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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-01
Notlfes.
MMTORCES COUNTY MECHAN-
Wv ICs' ASSOCIATION CELEBRATION,



MONDAY, September Sd, 1855.
The laying of the Corner Stone of the Hall of the
Worce County Mechanics Association. viii BE cele
rated the Sd Of September next by Procession, Adj
dress, and Dinner
ner Stone, at IL o'clock. by HENRY S. WASHBURN,
ESQ President of the Association.
Immediately aft the close of these services, the Dir
will be served in the Agricultural Hall, by Nj, b.
The city Guards and the Worcester Light Infantry
have posey offered their services 10 perform eseort duty
on the occasion
The Procession will form at 10 o'clock A. NJ. precisely
IN Lincoln Square in the following order
Chief Marshal aid Aids.
Music Boston Brass Band.
Aid. City Guards Aid.
Worcester Light Infantry.
Committee of Arrangements.
Aid President Of the Association and Reader of Aid
Chaplains Of the day.
Sice Presdent TREASURER and Secretary Of the Associa
titn.
Vice Presidents of the day.
Committee laying Corner Stone.
Building Committee.
Special Trustees OF the Hall.
Invited Guests.
Aid Mayor and Members of the City Aid.
Government of the City of Worcester.
Honorary Members Of the Association.
Members of the Worcester County Mechanics Association
Reute of she Procession.
From Lincoln Square through Highland, Harvard,
Iiowdon, Chestnut Pleasant Main Park Salem and
Union Sts to Lincoln Square, thence Up Main St to the
Associations buildings, attend the services Of laying
the and from thence through Elm an Agri-
cultural Ss., to the Agricultural Hall to Dinner.
The DinneFs-At the dinner, addresses may be
expsced from distinguished Speakers, with Sentiments
and Music.
HESRg s. WAsHnuRN viii preside assisted by the fol-
twng gentlemen as Vice Presidents.
Jos. D. Daniels Vim B Fox
Vim. A. Wheeler Samuel B, Scott
Ichabod Washburn j. p. Ketell
VIM. Il. Merrded Henry w Miller
Albert Tolman Fireman Upham
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CIutbtne, &r.

NEW STYLE OF
FALL 9TH I'm G..
MEooRNEY 4 BIGELOw are receiving splendid
assortment of FALL CLOTHING, which will be sold as
low ~ last years styles are selling.
We have large and we'll selected assortment Of Cents
FURNISHING GOODS which are very low.
Our assortment Of Broadcloths, Cassneres, and plain
and fancy Docskins, vesngs, &C., &c, equal 70 the
best We can make them into garments that will give
entire satisfaction 10 our customers.
NIB. Fall Fashions just received.
MECoRNEY BIaELoW,
au23 d&wtf Merchant Faiors ala Main street.
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wv ORKlNGME EMS LOAN AND FUND
Wv ASSOCIATION!

Created under and by virtue of Act Of the legislature
for the special benefit of the Middng Classes One per-
Eon may borrow money to build purchase home by
paying small sums each month"; often than they
have been paying for rent another member by deposiing
two dollars per month, will reap greater interest
than in any other way, as 1t is under the supervision
the state and the money be lent real estate secur
~ only is more safe than Savings Banks. Com
municaon with the office win be answered Immediately
and copies OF bylaws sent The operation Of letting
money is entirely different from any other.
Office No. 10 Aslatic Bank Building, Salem, Mass.
iel0 d&wf SAMUEL MACINTIRE, Sec'y.
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LOAN FOR 100000.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASS4CBUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. . July n, 1855.
by virtue Of an execution which issued on Judgment
NIB in favor of JOHN J. WISE, of the City, County
and State O New York, Gentleman, against Joseph s.
Hill, OF Worcester, in our said County, Gentleman at the
June term Of the Court of Common Pleas for the County
of Worcester A. D. 1855 have taken all the right ia
equity that the said Joseph S. Hill has, on this tWen-
ty-seyenth day Of July, A. D. 1855 redeem certain
morgaged real estate situated in said Worcester and the
same that is described in mortgage deed thereof from
the said Joseph s. Hill Joseph A Tenny recorded in
the Registry Of Deeds for said County, book 594 page H.
and on Saturday the tSenty ninth day Of September next
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, at my Office in said Wor
cester No, Worcester Bank Block shall offer for sale
by Public Auction, to the highest bidder said right in
equity Of redemption. ]. DAY,
2u25 d3w Deputy Sheriff
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GPRINGFIELD YOUNG LADIES' IN
~ STETUTE. Springfield, Mass.

The Fail Term will commence Wednesday, seplem
Der 18th and continue till Christmas The regular
will be comprehensive ard thorough be enjoyed
In the best semnares of New England
The number Of pupils in the family of the principal will
be limited to fifteen twenty that young ladies may
be uuded by social influences while in the pursuit Of
their studies.
Expenses Tor board and tuition 5000 per year.
Tuition will lie the same as heretofore
d. BANGS, PriI cipal.
Court street. Springfield, July a. iy27 d&wtf
GINGING SCH DOL. WILLIAM SUMNER
~ will open School for all DESTROYS Of learning to sing
at ihe YEsrRY OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH. PLEAS
ANT STREET, on TIL RSDAY, Aug. 3d. at II O'Clock
j. NJ Terms for "a Decentralization, So 90; Ladies'
81 90.
First lesson will befree to all (sngers as well as begin.
nersl at which time particulars will be made known.
aul5 daW3w
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EBUBLIC SCHOOLs.-IN BOARD OF school
!.

NBUBLIC SCHOOLS.-IN BOARD OF School
II COMMITTEE July %, 1855, it ordained as follows
1s That the building Sycamrre St. be used for
Q Grammar School in three departments and for two
Secondary, and three Primary Schools.
2nd That the Grammar School shall be confined to
that part Of the city lying south of Front Pleasant
es., and that the scholars from Thomas Schools to be
promoted to the High School at the end of the
year, he permitted to finish the year in that School.
Sd, That the boundaries of the Secondary and Primary
Schools to be located in the Sycamore School House. be
fark and Austin SITS the North, and Orange the
4h, That Primary School be opened in Thomas
School House. for the benefit of scholars of that grade
residing between franklin St the South, Trumbul &
Sprr SITS. the West, and Thomas and Prospect SITS
ON the North and also that additional teacher be
employed in the Pine st. School, if it shall be found
necessary to accommodate Primary scholars in This dis
iriet.
9Th, That another Primary School be opened in the
bain St. School House for the convenience of Primary
oregon and that part lying North of Front and West of
Epring Sts
Parents and others concerned wiz please notice.
au29dtf A. TUCKER Secretary.
GgGA WARD,-Losr "a plan Of the
&ID N W Grounds, Buildings, Tracks, &c. oil the Nor
wieq Worcester Railroad in Worcester. ANY person,
reward, @. S. TURNER,
Worcester, August ", 1855, au23 DIFF
LOAN FOR 100000.
The City Treasurer of the City of Worcester Massanhu-
SETS hereby gives notice. that under vote of City
Council, passed July 1885, for consolidating the City
Debt, proposals will be received until September 10th,
1885, at II O'clock NJ, for loan of
One Hundred thousand Dollars,
For which transferable bonds of said City will be issued
bearing date October 1855 and tht principal payable
as follows the first payment Of ten thousand dollars in
the year 1865 and the balance equal annual Payments
bearing interest at the rate of six per per annum,
payable semi annually the first days of April and DC.
tober in each year Said proposals be for the whole
or any part of said loan, not less than $500.
All proposals to he sealed tn he
City Of Worcester and directed to the care Of the CITY
Treasurer, Worcester, Mass.
The City Treasurer, by and with the advice If the FL
nance Committee of the City Council Of said Worcester,
will reserve the right of rejecting the whole any portion
of said bids. GEORGE w. WHEELER.
Treasurer of the City of Worcester.
VIM I. MERRIFIELD.
Chairman the Finance Committee.
aul5 distsep29
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HRoSITIVE SALE OF FURNITURE
AND UPHOLSTERY, AT GREAT Discount.
FRANCIS HARRINGTON, 2S5 Washington street, Bos-
ton will relaquish business che first of December next
and offers for sale for Cash. his valuable stock of
Fashionable UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE; at great re-
ductioR of price
Ky Ali work will be finished in the most thorough
manner, as heretofore. au2l d5sSat
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FRESH DRUGS. sc.

h ESi UhUWSs WOs
1000 lbs. Arrow Root. 1000 lbs. Coltsoot Rock.
20 lbs. Amer Castor OIL 20 bales Corks, var
rs cases e. I. do. do. 20 reams Flter'g Paper.
10 Sc Licorice Paste. 40 bush. Flax Seed.
s Gum Arabic. cases Crude CamphoI.
1900 lbs. Jujbe Paste 10 lbs. refined do
10 cans Oil Almonds. 50 lbs Vanilla Beans.
Lemon. cases Gum Shellac.
2 Orange. % lbs S0g. Alcohol
8 gro. Fruit Essences cases Sponges, var.
10000 lbs. Lozenges, var. 100 loz Syringes, var.
500 lbs. Lichen Paste. $4,000 g Monte Cristo " CT
500 lbs. Althea do gars.
$50 lbs. Hyd. Potas. B. $4,000 6 Carbarga" do
5000 papers Eng. Paper Pl50 kegs Eng B-carb Soda
Boxes. 20 cases Bonaire Aloes.
Together with general and extensive assortment of Drugs
Medicines, Patent Medicines Perfunery Surgical Instru
mens choice brands Havana Cigars. Soda Syrups Chem
icas Druggists GLASS; Apothecares Utensils Conecton
cry, Essential Oils &C., &c. for sale the most
bic terms, for cash or approved credit, by
BREWERS, STEVENS, & CUSHING,
Wholesale Druggists, Nos 90 & 90 Washington Street,
Boston, je26 is2aw3m
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$1,000 REV ARDl

a Reward of One Thousand Dollars
WI be paid by the WESTERN RAILROAD CORPORA
1loN upon conviction Of the Offenders, to any person
H. canv %ao w Furnish such Information win lead to
DISTRACTIONS UPON THE TRACK on THE
WESTERN RAILROAD, near Netg Worcester,
80, =, on me evenang Of the 9Th inst,
whereby the train was thrown from the track
omco wo.torr po,.,as =. HENRY GRAY, supt.
Springfield, June 9th, 1866. ie5 AR
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Auftions.
BY E. w. VAIL. Auchoneer.

By E. W. VAILL, Auctloneer.
- ADJOURNED SALE.-Notice is hereby
kss, given that the subscriber Saturday the LIST
-S day OF sept. next, at o'clock in the forenoon,
viii sell at public aucton the premises, all that lot Of
land With the house and barn thereon standing, situated
at the corner of Salem and Southbdge Streets lately
cuped by Gilbert Spading, and containing IL $50 feet
The premises sold subject three mortgages
ing together to Seventeen Hundred and Twenty-Five Dob
lars and some interest
The sale will be made by virtue Of power In me vested
ny sad gilbert spading, by mortgage given me, by
him dated March 26,h A. d. 1s55 recorded in the Reg
iry OF Deeds Of Worcester County book 545, page as
to the iufent Of certain Conditions which have
been broken. Terms made known at sale
Worcester, Aug. 81. DIT VIM H. DEXTER.
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AsHlONABLE CABINET MANTT-
n FACT0RY-The subscriber having talas ! sto.o
In W ~ ALIENS BLOCK, Main street. opnosite ia
City lla would inform his friends and dc pube that
lie Is ready to make TO order ali kinds of Cabinet nr
of wood TO suit lancy Desks and Screens for BanLa
Show Gases, Desks for stores Counters Library and on
nce Tables, all kinds of Desks for Offices and Counting
Rooms Book Gases in any stye Extension Tables of any
Pattern Pulpts and Church Furniture The character
Of my work is w known in the city needs no pu0inu
The best Of references be given Work repaired Ia
the best manner All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to, JOSEPH BURT.
Worcester, July "a, 1855 iva DIR
WbARBERS' NOTICE.-The undersigned Hair
Nd Drcssers Of this city, respectfully inform their Pat
and the Public generally that and after this day.
thsy Will shave at the OLD PRTCES--6l cents.
JANKINS " CL0UaH.
GILBERT WALKER,
A. ". CLARK,
u, q. BARKER.
Worcester, JunelS 1856. dw&sSmA
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1Oalus.

NNOULDERS WANTED.-Th Three or four
lyA Iron M0ULDERS can have immediate employment
at the Foundry OF tlse Subscriber Thomas St.
Worcester, Aug. 50. WIN. A. WHEELER.
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Hlisteilancous.

OST-A Frenchman, by the name of JOSEPH RUS
IA SELL 90 years old left the B. & W. R. R. Depot,
Saturday aternoon and has since been heard FROM
Had on large fur cap gray coat and pants. Any nor
nation concerning his whereabouts left with the sub scri
Der, at Is Pine street. will be literally paid for,
auI4 DIFF GODFREY COTE
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ENOE'S SUPER PHOSP HATE OF
~ LIN E.-Ths excellent Fertilizer, prepared from
bone Dust is warranted equal to Guano in all respects,
and much more lasting in its beneficial effects upon the
Io 1t may be used for all kinds of GRAIN Potatoes and
Beans. For Gardeners, it is cheap, convenient and
highly nutrcous manure. Its terminating influence is
very great 1t b. obtained of the subscribers who
are agents for the sale it, at the Wholesale Produce
bore Foster street, oppo3 Boston Worcester Depot
BASSETT L. BAYLIES
worcester. Jan. l. lSbb diff an1
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LEWIS G.. MUM,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE., EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
No. 1888 Main-streef. I'm Stars WorcssfsT
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Members of the W. Co. Nj. Association who have sub
stribed for wish Tickets the Dinner Sent 3d.
requested procure them of S. A. HawIaud, at J. Boy
sens office of Benz Goddard under Briney Hall,
before Friday Evening, Aug. 81. That the remaining
1icasts may be disposed of by the Committee.
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w,yRUTT PR EsERVING CANs.--ss dozen
Arthur's Patent selEseallng Cans (varloas sxnsl
a. keepnr fresh Fruit and Vegetables Al their natural
STAT. for sale By WIN. d. SWIFT Co,
auA DIR lgs Main street.
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THE CROPS ~ ENGLAND.
Correspondence Of The y. 7. Tribape.

Correspondence Of The y. 7. frbape.
DERBY Eng Friday, Oct 5, 1885.
The Crops generally are fire, and sll that are hsr-
vested have sees gathered in good order. Tee
wes,ber never ~es fper an L hiss been during the
LAST six weeks. List week ssw considerable Wheat
and large qusn,res OF CAS- yet In the hslds In
Lincolnshire and part OF YORKSHIRE in the eo-, the
vhes. is shrunkes some; but otherwise ave seee
cause f,r complaint anywhere.
The Po,stees ere universally excellent; no disease
among them in snv place tbs, | csn earn. The
farmers are gruubling some about the prospects Of
the tsruiPs, but tsst il, as Yet, Prem.;urs.
In yeas past i; has bern wonder 70 me how so
much ON as the EDg'i,h call Whesr VS. 50 ,led by
weather in harvesting; this year the mater Is
mace pain boo It might b. spoiled for No. reapn-
machine or cradle have yet seen in tse harvest
fields: all the gram tbs. have seen has been CIT
with sickle. Moving machines are gooi deal
u-ed.
There bss been great scarcity Of men FOR harvest.
ire me parts. and he soldiers have been sent into
The fields 70 hep along with the work.
tnkhsh farmers 6ra the original Jacobs " IA foyy
ism a. clsss; they resp az theI !an before 1oess,
or stacking any; Il make b1.iaess Of TIA, psr; o
iee voIt, prov d. is ro -poilsd srs:. One woutl
thu that, 10 this r-iny sie, the grain wo1ld DC
hVN-t 20 ~ rs A. u. au1 tner5ey MAZE fecure; on
snca : I've fOrceo c1stOm here that me Dad ro1:ne
must lie folio sed regardless Of toe qreoce-. Aer
tht hsrvesug il owe, and tie corn sell secured oy
'hsclisg al the ss ks, scd shs.riae hen into per
isc' form the next wish Ia 20 make tae corn factors
sId rough them. ali the world sud the res, O
kind believe there i sho-t CROP which, if succss
iu Ill cause some o. the f-mers n 20 70 thrsshny
Their VII a.; while others III hold on fo- h ger price,
unin Z begins 20 n. as you sill ZEE by the nclO-ei
eiitr WHICH cut RON jAs LSadsa Twas and t,ins-
ing ptfa y9u lsy not have seen IT, send it 20 VOC.
Norrs iruy, H.o.
I'VE 70 nc; prn he s'ser from Th< Tzs which
BE fIssss .si eorsobsrt-s tbs s,ose snd
rsSs Ih-IsfsE 49, iAs prize. Of Food e7sk: 10 fat
IEs TrE
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THE ELECTION KANSAS.

LAWRENCE \. I Oct. 10 Iejs.
TIE elections pass.d of peacee ply Ls~seu.s il
Oui'e larse city uo~, oouseQ uvr'ly very large
vote far Gov. Ree'er aid the deleSsie- - the
i'u'ional CONVENTION. No pe-son Was permitted
vots unless he had been ar scrus resident ~ tns
city fer thirty da's past. Ae~srs G. W. Smith, Lane
Hunt GoOOtr, Rohi-sou, Erse-niie- srrs chosen
fIou ihis district ard ssN. Wakefield, CARTS fu-
ton and Burson, from pousss. sh.ll stay here Hal
NJ most important precincts hesrd from i Is
the hest center Of news snc nd YOU in advance OF the
mail the ofhci.l rs'urn- Of III 81 c ion.
RIECriOS RETURNS.
SArUKpAI, Oe'. l3-9 4. d.-Up Q .Ls pressu: tine
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CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.

thrte fhOntbEo.
CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.
tn. Free. so,lers Of Kansas are getting no q queer
act az n, uners for Congress wherein 10 ooatS-t
Wtiif-d's fsa' they maze great para e over ~nH
they say they will prove but Nne.n.r' NDen ~ COTS
L tie scratch, these zoe uuens WI pio'e anyNus
remain. 10 he seen am / an d.; q; hb-rts ~ make
free Use Of them bu. Will sac what 0ey psrpoT' 20
FRI: That it can be proved by Pro-S!svery
MD. Hart and Mr. N. W.lsee-,b.t there are
ouly four legal Pr~Sl.very vo.7rs at Ffsnklio, and
,het Wbif,lo received y.one woes ihere.
Seeonl That i: AN be proved by persons reedlaI
in mi. district bat only thxty legal votes
cast for v hi field in Wya doit; he received, be-
avr over TWO hundrtd votes there
third Thar of so hundred and thirty votes cri
for Wbitued at O,sws,opne, evidence can De got TO
Iro,e .bs, DO, above fifty were iogsl ADD re'dsn,.
fourth That at toe Baptist Niss'on, which gave
owe, one ~ dred votes for Whitfield, there are ooy
sew to- L. al voters Az hat sbl, thirteen OF them
ca n cir bsllO,s.
FG4. II at llega votes, number not sae'' "e1o
cas- at Oeskse.
Sirth Ia fine, that not more, II a. many, a. one
thousand legal votes were csst for Whitfield throughout
tie entire territory.
STATE ORGANIZATION.
The delegate Of tho Constitu iepa convention n,ve
been cho.en They will finn constitution iS Nan
sss, and sppl, for somi-sion into the Union. 81.
Gov. Reeder will be the bearer OF Their constitution
and pe'itiuD 20 WasbingtHn.
The oue, ion Of the dsy-for every day 10 Lawrence
produoss he topic for oiscusson-is whether IL sJi
be expedirpt to organize State government, eter
flaming the constitution, aud 20 make precision Ia II
for AL Gmediaie election of governor, senator's and
sertaiives This is not go DOve an ld-s as II
appears 10 BIZ on III frst presentation Of The MOS
STAT, last admitted is0 The Cnioo Elk Of taen took
precsely the same measurss-chied conVenpo I
without consulting their territorial governor Or less-
lature AID proceeded act The formation OF con-
s,rurion a1c the ecfion of legislature under H. the
advocates of s Doctrine contend, supPrseoe me pro
vi.opsl government and end iIs existeace. Reejer
unoe,stsI d. s opposed to il, He wishes the conven'
lion to ter inmate proceedings as s9on as frames
constitution
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by Tslegrspk
By Tsleuapt.
TIE L. 5. AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION

BosroS, Thursday, Oct. %, l-5J.
The storm ceased lsst night, ard there is bright
sky overhead Il morning TIE day will be observed
as general holiday IN order to give all our citiz u.
ar Opportunity attend the National exhibition. rns
Offices of Ibe banks and insurance companies vii be
closed both 10 he city and the a Jiang 10 Fns, the
choos jour ID. Anc bu,inss generally suspended.
Tie CIT, IL overiosing with stranger. and the ns-
tioral exhibition and the industrial exhibition are
crowded with yisitors.
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ExFLoSToS AT An IRON FOUSpERT-A boiler 10
the iron f0aEt ~ Of e'ssnt, Arch Allies, shs f,st Of
Try 6Itn North ryef erpoeo ca wed.ssisy even
r'sily sss-roy d he building No person ell
bo0fh there 'eveT,l .bou. he pIeunssa The
:snse 81 he sXp!ossS LIS Iansp!res.
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H.. ~ ewing ,etnr,s lsve been received b. he Free

Thus il will b~ seen that Reeder 1ss received zoe
,,or,s,d nj, hundred and nry five votes IN twenty
too or cncts There are s'l twegty-noe prec'noe 70
besr from and i. is thought that his vote WILL exceed
,brx & thonspr6
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cou..pordence Of The ". Y. Ynoune.

WASHINGTON, d. C Tuesday, Oct 90, 1855.
You have undoubtedly printed long since the
treaty with Jap,L, ratified by Commander Il. N
Adams ON the one side, and lido Tsocsima, Nokami,
Tsococki Socroega, Nokami, lido Tows6 and Koka.
hien Itsilo on the Other, with Tasnoske as inter
prefer That treaty the President and Cabinet have
decided has Lot been violated by the late acts Of
the Japanese in th-ir intercourse with the Cali
fornis merchants who have lately attempted TO do
business there and were bnfed of. We have
only got very slight oO,hold 10 Japan, though as
q gentleman by the nan Of Shakespeare one re-
marked: