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Mrs Nj. w. eseraids, FhysicIan-an expe
renced and successful Midwife No 81 Mechanic street
at the head OF Union street
Special attention to Uterine Complaint and Dis
eases of Children Office hours from to H. and from
Ito y. IN. diff e25
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George Sessions, FURNISHING UNpERrAKER AND
COFFIN Manifestation Caskets Patent Metallic
hand. Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET of ali
sizes. - - $50
Every thing connected with the management of funeral
promptly attended to. No. 40 Front streets residence
Front street, Worcester, Mass. dawtf NV
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III OUSEKEEPER.-An American Wo-
-, man Of experience, desires situation me- uo,,so-
Keeper Please apply At Central street 9p stolrs
No dive ~ F'''''"
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SPUR PRIEST, of Main and Foster Streets be-
ing anxious that fair play should exercised toward all
sides the coming election invite members all parties
to visit their Saloon to-day and prepare themselves for
the contest before Them They will serve up the best fare
which the country afford. Drop in tonight and par
take of their choice eatables chowders &C.
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The REPRESENTATIVE oMINATIoNs.-Th
nominations of the Republicans of this city
80 far as made, will be found in another place
In District No. 26 the nomination was purely
spontaneous one, and would have given great
satisfaction to the District. We regret, how
ever, to publish the following note, received
from Mr.. Otis late last night, announcing his
inability to accept
WORCESTER, Nov. 4, 1859
To the Electors Of Worcester District No 26:-I find
myself unexpectedly put in nomination for the Gen
eral Court but on reflection, find that my business
engagements preclude its acceptance. Thanking my
friends for this expression of their confidence here
by decline peremptorily the nomination thus ten
dered. b.. F. Otis.
The nominee of District No. q, Mr.. Samuel
A. Knox, is well and favorably known, and
will be cordially supported.
In District %, Henry c. Rice, Esq, the pre-
sent incumbent, was re-nominated as four
fifths of the voters of his district supposed he
would be- He has been, during the present
laborious session, one Of the most useful and
the most faithful members from any district in
the Commonw ealth
Mr. Ilmothy ,. Stone, nominated to repre-.
sent the 9TH Ward, is an enrerprising and sue
cessful business man, and one whom his dis.
trict will be proud to support.
The only contest, last evening, worth men.
tioning, was in the Democratic caucus of the
4th and 9th wards. Mr. Pratt, the present in
cumbent who was overthrow for no fault o
his, received one hundred and forty votes. Hi
successful competitor Patrick O'Keefe, VIII,
represented, mainly, the Irish element of hi
district, received nearly two hundred votes
Together they received considerably large
vote than was cast by their party in the dis
trict at the last state election. Mr. O'Keefe is
worthy man, and but for his politics wouI
not excite serious opposition from any sectioi
OF his fellow citizens.
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The Democrats of Wards A and 5 met at the
Police Court room, last evening, Col. Barker
presiding, and A. Dadmun, Secretary. The
battalions were out in that district, nearly
three hundred and fifty voters awaiting them.
selves of their privileges. The following was
the result of the ballot for candidate for Rep
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the House to-day.
---
PoLITIcAL-The Republicans of the TWEEN,
ty-fitth Representative District, embracing
Oxford, Sutton and Millbury have nominated
for the Legislature, N. G. King of Sutton, and
Seth Daniels of Oxford. The district commit,
tee consists of DR.. S. C. Paine of Oxford, A.
A. Lombard of Sutton, and Hosea Crane OF
Millbury.
The Republicans of the Tenth Bristol Dis.
trict have re-nominated for the Legislature
Alanson Borden and Sabin P. Chamberlin, of
New Bedford. Objection was made to Mr..
Borden on the ground that he had not paid his
share of last years expenses but one of his
friends vouched for as being read v TO conform
to the usages of the party" and his nomination
was carried.
Senator Wilson is speaking in New York
with great ability and effect His address, be-
fore an enthusiastic audience, few evenings
since in Syracuse upon the measures and the
policy of the Republican party, is given YER
batim in the Syracuse journal of the following
day. 1t appears in admirable contrast with
the speeches of Mr.. Corwin, the only man in
the country who thinks it necessary to justify
the fugitive slave law before Republican au-
diences.
Contrast-the speed with which southern
courts can hurry cold Brown" to the gal
lows, as compared with the heightened action,
'flong drawn out, of those same courts when
trying African slave traders
The Opposition or the supporters of ex-
Governor Briggs, in the third Councillor dis
trict, have nominated for Councillor Hon.
Emory Washburn, of Cambridge, by acclama
ton. For senator in the first Middesex dis
trict, the same party has nominated DR.. Lu-
ther V. Bell. They have also full list of
county officers in the field.
The Republicans of Dorchester have nomi-
mated Henry L. Pierce and George Rankin as
candidates for Representative. In the Canton
district, John S. Eldridge, present member
and Capt Polly of Walpoe, are nominated
Salem sends Hon. Charles w. Upham and
VIM. d. Northend again; Brookline-John H.
Wakefield.
The Republicans of the fourth Worcester
district, Templeton and Hubbardston, have
nominated Henry Smith of Templeton for
representative. The caucus of his own town
was carried after an exciting contest, lasting
till after midnight-Smth receiving the sup
port of those who came into the Republican
party through the Native American organza-
ton.
The Republicans of the twentieth Middlesex
district have nominated ARENAS Barrett of
Merose and A. A. Foster Of South Reading for
the Legislature. This is the district which
Geo. ?. Durham and his associate filibusters
attempted to manage. Irregular delegationsin
favor of his nomination from Stoneham and
Melrose were excluded from the convention,
and Immediately took measures for an indie
Dpnuent nomination
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Aldrich, . II
Ames, W II
Altman, William
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BARNES, Albert
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Bragg. Dexter 5
Bullard, Master Franklin
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Barrett, Franklin
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Boyden, miss Ellen L
BarrOws, Foster
Baker, George A
Burdick, George
Brachard, Isaac K
brigham, mrs Al1ninda G
Brown, Harriet NJ
Barron, John l.
Blair, mrs Lucy
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|
Benz F. Otis %
| Joseph Perkins,
and Hiram French, Thomas Pierce and Joel Davis,
| each.
FORMAL BALLOT.
| Whole number of votes, "
Necessary for a choice, 81
| Benz F. Otis had 81
George Ii, Harlow, 50
and the nomination of Mr.. Otis was made
unanimous, which he accepted in a brief and
appropriate speech. The District Committee
consists of j. w. Jordan, Marcus Barrett of
| Auburn, and John B. Dexter, Jr. The Rally
ing committee consists of j. w. Jourdan, Jo-
seph Perkins, Joshua Lewis, c. H. Bowker,
and Joel Stratton. The caucus then dissolved.
DISTRICT NO. q.
The Republicans of this district met at Mr..
Bannister's hotel. Geo w. Russell was called
to the chair and Gerry Valentine was chosen
secretary. An informal ballot was taken, and
resulted -
Whole number of votes, So
Sam'l A. Knox had 20
Sam' A. Porter, %
Alexander Thayer, IL
l.. W. Pond 8
Scattering, 6
Mr.. Porter withdrew his name. A formal
ballot resulted as follows
Whole number of votes, Sc
Saml A. Knox had A
L. W Pond, q
Alexander rhayer, Il
The District Committee consists of j. NJ, G.
Armsby, Henry Hakes, L. w. Pond, S. A.
Porter. Rallying Committee-Ward leo.
w. RUSSELL Geo. X. Bliss, Geo. S. White
MORE David D. Reyes, Alfred Parker, G. II.
Wy II n
Spaulding, G. +. Thompson, Dexter Rawson,
j. II. Chaplin, 0. B. Chase, 0. X. Earle, G. d.
Wheelock, T. w. Baird, J. NJ. c. Armsby, A.
M. Allen, Gilbert Walker.
DISTRICT NO. g.
At the caucus in this district, composed of
Wards and 8, ]. w. Wetherell was chosen
Chairman, and Hartley Williams, Secretary.
Before the ballot wastaken, Hon. A. L. Rogers,
Councillor, withdrew his name from the list of
candidates. The ballot resulted as folloMs:-
Whole number of votes 80
Necessary for choice, 20
Henry c. Rice had %
A l.. Burbank, II
And on motion of Mr.. Burbank the nomination
of Mr. Rice was declared unanimous. The
district committee consists of j. d. Daniels, S
z. Twiss, and A. i. Burbank. For rallying
committees-W ga. l.. Burbank, James
d. Button, Samuel Putnam Jr., Geo. S. Vat
tel, II. c. Otis, c. w. Angler, Scion Nelson,
and w NJ. Houghton, Ward ST. NJ. Lamb,
j. ID. Daniels, Walter Brigham, Elbridge Boy
den, W. w. Pratt Daniel Kingsley, Dexter
Rice and Edwin Stevens. Adjourned.
DISTRICT NO. 80.
AT the caucus in Ward 7, John D. Wash
burn was chosen President, and S. r. Hey
wood, Secretary. The informal ballot for rep
resentative resulted as follows =
Whole number of votes, 81
Necessary for choice, 40
Timothy S. Stone had 81
Charles Ballard, -
j. NJ. Earle. 8
Clark Jillson, q
and DR.. Geo. Chandler and Edwin Morse l each.
On motion Of Joseph Mason, Esq, the for
NAL ballot was dispensed WITH and Mr.. Stone
was unanimously nominated. The nominee
being present. accepted the nomination in brief
remarks. The caucus appointed-for District
Committee-E. B. Stoddard, Charles Ballard
and Clark Jillson. For RalIying Committee
Charles Ballard, j. + Estey, Clark Jillson, j.
II. Walker, and A. G. Walker. Adjourned.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR
NATHANIEL H. BANKS,
OF wALTHAM
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ELIP H LIE T Il X A Il,
OF SPRINGFIELD.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
OLIVER WARNER,
OF NORTHAMPTON.
FOR TREASURER AND RECEIVER GENERAL,
MOSES TENNEY,
OF GEORGETOWN.
FOR AUDITOR,
CHARLES WHITE,
OF WORCESTER
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
STEPHEN H. PHILLIPS,
OF SALEM.
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MIR. BURNHAM AND HIS AGENCY.-The in
vestigation of this subject was opened, Friday
with speech from Mr.. B. He charged Mr.
Spofford, member of the investigating COM
mittee, with leaving his place on Thursday,
and with offering an order in the Legislature,
the result of which would be to ruin him
(Burnham) pecuniarily The chairman of the
committee stated that Mr.. Spofford acted in SO
doing as a member of the Legislature, not in
behalf of the committee.
The session was a very exciting one. Mr.
Burnham refused to furnish his cash book and
journal, at the order of the committee, and the
subject was reported to the House. When the
committee entered, the House had under dis
cussion the motion of Mr.. Wentworth of Low
ell, that the Attorney General be instructed TO
commence a criminal prosecution against Mr..
Burnham. When the committee reported that
Burnham refused to produce the books of the
Liquor Agency, the Sergeant-at-Arms was
Immediately ordered to arrest him for con-
tempt. He was arrested, and is now in custo-
dy of that officer, who will bring him before
the House to-day.
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AT Pauncefort's Atheneum, this afternoon.
Madame Miches makes her last appearance, in
the drama Of Magdalene Bertram.
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. fcHldlIllIS III inc
ov. 5. 1859.
KELLY. Granville j
Kendall, Henry z
kutz, George
Kelley, John
hnOwltOn, n NJ
Kent, NJ Az
kuOwitOn, mrs ThOmasW
King, ) Il
LAMB, L S
Lincoln d Ayres
LeayenwOrth Edwin T
LeaYenwOrth, T. I
LedOyt, +
Leonard. John
Lang, Mary
Larcry, Patrick
Martin, Chas h
Monroe, L Is
McGrath, Elijah
Mosler, Frank
Merriam, Henry
Moore, miss Harriet
Mcdonald, Joseph
Moore, John
\ artin, John
Moore, John e.
Maynard, John C.
NICK ear, L ID
Morse, mrs Al NJ
Moore, Step en- Ii
Muzzy, miss Sarah 4
Martin, DIR 5 P2
MaCklenan, William
McCarty, William
NELSUN, mrs Marian
Nelson * Rice
PROUTK, c IL
Plimpton, miss Clara G
Pcttingill, b X
Parker, edward
Porter, + h
Hrentiss, Geo w
Price, Harry
PIERCE, Geo l.
Pierce, Henry
Partridge, John W
Pratt, James
Palmer, mrs Mary -
Powers, Mary
Petite, mrs PAMELA
Parsons, Sarah IL
Palmer, Ierance
RANGER, Allan
Russell, mrs
RawsUn, ID w
Kelley, Master EdwaTdL
Rice, George G
Robbins, Geo Is
Rollins, John
Reed John
Relehen, Michael
Ross, Maria L
Rice, Michael
Reed, miss Nellie A
Russell, miss Martha
Ritch, miss Pembroke s
SAMPSON, A IL
Spencer, Prof
Spencer, Amanda NJ
Stacy, miss Abbie Il
Sawyer, Chas IL
Sibley, + Harrington
Smith, miss Ellen
Sweeney, Edward
Streeter, mrs Emma
Scofield, Ellen
Stebbins, L e
Sanbon, Floriila
Scott, Henry
Smith, miss Helen
Stiles, John w
Sayward, John 2
Stoddard, j Il
Sanford, mrs Louisa
Spencer, Margaret
Strong, Nellie a
Scales, Mary
Sanb0rn, Grin L
Smith, miss Sarah i
Sibley, Wilson
Sanders, William
TROWBRIDGE, Al
futile, miss Lydia l.
Tyler, Mary A
Thompson, Mason
Temple, . X
Temple, Otis A
Taft, W
VALENTINE, j CO
WOOD, Aaron
Whitney, l. f
W heeler, \ T.
Walker, miss Betsey
Williams A
Wellin, Augustus
WhitcOmb, mrs A S
W@nds ro,.,.;,
Woods n,iat Ilnil,
woo C a ,,lisI I'M I'M u, n
Walch, miss Ellen
Wills piSan va e - L
Whittemore, FIJI
White, L j
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Whole number of votes, 335
Necessary Tor choice lbs
Patrick O'keee had 1914
Charles b. Pratt, las
Appleton Dadmun,
The Court room was densely crowded, and
very commendable degree of interest was
manifested
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Special Clothes,

HOllOway's Pills and Ointmcnt.-No medicine
chest should be uproyided with these twin curatives.
ternal tailngs OF the human organization any two
medicines that have yet been discovered They both at
tack the seat of disease and not only temporary remove
SGt permanently eradicate Sold at the mandatory,
25r, 6Sc and 81 per box or pot d6t us
d. n. TourteIIotte, Nj. d., Dentist, has re-
ncr Rooms with DIR. Newton diff o6
Homeopathic Medicines of all kinds kept for
sale at ~ Main street. up stairs by G. H. JENCKS.
John T.; Taft, PA Main street, Worcester, dealer
in all kinds India Rubber Goods. dtm* SCI
Removable c. A. HILLS Medical ofHce is re-
moved to No. 50 Main street. diff iyl
g. II. Jencks, Dentist, 239 Main street, ncarl
opposite Elm street. dtf Of
CurtIs's Cure for Is.,Idness.-For sale by al
Druggists in the United States and Canadas. diff o26
III. G.. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Railing Doors
Shutters Gratings &C.. at 81 Union street. diff apps
u. G. Bradt, M. D., Physician and surgeon. OF
nee NO Elm street once hoursS to 10 a. M, and to
op' M Diff my25
a. McF. Davis, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Brnley Row, 1888 Main street, Worcester. dSw3m* ol2
Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law. Once, No
Brnley Hall, Worcester Mass. dly mch7
---
II. g. q. Blake will give instruction in the Ancient
and Modern Languages and in the Common and Higher
English Studies, at No. BOwdOin street DIFF olS
d. II. Harris, Dentist, 1853 Main street opposite
he new Mechanics Hall Building. dawt 30
q. III. Burr, NJ, h., Homeopathic Physician No
Pearl Street Office hours from to 10 A. and to
and to p. NJ. d3m* o3
Mrs. WInsIow, an experienced nurse and female
physician has Soothing Syrup for children teethinp
which greatly facilitates the process cethng by sOi-
tening the gums, reducing all Inflammation alay all
pain and Is TO regulate the bowels. Depend npon
it, mothers IL will give rest TO yourselves and relief and
health to your infants, Perfectly safe in all cases See
advertisement In another column. d&wly NM
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Crtp ann County AnteIIrorntr.
Republican Representative cnueu.es.

Republican Representative CNueuses.
The several Republican caucuses held last
evening, for the nomination of candidates for
Representatives, were well attended, and the
results will be received with much satisfaction.
DISTRICT NO. %.
The caucus for the district embracing Ward
6, and the town of Auburn, was held at the
City Hail. Edwin Draper was chosen Presi-
dent, and d. A. Goddard, Secretary. The in
formal ballot for candidate for Representative
resulted as follows:
Whole number of votes, 81
Necessary for choice. 81
George Ii. Harlow had 81
Benz +. Oils, %
Joseph Perkins,
and Hiram French Thomas Pierce and Joel Davis,
each.
FORMAL BALLOT.
Whole number of votes, ~
Necessary for choice, 81
REM r (ltis had AZ
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FOR COUNCILLORS,
4th District-HUGH W. GREENE, of Northheld.
6th AARON c. MAYHEM, of Milford.
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What to do with Brown.

From the Richmond Enquirer Edited by a son of Gov
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E,,.Tre "" - TVN I n II J. Q II
NM a. - y ~ o. Choce Book for Winter EVENING"
i pnH Hcme 1ncte-A collection Of Marches Wait1es
%S S sGnosEes Contra dances
mast ng ol Tue PIANO Forte and comprising Inc
w.. sem by mail. Published by ' T'0V' :" oloul'
no uot OLIVER DlrSON & CO., Boston.
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COMMERCIAL TyTgLLIGFNCF

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sf6sop tpucs Co r.po the harvest pfospecs fyorl be
n0wb,anep. tsugesss wtsthsr Four quiet sale. a;
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Nestsrn Red att 6d9 and WI e 81 Gyo Com was que;
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iIe On the nsItet sales Of Tepactsc g. 49, The Govern
nert refuses erican cured IN the contract Bacon
inactive but steady Lsrc firm and II better
a. 81 ISL. Talow in fsir demand 81 So.
LIyfRPOoL PRODUCE MARKET The Brokers ard
other Circusr. quote Pot Ashes eg ~ al ais - Il
196. Sugar dull and ell quotations slightly declined Cs-e
sesdy Rice heavy partial declne RI 81. Rh OIL E-ner
sly UrchsDEed Ln.eed Oh 90 eoa Rosin essy sales 4
ESQ bns Common SG5 O. Spirits TarprIns st 80 a.;
closing ct the latter price Tea slow Of sale, bat prices
Cbsug.d.
LoSDOs MAREETs.-Messrs. Barring Bros. quote
BRIADsTUFFs al the opening and a. the close isos
stessy &c o Rails and goa s6 tor Bar srGAk quiet
easier bu ouOta'iors hsged COFFEE firm ana
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49,. SPaiTs TUFPENTISE dun a. IS G. TALLow resdy 2.
Ssd55 FISH OILs quiet LiSssED OIL in better demand
sale. al 2 sdzsl.
HAyEE MARKET.-(For the week ending the 9th
Inst )WHEAr advanced 2d1i francs, under short supple,
POI ASHES dull. AID quotations barely maintained COFFEE
firm Ricg firm. SUGAR steady. LARD dull but steady OiLs
Quotations barely msintsned.
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POSTSCRIPT.
FRIDAY MORNING-FWE O'CLOCK.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
THE ETNA AT BOSTON.

BosroN, Friday, Aug. 26--l:45 a. M
The steamship Ktns, from Liverpool on the l3Ih
inst, arrived here at O'Clock this morning. Her
dates are the same as those by the America at Halifax
The Zurich Conference had resolved to prolong the
ar1nistice until the ratification of peace.
The Steamship Great Eastern was formally adver-
tsed to leave for Portland early in the month OF Sep
TENDER.
II was reported that the foreign Ambassadors 70
France would refuse to attend the Paris tees IT the
coors taken from the enemy were allowed to be car
red in the procession.
The Bank of France had gained sixty-seven and-a'
half millions francs during the month of July.
The Three Per Gents on the Paris Bourse had de-
cliued to 69f Doc.
There was vague rumor that the Prince Napo'
leon was 10 be mace Sovereign of Tuscany.
The collision between the Austrian and RUSSIAN
soldiers at Frankfort was serious, but it IS believed no
lives were lost.
The King of Prussia was not expected to 1--we mucn
longer.
Spain had resolved to increase her Notifications IN
Cuba.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament was prorogued on the ioth' =,
The Lord Chancellor read the Queen speech one
regrets tn the interruptions during the session nave
nreyented many important measures from beng car
RED and hopes for their early consideration a' VIC
next session. The war in Italy having been con
cluded England al been invited to take part IN the
Conference of the Crest Powers should one Do
hold Int sufficient information on this suo-
;sc, TO admit Of definite reply. ohe
woun rejoice at being able to contribute 10 ar
rsncemeus to secure lasting peace She hopes tna'
Tho direct communication with Pekin will prove osne
6cial she hopes for a continuance OF the eA.
;sti,c smicsble relations with all powers, anu
,,ioices at the complete suppression OF the inu'sH
rebellion. She promises her serious attention 10 lne
internal Improvement of Indis. She gadiy assen'eu
- the bill. providing for the naval and miiIafy 'e
serves and regarded permanent patlonai deiehces
81 Of paramount Importance. The remainder Vi INC
sneech is congratulatory on the prosperity u 'no
nation. ,..,,,,
T'5r london Doily Ncrrs says that the strike among
H.. MOI, belopsipg 10 the Building Association was
likely to last long. ,rr,,r.
C.. Lennox Wyke has been sppointed hu'0y hAN'
ordinary to Central America.
III, london Daiiy Herald has reason 10 oehe''
IL. the Grand Duke Constantine, on leaving h!oo
,;r nav visit to the Emperor Napoleon at Brarfi'z
r.. 5oings in Parliament on the I'm were mol VI
great importance. =. caas
A,lsDtjc Telegraph shares were quoted .. NO
N'''-'' Loxpos, Friday Evening.
I'll, Times City Article says; Securities nsNe
,rsdrsnv become weaker during the les' 70 noui'
Tbe knowledge that the Indian ana RUSSIAN 'O "a,
-, ~ fotbwith introduced contributed TO the
49, ,hor,b M. 10 50 large an o1tent as Was
expected -n.;.,, .n,s-ent
in every one of the departments ''"' .ni Lille
o. -, Of hotties msy have something 70 do IN