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EDr. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms, 1853 Main corner of Walnut street. Thankful
his former patrons for their assistance he will endeavor
retau their confidence which he atters himself he ha
won, and to gain that of all Others who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction inse ted in all the various styles, and up
on the hest materials. iy26 diff
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Grorrriea, 81.

nAIRY BUTTER-From some of the best Dali
~ ries in Worcester Co., for sale by
II. GRIFFIN & co
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Anttiolrs.


ny license Of Court, will he sold public auction on
M M Estates TO be sold, in Worcester. on WEDNESDAY,
ny l9h cay Of June next O'Clock in the afternoon
Ihe following real estate, to wit;
.h - 81 LOT Of about 5000 square feet situate on
C 1h slde OF Elm Street, directly opposite the New
nm, a most desirable location for residence or profit
s and being the same lot conveyed n Jon
3d. Page sol. SlA'"' 'ecoIueu IN BOOK
f M dooo zooo Square Feet Of LAND on the east side
ceased on he Tte Of said jonathan Rice now de-
For terms aud further particulars ino.;re 81, ~, -.
d.. I3a .s''a9r o. the estate of said Jonathan
Worcester, May IS, 1856 ioIo razor 5.l
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A RARE CHANCE FOR WOODEN MANU-
IN FACTURERS-A small woclen Factory, capable,of
making 100 yads per day. for sale or to let situated in
Bristol, N. H., with never failing water power For
further particulars inquire Of L. c. ALEXANDER Nash
ua, N. III. my29 d2wNw4W
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N AUN ItUNs
A large stock Of Gold and Silver Watches Cola pans
Pencils Studs ladies' Breast Pins and Ear Rings Ioc
cts Silver Plated Ware, &C., will be sold without reserve
at the store 1855 Main Street, Formerly occupied by VIM
B. 1aber Coz next to Bay State House, commencing on
SATURDAY EVENING, June I, at 7 O'Clock, and con-
tnuing through the following week. Goods at private
sale during the day at auction prices.
lTEgery article warranted represented.
By order of the Assignee. JOSEPH SNOW
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Riehard.on, spence & Co.'s Circular.

Pr Pe,.ia LIVERPOOL, Ans u, 1856
esstery wind. have prevailed tho arrivals
FLOUR the States So WHnAr from Spain, 1000
from DeLmark, 45D qrs WHEAT 7i) qrs Corn from
the Mediterranean
Fsuer. deliveries Of WHE.r for ae week ending las, Sat.
ucs, have n 0sz qrs - b8l ora, a.
IS i. the corIespoi diI week Of las. week
nh cold showeTy weather uDtyora5s for ksrves. ope
raii s the Grain throughout the has oen finn
On wbe NHEArs which ere very seFce were
in den al brought Of 3D. Q5d y busa. One or
uo usIces of very choice Red brought similar advance
retail but kiLds Washable. FLOUR OF chpce
quality wanted full prices but in other des;upro te
doing INDIAN Corn B in good spseu sts@ request SUI held
for az OF 2 o. which, 70 some extent checked
, 90.
was pee for choice ballnore INDIAN tpEs c"utnu. -
sr,ruat,ye request futher OF 3 a. ~ Man
there good ioT Ime hkAr at extrs
rsrrs u, L-. - 49,.
for WHF FLOUR some rev American NHEArs Of %
s, es.er,y bought at Red 'e1Zbg
/, q ~ eId hiie II al . q ~ n Si aAj CT o.
IGn Qualities the supIy Isyery arge aud is npoIsb.s
rates CoRs no 20 bsA tho prices ased ehecs
i.s ne .rGaBo W. qaOte NntA1: ned 7lyUO White,
/ Gi b y n. FLOUR: Phi1dspha aad bali more, ~ n
=. D: Otr. 81 05i mr. , a. q bb
TIE roir hDess IL shown BY holders bat the IL
ounv IL -tli qCitr Il retail
1Porx-rte dy A. isf- IA "a, AID ather more doips
Eloos -ghy io'f 'oyed t.usn1. tue stock H. dealers
b. &. isibg spleftIt THAT dimiI Istei
LAND ee'er lequ-st snd about 80 tun' sod during the
v,.s -hout 10
Tail v IL -eaoy nd at ls advance. Butcher. As,oc
ei.o ta0os.
scarce ard e.rere prc pid srrll lot Of
rts sod 10 srTivt az Il t. AID 10 Baltimore
co11os-Ibe 6emsn. for the Trade con,nuss limited ba.
literally supplied that irregular and
sLtly il favor q buyers IL Manchester there is fair
n b n Goeds and Vans AID genera
SID p II.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
SECOND HOARD,
XEDhtspAY. Sep ember 9-p. M.

There was en- improved feeling IN the IT 'ck naTkes
this mon pe with increased transactoLs In Erie the
tusntss large, 1000 shares during the day.
tie mo KIT toncong 593 aod closing 1t 59l, an iu-
p,oveu ert Of ! per cent. Reading sold a. eii, bat
,1seo at cl Cenrrel offered a. Sc, Pansms9 9p}s
sc I'll sionIg b h,tlc improvement Panans Is ~
J! per cert from tho los.s, point, Nicaragua was N
souc oonsud Il, snail ssle OF Pacific NtI Steain-
slip {, mo- ny ives made ~ 6j. The W.s'ern sisTes
srt well eu u ine d. end exhibit fair degree OF aci"'y
Uln,. Ceriral wa. moe active tran OF late, abd "ss
firm at 100, Rock land, 93s a9i; Toed'. 1fi Mcti-
i.sp Central 81; Sou bern, ss3 @e9; LIS Crosse, o5,
&c. In Railroad Bonds the business was moderate,
bu a. full prices. Illinois Central was hfm al 9i;
tu.,. 1875. 92y; Hudson Sd Mortgage, Sc; lst 9si
Stat. Stocks are firm, and Ms-ouris are buoyant
..unO At ss; Vnginss, %, &c. At the close tho
o. neral market was less buoyant than in the early
nart of the day. ard there was a willingness to sell
at last prices.
There is nothing new in exchange. Freishts are
frmer, with god business. To Liverpool 90, o0e
bushels Corn and Wheat at easId in bulk and ships
bags 800 bbs. Flour q. 2s.; 500 bbls. Rosn Is Id
and Cotton IL. cd. To London 30 tuns Oil Cake lss.
q 22s. Cd.
1he disbursements Of the Sub Treasury largo
to-day, exceeding the receipts over $780, ,ooo Tho
figures ale: Total paid, sio,i Is, including 900
California drafs; total received, sls6,O7l 54 totsa
balance, sl3, ,i6l, $50 Il.
Albert H. Nicolays regular semweekly auction
sale Of Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow.
Thursday, at l2l o'clock, at the Merchants tx
change
The Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lsc Railroad =
now completed and in operation from Chicago 70
Jsnesvle, where it forms connection WI D us
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
PRUSSIA.

.,.o., ,se beginning of August the Prussltn cor
Aoon' oo,'c ~. of u guns IN course OF her voyage 10
a5 rCs ASSsr: ss eoa Of Morocco to see the
Grew wears ,e Prus ian hip was pundered
"n "n.te n piratef. The spot described ss afs niles
~ che es,'ward of the town OF Mehla IN The dveclon
f tbe frontier of Algens, where the beach II roc KY
std steep and the country very h'hy. On approich
INC the shore the Danzics boat was fired up'n' ana
returpe1 aboard. Seventy five of the woe ere" OF
~ Of The coivet.e innt da'ely landed, IN face OF
dtermirtd fire. and charged the pirates up the steep'
On striving a. the top the Pcn-s4ns found themselves
met by large force and had, therefore, to ds6t their
way back 10 the boats, whic1 they did, with the loss
of eight killed and twenty wounoed. Prince Adalbert
WA wounded 10 the thigh, and his Aid de Camp,
Nieseman - killed.
Ths incident has revived the talk OF European
expe iion agains th. pirates OF that coast Pfassia
Las voues.ed the aid of England and France.
On The s'h, the bodies of the killed were taken
~ hore at Gibraltar, and there buried with nultary
LoDors. The wounded were sent to the British Sn'ors
Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
MAR6lED,

BVRKF-BRADY-In Brooslyn. % Monday. SEPT l. ~ ~
Rev pr Rsysu Dir James c. BuIte to Miss Mary A. BssA.
a. Of BrtsyR
gART-ycSEiL-At New Orleans. on Monday. Ass 70. -
tle Rev Nr. McCol Ldy. youm"sn t. hrt Parst Of As
sf,nu,iip daniel Neb'ier to Miss Elizs hoNsl
yI'NCKVlTZ- MARGRAf-At Mount Vernon Wes'chesear
,curty oI srncsy Aug. II by he Rev Cb We .rbsS.
Ip.us Su,ckv,t1 cf Leipsc Germany 70 Pauline AHgat
stest Ga, shier 4 Psuu, Hsird Of AS city.
RAYMOND-LY> >CHln thi' city on Suestsy Sept ~
IN. Sew Mr. Nc Allis'er. MI Edward Raymond 70 boo
Li1zie Lynch, both OF thi' city.
v.rCHAN-POSTRON-On TUESDAY, sept 2 BY the Rsv-
LAM. ril-r Mr alsce 7. ashau 10 VI Sc xartss Sssn
RcstTou s " this city
,,-v,r,KER-COX-Iu New Haven on Nordsy Sep, '. ~
,b- Rev n IsnAol Andrew W. Whiiss~ OF beidt
VII. .id Mary Elizabeth, csusher Of Geo H. Coz esa q
\sw
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Tie yiceroy Of Egypt has established Stesm Nsvi-
CATION Company to carry ON the coastrg trade OF the
Red Sea.
Tie French merchant steamer Lyonnas, which had
oht9ired permission to navigate The Daou5e oetye n
the Prth and the Sereth has been lost in the rapids
crew saw d.
One hundred houses and part of the bazaar save
beer dostroy ed by accd dental fire a. Jauina.
Tia1qufy row prevails in Greece and nothing
more is sea of brgancs. The evaccauan OF the
country by the French troops IL considered c-rtsn.
Prince Paul Of " Nuremberg has returned home al
ter tour of light years in Anerica and Australia.
a shock Of an earthquake Was telt last week AT
Soleme, Switzerland.
Lat. st sc SIC from Persia Do MT bring favorable
accounts The grapes Were di-eased and murra'n AS
destroying the cattle. Engineers had been sent 10
strengthen the dcferses OF khiya.
tn, Lopdon DoHy henS nas leading article press
ing the clans OF Gen. Knetty apd nis Hung trian
companions in kars whose services have been totally
igI Ond by Gen. Williams aud the British. Gen
Kmetty he's published IN 4ny letter on the subject.
An American is reportes to have lot iirusn to ex-
amre the prsctlcabilty o the principal nvers OF Asia
Minor for Dovigati,n q.
The Earl of shrewsbury has died of consumption at
Lisbon. The body WAS brought to Eng land.
There had beon numerous riots il Lisbon and else
where throughout Portugal, the plea OF the dear
ntss Of bread
Gen. Tooleben s whiting the principal fortresses in
Germany, whence be projects TO France.
A Mr. Eustace Anderson has succeeded n ascending
to tie rumnM of the Jungffau uioDntaln.
Major Stewart ana party, ON special service in Asia,
have as scepd.d the bighest peak Of Mount Arara.
The Russians have sent in claim Of 400 900 francs
Il damage cone 10 the Ru-sisn Palace at Z Jnstsnl
nope, from its having been converted into French
HMpta.
a quantity of tire valued at $50 900 was buried
by the Russians in the Church of Sevastopo tney
have iutt cuE il up, IN safety al hOugh the French
slept IL the edifce .or SONG considerable time.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

lors lie ow the throne vii stand four officers OF Horse
Gnarfs With drawn swords, and two keralds the
throne.
pefs With the corenaAoi "'e H4' ""' WIZ 'seh De
ois'rbuted.
viii be isic IN the Tank or private s1srmen;.
A. re command .f III Msjes.y, the Chief Marshal
ND oth,r ofcers will biing the di.nes assisted by
s,sg oficers sid they WI be aoed on the abe by
,ic r, eat Ma 80 and the NJ srshs!.
Wien TIE banquet Is brought I'D, b,s Majesty VII
,.rovs his crown ard give it with the scrP'er snd
OH o. the bealers who Will place then on tables pre-
~. Nc rorolitan will bess the tables and their M.-
'S.'oF :, cisb when his Majesty asks FOR drink
u, oIox Ard other gufets WIN now snd sit down at
m, ,.Lcs The foreign emosssad0fs ara tn-r suites
srd al hose who d. not remain to The dlnoer, viii
70 the various &C sppointed for them
to dine il the kremlin ~
A. the table nealtss will be drank TO:
TLe Fmperor, with = salue of 81 guns.
Tte Trrrre,s Dowsyer, with "A salu'e Of 81 guns.
rrhe Empires, with salute OF 81 guts
n, In neris Family With "a u,e OF u guos.
TIs Ci,rey ana all tue subjects, With salute CT 81
Tse ours vii be handed By the chief butler and lis
.srt. ii = toasts given with touriShes OF trnmpets,
aLo there vi Be vocal and Instrumental music during
Aner cinner the Emperor and the two Enpresses
will retire to the inner apartments with the same
or tie cay following the coronsio, there will be
diner for The clergy and first two classes of the
On an appointed day and hour their Miestes will
,ec.ive in he throne ROOM the Congratulations OF tne
.Inod the ministers, and bodies in the state, and
OF tie ladies', at an early period:
Afier tie coronation ~ill be given:
A ball AZ the ZrarOviiaya Palace,
A grand theatrical spectacle,
A bal in the Ale1aIdrosvk Hal,
Tsbes snc aIuusemt nts for the people,
a masouerade and supper at the Pal,ce,
tiitporke.
The f, three days after the coronation there will be
ringing Of be.s and iluminetions
ON ne Of the days medals will be distributed to the
people at twenty churches.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER A. 1856

Iat. i, getting irto the bost at Crontaft Over the
h. sd. a tbe y. neral cro~d on th- quay have been
toyer;, .or "a hours. some hveried anakim 10 the
sisre of EreS-h 'oo,mep, Who NUT asve siep' 'h@'e
| thIrk. Y.st.rcsy evsuing hspp n"H I" p>S- ssa
thew were tleIe; l-te sst night they were SUI ,ss-
lss-v paradrg ss if they expecteH the boa from
si.ot where il Va. knosn that hi' exceleh''V na' n
iivec in the afternoon Again this morhihs 50" .no
ssme ggartic brigade of embassadornl 'oo.h'n
About 30 yards below tie li''le steamer, when hsI
bought the English En- bssssbor over tne oar 0,
the liver lay sn imperial steamer, all nf'~Nn
IN f6gs in his honor. Several carritzss'
suorg which was ore with four horses, 'ne
Leaders laf lensth in The traces beyond the "n o.
En-, sud altogether csps' soned IN tbe nao"ha sy'e
were IN ATTENDANCE. When the Earl anu Coun.e-s
Gisovile having got into the carriage With four
heres. lad been whred off to Demsuth'e, carnage
snd pair drew up before the little andirg pavilion VI
bot, and some Of the Others mounted tbi. vehicle
While third c.rrlsge snd then some dr,shke' con-
y'ytd 8"sy the rest. Yankee n the crowd Cher"
are lslsees nsvery large crowd all over the world
~bsr, sn!tth Is t. br -eer, rem9rkei tn oIgh his
nose, hat como be,t chsp reckon, is Peel; the
rect fu.s and feathers" l. nj G. snylle maie ~
nsksfly slow passage. hsv NJ been II Days az ses.
A. the entrance Of the Great Belt the :, Jean a Acre
Lost her little steamer in gale Of wind and WAS
Ohbed to sscken speed till her companion reoined
her.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
THE EAST.

A felegrspbic dispatch from Corstsntinople. dated
tie 18th, ahnouDces that Gen. Per'et, with the
II 4irder Of the French troops, hsi lefi ths Tl-kih
territory. Acuiral Stewart to return 20 C0Ls.u-
tinople but the T. glish feet will cruise in the ack
Sea uLi the end OF - ptember, VIXEN it will urn
Malta. The Russisn lighthouse men have been car
red Of from TIE Isle o S-rp-nt- by Engl sh -hp
az war ar del ye-ed t. the u.ho,ie3 At q ies
90 Who ho~ever, merely PRINTED tpem to he landed
and said the affair met be settled by diplomatic nego
atop There Is nothing else OF interes. from the late
teht 1f war
cal ed the Hospital of Peace to be att- need by
S,r.ers of Chsrty and to be open tn al ni'ionaiIeS
Reliable il form .tluu fom Con-t ant uOpa msnti 'ns
II at The Turkish Government, which IS now urniny
IT. attention wi rrnew. vgor to the suDlect ol Us
commercial relations wiki foreign wers, Is no' ds-
Ioted to IL pn seat commercial treaties III the
eame sLape as Heretofore hut IL a-eadv occIpe
with The elaboration If DR. for genera ues'y OF
commerce to be- offered To all nat,on'. Ihe leading
feature Of this dIafesty is described 70 consist IN
the rlitcple Of crcumscribirg fm the advantage OF
tatve produce the concessions hitherto made to f)r'
eIgn trade.
Sir Henry Bu,wer hss left Paris for Cons,an'inope
to meet rs colleagues of the commission appointed 70
col slider the affairs of the PIN 3pal ties.
y will be in rcmsnb-arc t'a' in 1882 in obed nee
to ordtrs from 81. Pc'-sburg. all the iorts along the
Crcessisn coast including the fortress OF Anapa, were
d.royed By the Russians Since toe close ot the WAT
g. the positions thus abandoned have Seen reoccuped
b, item The rtoCcupstioo of Anapi has jus been
efeC.,d by the sd of tie Russian fleet tlOtlas OF
gun boats, s,me of them propelled by steam, eft
Nicosief, X. nj and Ibrai, penetrsted a few
days since into the Straits of Zeoikale aad
Keitsch, while a land force advanced along
tie shore towsrd the for' The defenses OF the
tsc. bsvIrg before been deetry ed, it unable to
,ler resistance, and wss at once, occupied oy the
Rupeiars. The Cuca--irns wi'hdres ino the noun
tairs, taking with tnem IS pieces Of cannon, and al
tie paoSi,iops II is thought the Russians Will rest
satisfied with the taxing of An spa and will l.ave FL
fuith, operations til next campaign Gen. Beout"n
bss the temporary command. Another disoatch lays
tie Russians have also taken possession OF Noyogeog
wiask on the GheleLdjik.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

kncdom Of the Two Scilies would be strange s"d
nrhcsrd Of anomaly. King Fesdinsnd Sannoe annnsoodsJ
" III not believe that Any such thing can oe me
he re lee With entire oouhderce upon .ne ,, nnblic
asDcy y" copnied tn principle namey that % ss's ~
Fr'" "| state however nftcr r. strength may Is to Il
hs, Of the power which pretend, to ,ss o,I sSoe when
bss the ndisputabe rgo' to reCt sO' stsck upon its
comes in the form of threat anu 'o
ibe King intend, abide By all that e eAi i 'n shall be
ssd lt Which "Ro'.l w ne te to ~ them c'nddins
to cGI'I@n Ss @sa.t i' make an appeal the ma
n the justice OF s A. TO his brave and faihii army
toIa! 'eehng, ,;%sef a. TO repulse force by force
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
American Securities.

. d. Bell, Son Co. Iondon, report ,h.res no atsrs
he market for American Securities and give quotations.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
RUSSIA.


TIE diplomatic corps intending to he present a. the
Cars ccronaticn would leave 5. Petersburg on the
Q2d for Moscow. The departure of the Emperor a ex
andr n fixed for the 2Gtb; bis solemn entry into Nos
COW will take pact on the 29tb; t1e oaon W be
n, tle 7b Of pember; and the Court will return to
-. Petersburg at the end of the month Ihe cere-
NOW Of the coronation, and its adlunc,s Will ap
rsIenty throw i1O the shade every former )ceeuGg
~ similar kind in Russs or elsewhere. The magud-
Cence Of the preparations ssomethipg fabulous There
will be present no fewer than zen European p1nces,
beside iepre entatives of PO~ec ana Prncp4tles un-
numbered. The London Daily heTs OF The 2lst puo,
fshes the official progra ne % the ceremonies and
Tie other ndon papers full of correspondence de-
,cnbipg yhat is TO be dove.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
THE LATEST

SATURDAY MoRsIsc, Aug %, 1855.
The Washington arrived last night, q. II 35 o'clock,
st s. uthanpion.
Money srket Friday evening" discharged bat 6rss
from une sspess. Bullion decreased t39 ,ooo Cs.ssa,
.t.sdy; Gloss at 95 a 95l for money.
Nothing in the way Of news
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

N.xyo,, c,,,.ie 4, c,, M, couv,r,ib'. lss, a. n %
~ Yot "a ~ e, l., y,rt 1871 7..... es 9ios
Nev-yors p,a 4, Cep, II Mot fgsS..... ., n 81
Nv yok A. Fr,e7 C.,, con,.r.ihe 1852 .. s'l II
New Yo,t and we y Cent Sn.rs FUND uS... si . -
faIsm- Stet.ns Boz i. 1874 ......... 900. % - -
PeILs Cen a. ent is. NJ ron III 60 $780, ~ q -
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jackson Street Hospital aud Surgical
INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES,
AUGUSTA, GA.

AOGUo1A, u ~.
'ENHE Undersigned would respectfully call the
i attention Of Planters and Slave-owners
generally. IN their complete and extensive -stnb-
lishment in Augusta, Ga, for the accomn,oda-
tion OF NEGROES requiring SURGICAL OP-
ERATlONS Or Treatment III CHRONIC DIS
EASES.
The Bni!ing is situated Oh the corner Of Jack
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cep.Ion of patients from distance. In its con.
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supplied with no. and cold baths and shower
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avoid fatigue and exposure to the patients. It
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With the constant attendance Of experienced
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Negroes-in ordinary private practice.
IERMS-For Boald, Lodging md Nursing,
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III ordinary city practice.
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peculiar people, but arc tho common right OF
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ana savage deeds and practices of tho times !;
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