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lie then adjusted a ladder over the stage and
fastening 4 strap 70 one "f Its rounds, Tass@d The
hfEs finger Of ms Lsff hand through il. and by
that finger lifted his whole weight. supported him
-clf --vyral seconds. and lowered himself SLOWLY and
steadily. Then he raised himself xix time in
succession hv the middle finger # hi right hand.
Finally. after r-markIu. hat the feat o. boulder
in- a ra-rel 81 four without cynrict with any
thIr- exr-Tt th- t4ly VS. ar more difficult than
u --fn-i. ne tH1k hold 81 ;he barrel. r4i-ad u
into his aru-. and by g -scces-iOn % powerful II TT
raised il % h- shoulder wh-re II remained q.
minute. Ic then lowered il 50 steadily and
slowly that ir was not heard u couch che AJ,r at
all. Alter all thee iett- be vas heartily ap-
TllulrI hy tHr audience
Tier wa 10 EumHug about these '-lf-. aud
they e~-Tt4.u.y constituted % moot wonderful d.
yi4s % strength. The lecturer stated that ia tire
OpCu air. and when IN ms best condition. he
could lift with the hands 1900 pounds. and BY the
stTlrs between two and three thousand
Every one - lis listeners fit the force ol the
Doctors question II 81 seventeen a delicate
youth. and now a small man, can acquire such
strength. what cannot each If You accomplish
10 de.-.aTmeu.-
We need not say that DR.. Wiu-hiF's health j.
perfect HI suggestions wcr- in the main Civ
III in tn- rules published Ly - Yesterday, and If
people generally would follow h- plan II Thy-i-
cal development the medical profession would
con find comparatively little demand for irs
service. and the general happiness would be
greatly increased.
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Correspondence Of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser
Hawaiian Education.

Mn. EDIToR Your remarks on the subject OF
English education FOR Hawaiians, in your issue Of
July 10, were well timed and juIic;ous. Allow me
TO aid n few words upon the same subject. IL is
thought by n portion Of the true friends Of this
nation that TIE English language has at length come
TO be 5 sine qua non in Hawaiian eiucation-that
indeed there - no possible hope for the uermanence
OF the race. unless 1t may come through this new
agency. The idea, therefore. j. n vital one. with
such aud, practically, they would push the intro
ducfiOn Of the English into our public schools lust
- last as i compatible with a proper regard for these
porIcus Of cur native youth, who, since they cannot
by any new conceivable method be provided with in
strucciou n English schools, must. for n time NJ east,
depend solely for mental training upon the Hawaiian,
aud no faster. Fer in no even; would these friends
lend themselves 10 the b~arbarcus work Of violently
crushing out, or attempting to crush out. the Hawai-
ian ysTnacuiar.
This view Of the question is certainly plausible in
its statement, and not a few are thus led 10 concede its
soundness without debate. Yet it j. a noticeable fact
that. 30 far n hitherto appears, its most strenuous
defenders are comparatively strangers TO the Hawai-
ian people Not indeed that they have not for a sea-
son resided on these islands, and mingled to some ex-
ssnt with the population, and entertain for il a friend
ly feeling but they are believed to have little or no
real acquaintance with its character ana necessities.
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Notice.

Notice.
UNHFU UNDERSIGNED LEAV-
a iuS this Kingdom 80 40 early -sf-, aid r-gues's that all par
ties ba.u- claims a--u>t him. either j. 70. ally or a. the
Agent Il rh- HuIs.l-~ B-v Company. WUl present the same on
or before th- -U-r % JIfy next. Also bee requests those who
arr indebted 70 hH~ rs -a- AE-ut e the Hu3.o.s Bay Com
pauy. 10 s-ttI- - - E-H-- immediately this Office In default
Of payment. such hjUs ans accounts =ll be placed IN the hands
OF ;he Cuuptuv's Attorney fr collection
Honolulu, June l.. ls6O-2l3-T JAMES BISSErT-
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And n large a--orrnIFut OF
Choice Family Groceries.
2l6-l1 !. c. S"ALDING.
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Advertisements.

COOPERS' PIT NCHING MACHINES.
TOOPERS' PUNCHING MACHINES.
u COouers' Truss Hp"ps- fOr sale 10y
q. BREWER * CO,
1851 Market Wharf.
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BARRELS SUPERIOR PILOT BREAD.
EB Cask. superior pilot bread. For sale ~
Z. BREWER & CO.
1871 Market Wharf.
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Advertisements.

= T.. SNOW,
Shipping and Commission Merchant.
uCNOLrLY. OAHU. II. l.,
NFFERS E4R 30 . - s. No gr ~ -; # 9sr-
Whit In Ii atssrcatea,
Biae FLANNEL saias,
B!us Ms.
i Lss. 7 ,as families,
Syi n1 l7sss,:, prck,
britannia Casters.
White was,r Bottles.
sets CrcAery Ware,
SraFeS B. S7s.s Zen. g. fs1s. S...,
Ceok5"= Sto't--
''' 66Lox CAPs''
DRIED APPLES, China Rice. Carolina Rice,
COFFEE PROM TITCONB's PLANTATION.
Extra Prime Pork.
LOAF SUGAR, CRUSHED SUGAR, NAVY BREAD hAAs
07'ani a5 1sn5it Mustard,
Metropolitan Cackee,
Ginger Snaps.
Lemon Cakes,
MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PocAet Knives, Jack kuives, hays Shot, boxes Needles Slverd
Bits, Measuring Tapes
SOLAR LAMP CHINNEYs, Do. LAMP WIchs, N0'1@2-
Paiack,.
81 Assorted Fae:
Iron Bcd.tcads. One Cabin Table.
LARGE Compasses. Copper Pumps, Boat Compa-svs. Door Mats.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
COUNTER
Green Paint
Lewis * Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead,
Kegs Lewis X Brothers, Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis * Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
IcIo.h Cnrperim=.
One sup. Patent Force Pump, Baltimore cane-seat Chairs
Btos.n .''''' A SIR s s5Ss Hardware.
Brand. Whaling Guns,
one Browns Whaling Gun and Irons, one set iron strap
Cugdns Blocks; with chain pegdaG Ms M nn,. w. W3,l1n fa, Boat
OIL CASKS SHOCKS.
GoaPcr's Wiye,s,
OAK PLANK. It, and Il inch.
Lnrsr n--orrm'r Manila aud Hemp Cor""se.
Cutting Fails
Whal- Line.
Try Pots,
COMPOSITION SheathinC Naii-.
Composition CoTIrring Nails,
E-gs Cut Nails.
MARZETTTS PORTER. SALTS BURTON ALE,
quarts ant uinis. quarts and piuts,
FETLEYrS Ale. uints. BALES CURLED HAIR,
Indian Vegetable Bitters, Essence Nurmwead,
Cherry Cordial, Stou-Ltnu's BiJtfs.
10, drops. E>scuce Peppermint
Palm-leat Hats.
White Straw Hats.
Brown Straw Hats.
Hrah Straw Hats.
ChIIrrn's Hats.
SNAIL INVOICE -
SUPERIOR ESGRAVINGS.
GU7-.t &c. &c. &c
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g.
By TIE UNDERSIGNED.
The CarGocs of the British Banks
HTMpHR EN NEJ SON"
AND :" KATHLEEN"
FROM
Dry Goods.
Dus c,.,aa=, -';- car,ans. -ar=ranc wa,= s.,.as.
assorted rr..z. w. i.se Ira;-- iarsry rcd sit
Ss-~ =. .s ra.H,cS.i1. is..t,t..
pla.u an. Ar-y silks. Nio,rria lawns.
.gtt".a lama rr,n.f f. urlu,-i
horl-r,i ha.ik-rcLiris,
Nat=ucieaar- hand
Ee'ciietS. TIr-
eey 5gid''
rtvHE.-
s,r.s.rshi.r.
ienia,s. ling t"'-,
qa6,siia., sin ,s;s.1, rlae
alpa-a coats. musqIin o.rrng, linen blouse,
Bed ticks. white blue ""l ri blankets. r-i'~ay "TnprHTs
CO. I. - E" r.t-, br.s-a a,.g t.if ..ss, s.rias TX.
men. FL, har-, ss aani,gr.a.sf-. superior treea uouseri1r',
sa%',', s ssSg T ,oa.-f f@s'5 s-.a@. ID @a-.o., &C. C, &C ss. sc.
Hardware.
gaatle, round trs2. s.:,a. a: ea, ,r "a a;. q
- no ~. ~ as, - -ei ilSess, Iaives ami f,rss.
Ha.elyr.' s,eEs. rri ter AIDES.
Iron hurdle. f Jon. n 4urTfsit ant : horizontal ber.,
Courer,' -iyr;s. hr IS iu;t hinges, plane irons,
Gut nails, Gssri siz--' w''-i 'riee buttons
Naval stores.
Tarrel ro-=. assti siz-s, Manila rarr, bolt rope,
w.,haieine, r.'Iine. spanyarn a'sartzi r"'n..,
a. - -. 80 l1in ,r f
Barrl- ri,ch. slip Scrarcr-. ewing palms
ices UGx. s.ai paper. chain hooks,
I'm and bra. screws. ean.sins ron,
Reipaths patent pumps WITH ~ wheel
AL>y'
Cases shea'n'1- opi-T. I4"z ~ 90 'f-
Cssas composition nails, assorted ayes.
Ern.era
Cases English t1c,n- 81" do s.Ws- = ia=sHire cheese
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TIL T. GOD THIN GS.
Nilsson d. kipuey

Are prsE-sF-s - fsFaszh al tie sood tAlnss n the
drinking lac. ~ her
s ALoON on cEDAR STREET
nsir sappy ef Ninrs, flqaors, Cigars Tnbaeoo.
! e1trnsise, sad 81 tbs very best sFtsls Al the
SEA drls-As 1ss shsz ss@ss1 -exst ep'' n ths axe
sse. Jaaa-ls
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Dissolution.

VIZ partnership heretofore existing between NIL
Il SIN SINH, y dissolved. fke SessHcss Nsu
hereafter be cosasetsa ey
NILSSON 4 KINNEY.
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NnNx ARRANGEMENT
The Southern Express Company.

Il HI undersigned respect ully give notice that they
u have entered iEto col artHershp under the name
and finn 't tie southern Express Company for the
iran sactiuh q a general Express and Commission
Business, and have made arrar gements with the
EGgcbCld ana keUtu"ky, Ter Eessee ard Alabama
and CcLUaI southern Railroad Con paIi,s a. run Mes
seTgeTs daily t.er Eoads, and PREF arcd
10 ierwaTd goods to all statcLs the above uau.ed
JailTOadS, IN charge OF special Messengers AT low
rates Ih' Sesscuke are provided with Iron safes
Tor the safe Transmission OF Money ery and 9TH
er yaluables.
Bills Notes and Drafts collected and prompt re-
turn made.
Cfl,c AT Rams Browns Drug Store No. 10 P ub-
lie Square. JAS. GLOVER,
y. K. HOLT,
iar?-tf late OF Adams TX Co
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EroR Man ufaeturing and Plantation purposes the
L only resieble and unexcelied Sewing Nae hinesin
the worid.--I. N. Siagsr q Co.'s Garste-
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VINO RIEaTED THE sEaiAG MACHINE :
The Howe Sewing uachines!
ESTABLISHED ls45-
Il. Howe, ar, original Inventor u
Rateuaec.


Tr,uK,sE uAg1fINksS are stTctis First Cas-, ard
bescsy simplicity Il CO strlt tee; az
and eiae.euey weEAllg, aiV AZ gaai-e" - -
They maze tight i.ek RI ish more ne,s ~'.e0 -
bo.k s,sss OF tn goods tLAh dat nsses ~ sAs 0
Aaehine. - scrk
t.,an ANY uiller tsua4iy nsaN hiEe- The 80 ''.1s
~. 10 10 a. the sOiA a. The sHcrae- '"
so1 ana a. heavy The lalge singer n.~enAa- 80
us- FAMILY AAcHi> As--ii.ess ~ w.
Tie Hove tyii der N-ciasssss fsr al i1.u'S.
s,i,eh,nK s.eI a. Bsot s.a slsoe ~erNs -
inn rnins Harness sofki AZ, aA>e -sS-s -. -.
- .-,,..., f.r bsye any otbef nIach,he-A hct ehl-
.lsrs-iII Admitted No oaher LeAihef n-eIaes -
- ssasIi needs - Tie Howe Cylinder AAr1s'
PFloe-lss ana $50.
What Constitutes Coed Sewing Harhinst
"a sheula be . eli maize, slinpie Ia ~ ee1ssfne-
sisn and easily kefi N Greet. ,,,h
2 Ii should make = - II tSek-slie1s --Ao - 49,
/. .saia ssx aay and al i,s.sr-is that be
s~wsd. ,n-s.A ar sstk
IA .bozli be abse se< ffosn co~i g 70 nne,
and tres. shick ihsa vita rApAsisy and ritne.s
800 - eie 20 make she greater or
les, % bs. he under and spPer iase-as' -ha VIZ
taermAt ss,.,<i a.es are
~ $500 should have perpsadeui.r Eion os
ms y Absolutely Hee~sssfs ief hs.ss ~. 49,.
y h sboeld be Abls q bad ~i'h a eiaasr ne.
xh hzrnnser. sAeala ssssch, tell sun .aa saias'
"a n sbeu.a es aiw~ys ready ~ sefk-
m. f.skostf be capable q u<Lng The s-ins - =
go - e.fh siass u he eol 4, AID q esirx oine.
80 solssrd threzd o. 80 @ootr 90 pe'ee ~ -
rs-V-,..a 1..h aas eosofs u sip-h Y DC snAe
II Ia saeele be -sls IL haas = iels VI $500
II 4. should eamuenee s<wsns tizhs'y asths 1fs'
Uacb, -. a. "A. ralze
IA Ii sAosid saa easily aud SAKE BAT ns y.
IA IA sssoala h-sea whsei-iee1s ne1s e.1s-s- -
An ss,uss.n cc1 tzel III the ~ofk-
ID IA -hsaid - De liable set eot 81 sfas. -
II. Il sAoalc - 30 hsale - sEe<k Us ta's>4s
skss tbs stssshss- -. an. epsrssor,s
dress -. "a. a. ssrter SIDE.
- 90 ner Dc ~zz-e-1i ~ taFe-af e -
- - - "a chan ssiscA usc11sc>- -
"a n .s1zsa ~ - szn-fe trSecle t1@1
Get the Bests
rss Howe f.nIsy sad Leather Machines ~ -.
x.esee q give better z2ls<fs<s,oH ma ~ ss11
rS--~< !. he narkst, er neeey r<f1sesa- -
- - = : iaz NsCkzae eell2A u ths ett 49,
= N<Snsnzhtts9 ~ - se1ts per aozsh- ne~s
1.rs.1s rs.s<, ss sxseilsnt estcles - esso -
sz'ss- coSK Bros
IS College street,
...>.-.f over ncc1eisAszs
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Family Sewing Machines

From Fifty-1ve to Eighty Dollars We haretried
the u fansliies, dDd them superior TO any
10 ase.--I-E SsageT Il Co-'s Gaseiis.
III. LURD Agent.
sepIe-tr - North Coilegest.
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Drp Gooos- Glotbins.
a. e.. * a. B. Beec

Are just receiving some very nice gooos OF tneif
sscond purchase this season. We notice some sa-
perior Rep Poplins, Poplin Robes, Laveiia Ciotns'
Drab yeIours, and some very fine Black Velvet ana
Cloth CIoaks and elegant Winter sha~ls They have
also some Of the finest Carpets ever offered here.
II you want a nice Dress, some nice House fur-
nishing Goods, you need go no further than 'he
yessrs. Beech's 10 supply yourself
see their adyertisementin another column.
novI5-u
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g(ctu advertisements,
T IFE Observation-Disclosures
~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 81 Nassau street, New York opposite the Post Office
Cash Capital and Accumulation 100000.

This company, being conducted by a Board of Direct
owning stock i'll the company has the advantage
The stock plan of manageme with the mutual feature
of sharing the profits of the business without being liza
bic The triennal dividend of profits Of
this company has resulted in bonus addition the
policy OF than fifty per the whole premium
paid.
The dividends paid in the lifetime of the assured,
thus aiding them to pay future premiums.
Premiums may be paid annually, semannually or
quarterly. When the policy is for life and the annual
premium is $40 over from 40 to 50 per cent may be
paid by notes
Persons insured may visit Europe i'm st-cass vessels
without extra charge at all seasons of the year.
Superior inducements offered by this company over
any other which will be made known application to
the agent, n d. MORGAN, President
G. Y. WEMPLE Secretary
S, A. ROWLAND, Agent, Mechanics Hall SAMUEL
FLAGG, NJ. ID Medical Examiner, Worcester, Mass.
jy26 dS&Wtf
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Commencement at Dartmouth College.

HANOVER, N. H., July 25.-The exercises
commenced yesterday with the class day. An
Grafton and poem were delivered before the
graduating class, the usual chronicles were
read, which gave universal satisfaction, and af.
forded great merriment in the evening, and an
eloquent and spirited address was delivered
before the Theological Society by Rev. Theo.
dore L. Cuyler of New York city. The Ger
mania Band is in attendance, and serenaded
Gen. Pierce, who is guest of President Lord.
Hon. Ira Perley, Thomas M. Edwards, and
Rev. Mr.. Cuyler, were also serenaded
12o'ciock M.-Judge Perley OF Concord has
list finished an eulogy on RUFUS Choate. 1t
was fine production, but delivered in such a
law tone that it was heard with difficulty in the
back part Of the house.
Hon e. G. Parker of Boston delivered an
Grafton before the Psi Epsilon Society this af-
ternoon which was followed by a poem on
"Plucx' by Mortimer Thompson OF New
York
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Political.


PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The Douglas
national state convention meets at Harrisburg
to morrow.
TRENTON, N j., July 25-Both democratic
conventions are in session. Gov. Foot presideS
over the Douglas convention, in which all the
counties are represented. The speeches at
preliminary meeting were strongly opposed to
fusion.
Gen. VIM. Cook of Hudson, and Joel Park
er OF Monmouth, were nominated by the CON
Vention for senatorial eectors. A recess was
then taken.
The convention called by the democratic
committee met at the State House. All the
counties of the state were represented.
committee was appointed on resolutions,
and also for a permanent organization. The
chairman was empowered to appoint com
mittee to confer with any other committee on
the subject of a union electoral ticket Adj
journed until 2 o'clock.
The convention elected full list of district
electors, and a state committee in address will
be issued to the people Of the states.
The Bel-EYerett convention also met here,
to-day, and all the districts were represented.
A committee was appointed to report resolves
who recommended action as to properly nomi-
mating an electoral ticket.
BosroN, July 25-The friends of Bell and
everett are holuInS Srdnu Tatllcatloh meet
ting in RoXbury, tonight. 1t is imposing in
numbers and enthusiastic in demonstrations
The principal speakers are Geo. f. Curtis and
Geo S. billiard.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Wm. A. Richardson
has been nominated for congress in the 10Th
district, by the democratic convention, o-day.
New YORK, July 25.-The general Brock
inridge committee met this evening and passed
a resolution that no person shall be a member
of said committee who belonged to any other
organization
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ACQUITTAL OF JUDGE TERRY.

ST. JosErH, July 24.-The pony express
with San Francisco dates to the It'll, has ar
rived
Judge Terry, who killed senator Broderick
was acquitted yesterday under circumstances
leaving no doubt of collision of the prosecu.
ton and defence. Judge Hardy opened the
court at O'Clock a m. and the district at
torney announced the witnesses that had not
made their appearance. The case went to the
jury without word of testimony, and under
the charge Of the judge the jury acquitted
Terry before 10 o'clock Witnesses to estab-
fish the guilt of Terry were on the way, but
were delayed and did not reach the court room
until u o'clock.
Great anxiety is felt at the non-arrva of
the pony express, which left st. Louis on the
goth and 24th of June. The agent however,
thinks the anxiety uncalled for, as the riders
between Salt Lake and Carson had to depend
upon chance for horses, the Indians having
driven off the animals formerly used. but the
horses would soon be replaced and the regular
trips made.
The wheat and barley crops, which yielded
immensely, have been harvested
Considerable ore continues to arrive at San
Francisco from Washoe. Fifty tons arrived
within ten days, worth from two to three
thousand dollars per ton. 1t is estimated that
half a million dollars worth of this ore will
arrive within month. The public have
abandoned the idea of hunting for new mines,
and the Comstock lead is realizing handsome
returns to capitalists
Oregon dates are to June 9th The official
election returns have not yet been published,
: but the result undoubtedly is as last reported.
Lieutenant MuIlen's expedition was heard
from June 4th. Three hundred troops were
to move westward from Fort Benton over the
road which was expected to be completed to
the fort by the last Of July.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, July 25.-Steamshp Canada has
arrived at this port, and sailed for Boston at 6
P. NJ. The following is her latest news =
The British mail steamship Etna, from N.
York, arrived at Queenstown on the evening
OF the 18th inst, and reached the Mersey the
following night.
Latest, via Queenstown
PALERMO, July ia new ministry has
6een formed, Aman, the historian, and Erranti,
being among the number
NAPLES July 10.-The king has summoned
his former camaviila. The population is quiet,
A partial outbreak has taken place among
the troops in the citadel, and twelve have been
wounded. Ships and troops are being sent to
Messina
ROME, July l0.-There have been no fur
ther disturbances in the Umbrian marches
QUEENSTOWN, July ia despatch from
Palermo reports sanguinary combats TO have
occurred near Messina, between the Neapoli-
tans and the advanced guard of the Siean
army. Garibaldi had received further aid to
the amount of one million livres.
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New Mail sorvioe-The Public Printing.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-rhe post master
General has ordered weekly mail from st.
Josephs to Johnsbury, in orderto accommo
dste the weekly mail between Johnsbury and
Denver City, which is for the benefit of miners
A weekly mail is also ordered between Placer
vile, Cal, and Washee, on the route to Salt
Lake.
No injunction has been obtained by any
party, restraining Mr. Pennington from draw
ing monies due on account OF the printing. A
hearing on the preliminary motion has been
postponed to Saturday. We hope an injunc.
ton will be put Oh the whole crew Of Tom
Eord's harpies.
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Fires and a Mares Nest IN Texas.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-An extra from the
office of the Bonham Era, Texas, of the 18th
inst, contains Il letter from the editor Of the
Dallas Herald stating that fire at that place
led to the discovery Of a plan to devastate the
whole northern part of Texas. Preachers
Blunt and Mckinney, who were expelled a
year ago, are the instigators OF the plot.
The plan was to lay the whole country
waste by force, destroying all arms, ammuni.
ton, &C., to get the country into q state of
helplessness, and then on election day in Au-
gust, cause general instruction, aided by
emissiares from the north and parties friendly
in Texas. Operations were disricted and
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Movements of the Prince of Wales.

ST. JOINS, N. F., July 25,-To-day the
prince honored the regatta with his presence
in the forenoon, and drove out in the country
in the afternoon. He is much pleased with
Newfoundland. He embarks at 10 O'Clock
Thursday, for Halifax
The Golden Fleece Arrived
The Golden Fleece arrived off Cape Race at
o'clock this afternoon
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sub-districted, each division being under white
men who were to control the negroes,
Several white men and negroes have been
arrested. The following fires are reported.
On the same day that Dallas was discharged,
a mercantile house in Black Jack Grove-loss
$4,000; three lumber houses at DawtOn-loss
100000; a store house at Londonia-loss
$4,000; eight stores at Belknal-loss not
given. The town OF Milford was totally de-
strOyed
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TT A S C o M E !!
S L O A rs
Elliptic Lock Stitch and Improved
Shuttle Sewing Machines,

The best Sewing Mach ever made making a perfect
not be unraveled ~ w
We respectfully ask the people Worcester to exam
ne these model Sewing Machines, and compare them
with any Others in the market, before purchasing
Machine Stitching of all kinds done in the neatest
manner, at short norice.
hand. va
Sales Rooms 1874 Main street, Union Block up stairs
va diff u n CIIASr Co
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ole Manufacturer and Importer of the schiedam Aro
matte Schnapps, No. % Beaver street. New York.
an2l d9m
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New ORLEANS, July 25.-Three abolition
lists caught in Washington Co, Texas, have
been ordered to leave the state. The loss by
recent fires the north eastern counties of Tex
as, exceeds 100000.
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Republican Congressional Nomination.

SAco, Me-, July 25.-The republicans in
convention here to-day, nominated John n
Goodwin of South Berwick, tor congress, and
Louis c. Cowan of Biddetord for presidential
elector.