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FASHION COURSE, L. I.-FAII MEErTSg-srcoxD DAT.
The racing yesterday . little better Than on shs
day before, yet far from being good There were I've
races-two mile heats and mile heats best three In Eve
in the first race Mr. Gbboss' julia and Eyed Joe
were The contestants, and in the other there wse
'hree entries, viz Ncbss>s L. Charley King. and wash-
ins'on Julia ven the arst very easy while Ncso-
las l. took the second without cnorA Tne horsa
washington was about equal TO the Consicrpatoa ang
In ne four mile sssh Of shc previous day. To-day how
ever, VIC may expect something good a. Ellen Basomxn
and Julia rue entered for tho thrco m,o race Ersa
Batenan IL. well known . racer OF lasting qualities,
having m Ade the best three milo rsce ever in NE
North a ,oat two years ago, beating Col erayson ovW
the Ma Aonal Course This will be betting race ssa
We " yuid advice all persons fond ci racing w,tnsss
this Affair."
Tho following are tho particulars or what took place
estsrday -
rnsr RACI
F,rr Hrcf-One - cd joe kwes the fsyortte. Al tn
tap Of the drum, Julia went Oh with the lead and aS
moderate running keptin front all ihe way 70 the sad.
making the arss niie 2'o3 and the second In 80
ycord Bsof Joc led % FOR hslf nile and then ssu
the score In iss she op,ncd tho gap tho newt hsN
mile. aud then home carter. making the lass
10 bea, her t~c or three mics me iIms Of the b.
was s:5s
Fwa Reut-The bcltirg on this racc previous IN the
start was cre hundred 20 i've Nicholas T. A. tha
word he took the lead and through the heat henay
leading Charley King tho other animal laying up wsA
behind The heat was made in SO.
Secerd Heai Nicholas again led the van, naklas tie
beat IN two minttcs--the creature named Wsshngsca
L distanccd.
lhird Iieat-na,o, duc, exccr, thai w.ahiossoa We
\ dstsrced In the previous heat.
The follow ing the summaries
FASHION CvVRSs L. L--SscoNp nny. WxnSrSrAy, Sepe
| 2i-iockey Club purse ssoo. tao mile heats.
i W. n. cfbbors named ch. T. Miss Jus...........
1 g. r. Ccstar named One tyed ioc...........
L fine, iol--StS.
SAWS DAY--Cub purse, s15o, mile heats, bss three
i In I've.
l W Hs trbbcas pamed CD. 4 Ntbolas i........
| q u cesias namrd On Charley Meg ........ Z 4
4 & ftwis trmsA b =. WasfAe4f f..,.st....... !. -.
4 rcac, t.--s cV-a0s
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival Of the Washington, Kangaroo
and Canada.
CORONATION OF THE CAR ALEXANDER.
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Exchange Of Colonies Between France
and England.
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THE REVOLUTION IN SWITZERLAND.
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A Boat OF the Ship Ocean Home Picked Up
News From China, India, Australia, New
Zealand and South America.
STRINCENCY In THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
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C0nSOls, % Sd a 03 7-8,
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COTTON FIRM DECLINE IN BREADsTgrFs.
DC, DC, &c.
THE NEWS Bv THE KANGAROO.

MT NtWS " tHt kAN6ARUU
PMIADELpmA, Sept "a, 1865.
The steamship Kangaroo from Liverpool the 10Th
inst, arrived here this morning.
ENGLAND.
The london Times has leader the suspension Of the
Royal British Bank. II considers that the bank has
broken in the most disgraceful manner.
Aboat belonging to the Ill fated smigrant ship Ocean
Home has been picked up contained Edward Harvey
second mate Frederick Snow and James Monaghan sea-
men and one passenger, name unknown.
FRANCE.
The scantness OF remarkable events which has cha
racterzec French politics for some time past still pre-
walls.
The Emperors sojourn at Barris which was to end on
the tenth Of September will be extended the arst OF O
tober.
Commercial letters from Paris state that business dur
Ing the past week had been very quiet was general
iy without change.
Partisan manufactures were duh Of sale but considera
BILE activity expected In all descriptions by the eod
OF the month beginning Of October Numerous foreign
and provincial buy ers bad arrived
At Eouen and Mulhouse trade was dull
Ia the corn trade the late arrivals at Mar.
sees had caused holders to abaie their and
prices declining.
The laes' eegraphic despatch contains nothing OF Pc
cusr interest. states that the Cabinet was unanimous
and possessed the entire confidence OF the Queen.
General Aeson has been named Commandant General
Of the Philippine Islands.
The Madrid journals contain the oclal justification
the decree BY which the Cortes dissolved The NH
sers declare that this assembly has overstepped tho
limits Of s powers and that has behaved regardless
Of the restrictions which originally put upon
mandate by the decree Of convocanoa.
Corn falling in Madrid.
AUSTRIA.
The Intervention OF Austria 10 the contests bet
Pfrce Daniels and the Turks ID talked Of To tn
announcer Mt Of display OF military force the Mon
tenegrn frontier which has been resolved upon Vienna
we have now to add the assertion OF German paper
that instructions for immeAte diplomatic inter
ference with the S1ltan have been the Austria
Ambassador st Constantincpie.
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THrs vHpy LATEST.


81 IElEcssSs IO,oos TO I.yfSPooL sarcgOA1
Aosn-SG.
CoSsT ANTr,sor1E, Sept O. 1853.
The Russiahs terrifying their entrance Of ana beg
ard the banks tsiow Nicolser.
Tse Epgsh feys has returaed
Je1E
The 5u an has besso we'd the sword Of NE Mejidor -
Assp,ial hougton Stewart.
SPAIN.
MADRID Sea Is, 1886
Tb, Queen has net yea 10 any decssson relasSs1
TO tho eyxtion at Washington the appoIHn OF
Comnsa rder-in Chief Of the haberdiers.
SW-TrKRLAED.
Pruas6r has LOGGED rvoscst sh the fedcraa govern
ment ags'sst any interference its part with 10 adsB
Of Neulchatel
The koi,-uy yesterday says that the 8tr inst,
being the sn1verssry OF tns capture Of Sebasts the
Emperor inv9ed the 35th r. saens Of the Line, winch
stationed Al HarriL TO dunsr Inc privases snd So
baern officers enterta so In front Of the
by the Emperor and Empress, who carried In her arD
the imperial Prince. The ocsrs OF the regimeDs atee
wards dned with their Majest;es.
UNITED STATES 81 0aNER ARC TIC.
The United States tt cite. Capt. o. III. Dogyy.
man sailed from Queenstown Thursday morning, ep
temoer IL for 81. john r. Sho win make isvt4og
ounoings in the Atlantic on her way home
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LONDON MARKETS.
PA 5sENGEgS by THE CANADA.

n.cksr nd lady Lawtan and indy, and lady
ndy, Mrs and Miss bore. Mss smith and cousn.
lady and servant, Folsn and lady Bayiey and
.y gss add lady. Miss Ody, children
NJ Cartwright, Mrs Crooghn Rev Mr. Glecson
ker, Mr. Moore and lady, Capt Johnson krkpefrick
clark ard ady MISS Richards, Jones' Jones,
rhiI and lady MISS Mcculloch Hughes Cook. LADY aud
posss m,h and lady. Mss Peckland, McGee and child.
and two friends, MIS- law. Standnge. fcidscsdcs.
r Hedonburg, Martin ami son Levin ticancc, DoagtAs,
da- lsylor MAJOR, Rockescn. Gnny, Hutchinson He-sr
sant Brooke, Rogers. Kendall. GrooksAank, Gage Ban.
ensecr sturtcyau siepeder shnnlni HowcTs
sss Arley, kean. Pratt, An rbo. eves, Adie simmons-
s@ Sn,sren synsr oryenern Day Martin Jones. Ger
ley shoot Carleton foglcr Osscrs Gursys Blanc
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THE NEWS BY. THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, Sept. "a, 1865.
The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Lang. from
Liverpool the morning Of Saturday, September 13
rived here at eleven O'Clock this morning. She brings
hu ndrd and twenty four passengers for Boson The
G. sailed from here at o'clock this afternoon for Bos
tfn AT the time OF her departure il raining heavily,
and blowing gale from the south.
On Saturday the Canada passed large steamer bound
east supposed TO iJe the Persia.
The Collrs steamer Baltic arrived out at Liverpool at
A. NJ on Thursday, the llth, having been detained
eeveal hours OF the bar.
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FRANCE.

Rumors current that exchange of colonies is
being negotiated between France and England France
give up her factories the land Of India in
exchange for the leland Of aauritius.
is also reported that France wishes to purchase from
Denmark strip OF the Of Iceland for fishing
tonx II is also further reported that the state OF Algeria
demands large addition to the troops stationed there
division Of gunboats Is 10 be sent 10 Senegal.
The Frer oh exes in the Basque provinces TO be
moved to spain.
The Mcnesw continues the report from the Munster
Foreign Affairs proposing various reforms in the dipo
matte service.
The Emperor still at Barritz.. On the eh inst. he
visited Sebastian,
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RUSSIA.

The london rapcrs contain additional accounts OF the
aticn OF The Gar
The Continental papers profess TO give the substance OF
the smnesty 10 be granted as follows:-
First-That the maritime provinces shall be exempt
from conscrip ipton for four years.
Sccond-Amncsty for the events OF 1898, 1897, and
1881. but The connscaton OF property NOT removed.
Ihird-Drect taxation TO be regulated by
10 10 reported that Gar Ia about TO eject full
derrta1ding Ia rsligious matters with the Pope.
cdct removes all quarantine restrictions from
Besaraba Black and Sea Of Azo until the close Of
navigation FOR the present yosr
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snd had sscome the Smallest whic aac existed fse the
last i've years. Transitions on Limited scaie,
principally whites, at 100 70 g. 70 reis per arroCs,
according to 7sciily.
Al perDambsco the investigation Of tse Gerinhsrn ar
G. OF iancrg slaves there in Octsstr Of year,
st occupied tha attention OF the authorities
conr Of further disclosures they had dsrssed the naval
cbcs OF the Psrna -rbuco station, WsEdenhoik from
bis pcs and have Dprisored Colonel vasconcslos Drum
nond preparatory to putting him his trial Cor opposed
compicy in the Abstraction OF the m!ss " slaves This
lnst step led uspeasant correspondence 0ewesn
her Basnic hjesty Consul and the President OF the
province (ae Bazilias Minister in London Colonel
Drum mons bad, tnrougS Mr. Cowper the consrl recag
cd the .haks Of the British government for h conduct
In this Affair.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS .. CoMPANY'S CIRCl@sAk.
LIVERPOOL, Sept o 1855
The weather has been all that could desired for the
crops since report OF Friday and great progress has
been made both ia cutting and housing The trade has
ruled exceedingly dull progress 10 sales OF eithr
wheat, flour, or Indian corn with grea difficulty made
Orr arrivals for the week are heavy Of wheat aud
1onT from the United States the greater portion OF which
is Of inferior quality and out Of condition.
Our market this morning was rather better attended
than on friday; ntcrs and dealers disposed
to purchase wheat az q cecne of ID Sd. per 10 lbs
tho rates current at last and the inferior qualities
also met rather more inquiry than Of late prices of
which, however, were rather irregular. Flour sold
slowly At nearly the OF last for prime qualities
buf inferior difficult 10 quit.
Tho demand for Indian corn less than for some
time past and although offered at reduction Of Ia. is
Cd. per quarter yellow and mixed descriptions did
not induce purchasers 70 for ward white did not
yield more than 3D. per quarter but tho demand was
only limited.
New oats and meal rather easier. No change in the
value Of Egyptian beans.
Weather brilliant.
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LATEST INTELLIr .ENCE ny MAIL.

II appears 70 be the com opinion Ia Paris thai the
Irrrch and fnehsh " .onc,s arc Al issue several
cssenially Affect The niiiince '"'
Tie invsstmtr.cf Of General O'ponren with the rrspa
corcon ot s eson a Honor, ana The marked attention
rai 10 Count crncy ty the fmporor of Russ arc pos
fkey " case the tnKlish s0vernmsnt Tho Fnesh
CalAff axss tbe sntr s'c es rarey and Ausra - e,s
9sethyn q NtIav w f4aNs - Primo rNtr>s I1a
tts.ss 6QFsst nsts y stai s4setG.l "a lbis tsslS
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SPAIN,

There 10 political news OF note WIN siieht excep
tcns, the country Is Tranquil bat the same uncertainty
prevailed as 70 the future policy and a.s Of the OBJ
Ministry. The name OF Narvsexds nov often mentioned,
and the probabilities OF his succeeding the present
more openly discussed.
H. Esoalano has resigned his post nj Washington, and
his resignation has eccept-,S
II In now stated that the constitution aud organic
Law viii be pubr he'd the 1iih ns but that tho
elections will be postponed Is long as poseiblo.
Tho report current tbst representation H. 70 bo raised
from the coniscated property Of Queen Chrstina.
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GREAT RRJTAIN.

There Is political news OF the least Importance
The London Poa (sovernment organ) recorauends the
Hudson Bay territory favorable seat for q convict
establS hasnt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The money market was decidedly more stringent -
though the Bank Of England rases had undergone ~
change Conscis were depressed and closed for mcssy
at 81 q 93z, and for account at "a esz. BankcnD
rates Of count per cent Tho export Of sps
Gle was large The bu lion In the Bank Of England taA
decreased E25 600. Eagles quoted 7os. 4d. Prise
OF dollars not fixed. Bar silver S. 10 16d. IS. lxd
AMERICAN l.arKs
Messrs. Bell Co. report American stocks generally
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GERMANY.

Frederick, Regent Of Baden who has been directing
the government In consequence Of the mental mbec,y
OF his elder brother has assumed the sovereignty his
ownsccouut Grand Duke, preparatory TO is marriage
with the lriAccss OF Prussia.
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LIVERPOOL BREArsyurFs MARKET
The weather continued favorable for the hArvc5e -
the crops were turning out satisfactorily In brestuo
the early part Of the week bsA given way, and M
Aria, cqrel 70 ID. per shsl On wAeas and - %.
Gun and ssay easier Rs,orss oe shs rosssss Assssss
continued but the damage said - be ess oEscnsvs
han previously supposed. The fol- owing hs qaoe
tons Of Nessrs Richardson, Sper 90 Co. Pod whsaa
os . S.. Cd. FIR old, aud as. a o Cd for rsw; whita
wheat los los I'd. forr-wo tern Canal 2eS- . 2sA;
Baltimore and fhadeiphia ass. "a Sis 0ho:ts 33s
sour 22s 2ss; Canadian 3ls 36s. Corn--xhi'o S5s;
yellow and mixed als. cd. 4 s2s
LIvHkroOL raavrs roS MARKxa
Nessrs. Biganc, Athya. Co. and James EoF1sury .
Co. repcr;-Beef and PORK slo Of sale bat whou. a.
terefon In price. Bacon sseAd, vitn nn Acreage bum-
nefs. ehouiders dull, o. An . 42s. Chsese-xarkA
bare of dnc, which quossd bos 5ss Lard sshe-
y c1s.Per sales At 7s. 1u steady as sas sas e.
for y g.; North Americas M .mlnal there being y
market
LIvERresa rRS .DucE MAnzEYs.
The Brokers Circuia< an other sulhorues report,-
Common rosin slightly dee rcr; salos Of tho week 900
obiS. az ss Cd H. ID sales Of Eae. Nothing doang
IN crude turpenine tn . Spirits os turpcntpe-Sais0
OF go bbs NJ 33s ~ , and a2s Cd TO arrive. Qusr-
cron bark lAs. nlss. cd FOR Phllsdeoha Bsisirore =
mpro,ea demand sAss At l2s. Cd lbs. Iinssed oil.
isr ousiness w.saoAs hange IN pce sales a 3os. -.
eng tendency castass as AS ca ass and 42s 70
i've. owe, oh sasn ipged business moderate. PAio
rape quiet At da 81 AL Dycwoods generally wthoss
variation. sugeSs ep ned heavy but improved towards
asiors nominal On de steady shs sacs ai auction wsa
oa well Hce-cAr olns steady At ass, eS quay.
LlR1M ooL rRIyo MT MARKET
ire iclowing are quotations from Liverpool to NsW
n, a ns,s..p sr ton s.ls S. 3D.; dry goods tos
CO., nssasH ., l2s. I'd carthenwarc, g.. pA&ssa-
LONDON MARKETS.
ssaM Brothers circular says:-whitc wheao
sei'ns =, y. T2s, and rcd At e5s. oss Fosr,
ca1n csars n, 80. Gt Taow, prices not ascsrains4.
me quiet at J5s. Tar, 133s. 1864. Iroa -
uest atformer rates bars and rails ET 16s
a@o'; sss'e pig, RS
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TOO LATE ron CLAssIFICATrON.

TTousF wANTEp.-TpE wHorE on PARr 0F 4
rlan rcsuectshlo house wanted " exeisnve Tor bNa
art oetnnv few Nlshnr - throw o he
itast ktcg ot te Niret, faffts House Na4A tetiit
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he celebrated trial respecting tho stolen Dispatches
IA terminated by the sentence of the accused police
agcn< "a . long term OF Imprisonment.
Neuchaiel anairs csusod some diplomatic activity a
Berlin.
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N. IT. Jerneld, Minister OF Foreign Affairs. has
signed II Is reported that the relations between Russ
and Sweden are becoming more and moro unfrisndly
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mia Central SKIS, lat mortgage. !.
LIyERRCOL fCoTr1<y MARKET

The Brokers' Circular says the market opened firm, tu4
fell Oh at the cloe Ia conteqence OF increased strageuoT
in the money market. The Daltc's had NO efeo1
upon the market which closed quiet vnd without quota
bio charge prices The sales Of the week amounted -
So eco balcs, Of which 80 COO American Ths bu1-
ntss on speculation sboA 1900 bae,, and for g.
fcrt 1850 bales Tho following the authorized 7us
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NEW ZEALAND.

An encounter II reported between he prlish t,oous
and nc natives eighteen Of the 70 ser N said were
k,lxd large amount Of proper . at wenus,oo bsd
been destroyed By Gre. New iscoycries Of rold AMI
e,npcr were reported.
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SWITZERLAND

Prussia s said 10 have notified inclination to give
up her claims Neu'chate In exchange for ndenl.
nifty, ofwhich the European Powers shall GH the
Ffaroe supports thesc vicws Of Prussia.
Tho State Council OF Neuichatel reports that canton
Cuiet
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DENMARK.

Berlin letters OF the sth mat say that in the question of
the Sound dues Franco. adherng 10 the opinion pro-
noupccd by England, has pronounced in favor OF ho
principle OF purchase
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Further tulographic advices srtcratory Of s fndh
have been aeccived from Trieste. The dates f- IN
Calcutta 10 August o. and from Bombay 70 Ausax IL.
Oudc r. reported tranquil.
The British negotiating treaty with he hcs iund
Chiefs tie Northwest fronslcr.
The annual report OF the trade OF Calcutta iparea
with prevous ears, shows Al improvement
Excharxc at Calcutta ruled at IN. Nd.
At Bombay the import market dull Money was
slunda a and the rate OF exchange was "a I'd.
The sugar CROP In Nhnrisus unp<ecedenNdly
large amounting 10 cne hundred and twenty I've ,hocnS
tons. Tho cholera had scased thers.
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McIbourns NivIces OF june II arc nj Ilvcrr a., Ia
balance Of trade continued IN fnvor Of tho col nv Asr
cnl,ure aad domestic lar xely extend
ing. 1bs mines continued productive.
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ITALY

Vienna papers declare that the Western Powers
addressed reccEd roe TO Naples In the same apiti
the former. but In milder language
General Toddleben receiving q warm welcome In
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TURKEY
INDIA.

Ksrs was formally by the Russians io Abe
Turks on the 9th of September.
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TvHE NAIIoNAf. Police GAzETTE TTIrs WEEK con.
ains a the startling facts ~ the prize eight IN Jersey The
ROUNDS nr rcsucsh of Andy Kelly; prize fight row near
Foaon; aacN on TIC roNce criminal news n the ches
md fgr purrrnt ectufals startling record Ordst
eafJ eVsS TQtSbN, i0i Nssseu stfeet
dcasrsi Agse..
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5 i re OF MAINE.

t4AsSosS g sS' ~o''gt u. Lo..i.ty Gtu.xuis, 20.
efs, Ap!l. Il rin lsa6.
epoT the foregoing, petition. it Is cors d, rei
" li'e "Reminiscences tiGt the t..iti,,r.1s
afr re 0n>iU~ ait! hat they oIs hi to l.. heard
to0clins he matter set io,th in their l., MN,
ana therefore crder, that the County Com.
.ni'tl""crs meet at NJ ,co.aie.. SIN IL, E.,t..
brock Oh ihcsday tbs ,.fl e,-s OF Jun. n,xt.
at ten ofthe clock ii lie iurS.oun, and tho, 60
proceed to view the .ou (. mem o.. Ell H. sa d ne
utiuh 1ni.he,ln,ie!y after whiel view a near. q
of the '-r'es and with esscs viii i.c had al St m
conVe''i.At plice III the vicinity. and sut othc,
nisi's''ifs taken IN the premises as the Comn,is-
s'oners shall Judge proper And it il further
oidcret. hat notice OF the time, piare ard
l,urrose u the COMMISSIONER mec.,ny u,eIe-
SAID tie Give" 10 al PEERS us and corporations
interested b, sewing all a,tcsled sx,Ey Of the
petition and his order thereon. u,sos. the "lers
u the town OF Franklin ard l., posting I'D at.
te tea cotiesas siore aid. in three public ulacsa
III Sa!u tow" ttiiriy da) a. least before the time
appointed Tor said view and by publishing II o
peitioH AMI order thereon. three weeks su cess. :.
lvely IN the Ellsworth american n i,o,, s,,,,,..
published III ,,l,s. crlh in the con,lty q, tan
c<ick, the first publication 10 &c thirty day. u
least, before the time of said view; tia, all
persons and corporations in, crest, d may attend
and be heard ii they ,hi, \ fl,
Attest. FAR iER w PERRY Cl,rt
true copy OF tn" petition and order there
on'-At'est, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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MEN WANTED.
Il. TURNER L. co.
Eng fish Ele ctro'Platers and
GILDERS,

FREMONT TEMPLE fremont st. BOSTON.
Have at all times On hand assortment Of the
uos. oaasse aad modern description Of Silver
Plated Mars comprising Tea aad Cofee Services
G ,stor Frames Urus Kettles Pitchers Communion
Sets Cake and Card Baskets Wine and butter
Coolers Folks Spoons aud all kinds Of Hollow aud
Plutted Ware for the use u the table 10 to-
They also call tho attention Of Private Families
Hotel Projectors and vtaers that great care viii
be given - repairing cid Plated Ware; also thoir
superior style Of Gliding Matches surgical IN.
strumouts nsntats' add Plumbers Work and al
syt.cl.s taat require silver AID Gold Plauas 10.
Having been connected with tie Plating and
Gliding de par tlaonts Of tie first houses ia Sifu-
iashan and ,aetieid England We are enabled to
produce Plating aud Gliding Of such quality b.ta
Ia color and Durability as ca anot be suppaSsed
N. BAH sstia!es having tais essab!isa@cnt
Will DO wGasa.1t,d
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UReader, are you afflicted with any
+. kin Of humors or suffering from tn, eff
fects of indigestion. aatulency, costive-
ness. troubled with bilious stomach, af-
fectinn of the liver, or the pilcss if so,
consult your physician and he will I'm
doubt dly advise you 10 procure bot.
|, nf q. w. Stones Vegetable Liquid
Cath rite, as it has been proved relia-
bl, ram3ly IN all the above complaints.
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS.

A ne.y III tn ID of treating S spinal Diseases
Curvatures oil the spine. and Spinal Week
n ~, without pain or suffering u the patient,
however Young or feeby. is now successfully
practised by
DIR. J. A. WOOD.
at his O Hce. NO. 2l5 Washington g.. Aostor.
or at hi. residence, Marlboro Hote,
Having examined the app traius useo by Dr.
A Wood in the trea meat OF lateral curva-
tnres OF the S pine. we ,ecowmand II as e.ac-
len, and comfortable to the patient,
Henry Bigelow. N D. Prof surg Hasv Cai'
versity
Gco. Harvard, NJ, D, Elk Prof. Surg. ilarv,
University.
Winsiow Lewis, NJ. d,
Nv c Saith, VI D, Ex NavoY Of Boston.
John W Warren. NJ ID.
usn,y g C.arA. 81. D, City Phyticiaa.