the full benefit OF Mr. Caytons superior saga
city, good sense, and diplomatic skill! We have no
minister IN Engand and all great interests are con
nded 70 the care OF youth without experience
since the kepubllc-the government organ-adms Mr.
Drodhead the recalled secretary, competent 10 b.
the minister, It cannot be denied that Mr. Clayton has
committed gross error in this, as in most OF his publ,
business and Gen; Taylor should request him TO resign
forinwith IL Is about time were freed from thes,
resurrection politicians, who, during their Wondering In
A WING.
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Cennsc.lea, Ware. for Maryland.

We understand that Truman Smith, after having been
locked up some days in the document.room the Capt.
ol. and after having repenshed his pockets from the
wing corruption fund in charge OF the Rough and Ready
Club Of this city, left yesterday morning for the theatre Of
operations in Maryland. He seen getting out Of
the morning train Of in Baltimore, and, therefore,
has safely arrived. Our friends in Maryland will now
have an opportunity to drive bargains with him.
de is, we have no doubt, well freghted with wooden
numegs and other Connecticut wares-hat is to say,
wing Arguments in the shape OF money, wing docu-
ments, and libels upon the democracy-and he will be
ready to struck and dicker with anybody that has
vote TO SELL Besides his usual assortment OF eectoneer.
ing tricks, humbugs, and appliances he probably will
carry with him power Of attorney from the cabinet
authorizing him to tender Offices to the people not
as brides, but as persuasive arguments TO induce them
vote for the wing candidates for Congress And, very
likely, he will offer his services as Office broker TO such
as will work well for the wing cause We trust our
friends will be prepared for his reception chatter and
trade with him, but in the end give him Just such
shave as he got from the people OF Indiana. Such
treatment will be the very thing for such blunder.
ing and brazen political gambler, who hes,ates at no
trick intrigue, however low and dsgraceful to carry
his point Truman will be known by all who see him
Like the poers about the depots he bears upon his hat
the following label: Political agent and wing manager
general, licensed and employed by the cabinet"
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The New Orleans Delta OF the 5h inst preiaces its
correspondence from Havana with the following re-
marks:
BY the British steamer which left Havana the 18th
August, we have received, from intelligent correspond
ent in that city the following letters containing the i'm
Por'ant Intelligence Of the probable OF the
revolution.
twill be seen that the government has been driven to
the desperate measure OF calling the militia, and has
organized force OF four thousand volunteers These
wan be among the most efficient supporters OF the cause Of
independence Though the the island seem
70 be premature the great unanmty of the people in favor
oil Independence induces hope that il will meet with
brilliant success The points which reported TO have
pronounced are Havana the strongest places
the island They the points, too, where the friends Of
Independence rally with the greatest strength
II will be seen that the English consul has for rein
orcements Tor the English feet around the island be
hand to protect the property and lives OF English residents
In Cuba. In the mean time, citizens left without
any adequate protection, there being naval force
toned that island, the Rartan and Saratoga having
merely stopped for short time and then proceeded
north Our think that ships
better employed in watching and harassing own ct-
zens and deprivng them Of the right for which fathers
fought, the right of expatration.
The correspondence is too voluminous for our paper
to-day. We shall carefully examine it. and if we deem
it of sufficient Importance will transfer it to our columns
10 morrow.
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FATAL AccIDEST-ExTRAoRDINARYo Communicative
stated few days ago, that Mr. Henry Plat, OF Phladel-
phia, agent OF the Washington Union and other pa
pers, killed recently, Thomason, Georgia, by
the falling OF decayed tree standing the side Of the
road which he was travelling in sulkey. His back
leg, and his horse also killed The Savannah Republic
can says:
"At the time of the occurrence, there wind
abroad cloud above without word Of warning the
the OF his sudden death Was IL the result Of acct.
dencel A man who was born in a distant part Of the
country, happens TO be at particular spot In Western
Georgia on certain day. at certain hour, ave. alta GER
tain and at that instant tree which had been
battling the storms Of heaven for perhaps century, falls
The coincidence Is mysterious his tate Is melan-
choy ."-Norfok Beacon.
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From Mexico,

Late advces from Tampico, received at New Orleans,
state that Gen. Arsta and Col Canacs have Indignantly
repudiated all connection with the Sierra Madre move
ment which caused such excitement in Matamoras in
June last The conducas of specie from the mines OF
Tampco announced passing along with great tran
GUILTY. The bandt that nfest the roads about the
capital to have stomach for extending the scene
of their operations in that direction. The latest arrival
of specie received is the 10th ult when from Zacate
cas- conveyed $59l,67s, and from ST. Luis Potosi
$685. 1896, being total of 81 22s474 This was put on
board the British steamer Trent for Europe
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10 the Edisars.

GENTLEMEN; BE pleased TO say, for the information OF
those Of your readers who take an interest in he mater
that the publication of the 18th volume Of the Reports Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States has been deayea
IN consequence Of long and dangerous illness to whic
was subjected during the But il is now in IN,
hands OF the printers, and will soon be issued.
Respectfully, yours
BENZ. C. HOWARD
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TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.
NAyr DryAsrusrr,

Bureau Provisions and Clothing, september ID 1850.
"Popo~aIs for Freight
enc will be received bureau until three O'Clock
an Thn-day The October e<9, Cor Of
barrels lcss) Of from The yard
Maachuset the port Of Macao In China here b
United
DIE senior officer present
asked per distinction between and d and each
half bae Of beef pork four RICE vinegar pickles,
whskey dried apples, will be considered barrel AZ omer
packages be estimated the Of ~ cubic eet ~ psr
they NAV contain Of III casks
the fhs win deducted No gimse 70 BE- al
working days be SLOWED escn OF
ports Of Macao for taking n and d.ss,ns i
be made by agent In the United STATES 70 -
bidder designated In the charter party, wtin
thirty days producing satisfactory evidence o. me delivery Of
usual inspection, ana - q the
navy ward by Of October 1872 ready receive
ana for examination within three days
bens the bureau will consider itself
lowest bidder, make
ssh srssneements as may public insets
Sept H-lafw
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We think the iron-masters concede that these are
very fair prices The Russian and Swedish bar-iron GER
alnly commands very fair price, and the ordinary
kinds Of British bar-iron bring also fair prices The
American bar is Of superior quality. and, we venture
say commands higher price, although is not quoted
IN 'hs paper from which we copy. The American pig
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ABRAMS IN NEw YoRK.-On Monday, the presentation
sword 70 Gen Avezzana, by his Italian compaots in
View fork, took place. The ceremony was conducted
win great pomP and parade Speeches In Italian and
Engusn Were made and poem on Rome was read by It's
autnor ~ ~ Clements, followed by an Italian ode b,
Aohle Ascoli Gen Avezzana was alerwsrd Escorted 10
the Park where he introduced TO the civic
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TAMMANY MEETING PosrPoNED.-The democratic CON-
for Monday evening" says the correspondent OF the Penn
syvanan, until such times we hear from the barn.
burning convention that meets at Utica on Wednesday
The prospects more favorable for unon-at least
such union among the will drive federalism
from the high places now occupies in the State coun-
ellis, and occupies only by the unreasonable divisions
the democratic camp. Everything looks propitious for
the success OF the cause in November next.
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Maine Election.

BosroN, September l1.--Some returns have been re-
ceved of the election held in Maine yesterday for gov
ernor and members OF the State Legislature We have
the vote OF twelve towns in Cumberland six in York,
and in Lincoln which foot up follows comparing
them with the vote in the same towns last year.
1919. l84S
Hamlin, (whigO S,29I Hamn, (whig,) 3,42l
Hubbard, (dem;0 $3.50 Dana, (dem.,) 4,iSs
Talbot. (eesoiler) 600 Fessenden, (free-soil) I,O57
twill be seen that the vote is not so heavy as il was
last year. but the general result in the State will proba.
Gratis.
The LEGIsLATuREThe result for representatives, so
far as returns are received is as follows:
Towns. Wing. Towns Democrat
Portland, Gorham,
New Gloucester, Wesbrook,
Calais (gain) - Cape Elizabeth, 1
Saco, gain Standish, 1
Bddeiord, ] Kitlery, e /
Belfast, ~a ..-#
Bangor, FL
II is expected that there will be wing gain of repre-
sentatves throughout the State
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MINISTER TO RoxE.-lt Is stated the authority of lie,
ers from the Mediterranean, that the Sd ut the rea
Constitution cast anchor of Gaea, and the new charge
from the United States went ashore. Soon aerward, h
wps presented 70 the Pope and the King Of Naples.