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GENERAL oRDRRs--NO. SO.
0sSSSAL fsApoUaarsRs. srArs or NEw YoRK.)
ADycfAsr GsSssAL's Osvgo9,
ALBANY, Nov. I, 1867.
having bosn ascerained that several OF The counties
In the interior O the state have compcod thcir quotas
willis, 10 others the deacicncy y loss than was an an
mine months volunteers Will he limited 10 the follow Ing
Erie, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua
FIxiRA for The counties Of Ontario, Seneca, Yates,
Chensneo Cortland, Brooms Tosa Tompkins and Della
ware.
AunrRs, for the counties OF Monroe, Wayne, Csyuga,
FoNp1. for the counties OF Jefferson, Lewis, oncia.
otseso, Hsrk,mer, Montgomery, Fulton, Hamilton and
Saratoga
PIAr1sarRo for the counties OF ST. Lawrence, Clinton
Essex, Warren and Franklin
ALBANY, for the counties Of Albany, Washington, Rens
seaer Columbia, Greene, schoharie aud schenectady.
YoSKERs. for the counties OF westchester, Rockiand,
Putnam, Orange, Drtcbess, Ulster aud sSlhvan.
STATEN ISLAND, or such other place be seectcd
for the counties OF New York Kings Queens Richmond
and Suffolk
mandans, aud VIII immediately enter on tho discharge Of
their duties Albany, Brigadar General John y. Ra,h
bone: New York, Brieadier General Richard Busteed. .
Yonkers, Brigsdier General G. Parmenter Fonda, Ma
ter General, e. 3. Burnside; Emira, Ioloue. s. ~ Alley
Duaao, Brigadsr General H. l.. Lansing
The following named surgeons appointed FOR the
several aces OF rendezvous and will report for duty 10
the co,nmandants = Albany, s. D. Willard; yonsots,
George b. Upham; pa,tsburg, william n. col,; ropas
jeremiah SMELL Auburn Edward Hall Enira, r. l.. Hart
Buffalo. J. S. TIowbrdgc.
sufficient force Of national guards viii be assigned to
each place Of rendezvous 10 Danian orer and d sipnc
The detail for that al Staten island will he made by Ma
jor General sanford tue teqgsion of the comnisn
dint and Tor those 10 The interior the state hy lilo
comm nandants from their respective brigades The de-
tail except for Staten saEd mol 10 exceed three ui
lanes.
Commissioners Of the draft nre requested 10 transmit
10 this department without delay, list OF the hsncs Of
ali persons declared by them 10 be exempt and Aiso OF
the names added to the enrolment books fui list
taning the names u all persons drafted classifying them
by tu~rs, WILL also De required
Al rrrsfus hndng authorizations ~ sna, volunteers
fOt The Gs mVI.ls sesySs vi. taAs tneJ reeralu v
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Eugenie's Opinion on the War.
IRON ID France Of Paris organ oi the Empress Ergonie

The federas, according 70 the telegram from New York
have more obtained q ihoss decisive victories
ohng despatch says TINT after The battle OF Perry
vile The ConieteraIes retreaied 10 the South Bat
second despatch asn from New YORK, that this
purchased by IL. defeat the lett wing Il the
frjerss. On tie other hand these Con edera!e Nho y
.warcs the south hasten Oh the contrary g. march
keleyeburr to cut The railroad bt ge and preye NC.
tlellaa from approaching All these successes Of the
North do not advance the question The resistance the
South s proport0nay energetic To The perseverance, cf
IT. adyersaries When, then. shan be put Nh
struggle o csuIsbas atI ionic Il DE cet<
,e DC coRniialssS Are they going fght thus tor
years without truce, without mercy, without hope VIII
tisy hght solely "a 1gh thrrf n the desiruc.
ton cf the south be the policy of the North Aud shan
Europe continue TO assist at such speciac n ssod
sncL state n things witiotd cay aasnt rut md
"a
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French Intervention.

PRINCE NAPOLEON's OPINION OF THE POLICY OF
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
From The Opinion Rationale (Prince Napoleons orgGn)
OF %
The honorable member Of the louse Of Commons AR
Lindsay, NJ r., at Cbertseyl declares as a convincing
ncnt that unless Eu oe n'ervenes recognizes
the Southern States the terrible which desolacs
America will not finish in less thar quarter Of cen
t1ry while the recognition Of the Confederate states
w,sid Immediately cause the sword TO drop from the
nsnds,of tho North.
IN company with Sir Cornwall Lewis and the majority
u The Cabinet refuse TO believe in the possibility Of
oai direct Intervention And who will dare 10 recon
ins0d such policy u the European Powcrs What Cab
ne' would dare TO launch its country upon such war
What government would dare like from the treasury of
the nat the which would be absorbed
IL q enterprise of this naiure9
We deplore The want OF cotton England we depicre
the cre blow which the bloody luarrei u the North
-oa'h has given TO the industry and commerce OF LII
fofe we deplore above ALL the streams of blood which
the American war has caused TO ow up 10 the present
aud which win doubtless continue 10 how. But we are
no the constables and guardians universal peace nor
the avengers OF all wrpngs and injustice.
Who, beside, is cclpahiethe nth the South The
dealers In cotton instnctvey inclined give the
right TO the separat:ss We the contrary 10 the
SIDE OF the federals. But whatever opinion may be ex
pressed upon the tuon2i question: symrathes
io the abooDsts against the Shareholders aud we
ses in the maintenance Of the Union the interests
France.
BESIDES this, the European governments would be pow.
cress to render back TO America the peace and
which she has lost, because the painful occurrcnce
hsci are taking place on the other side Of the Atlantic
base profound and Fundamental which beyond
reach
This IS not an ordinary war- is not, properly speak
ing. even civil II is social frighfu. tear
ns up, coming from an Institution which IL logger
samony with the ideas, ten 'encies
a.rn civilization The remedy for such evil Is net TO
5e found n foreign intervention
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sseggssEgs Ssgs ssgs gsgsl sgz

In this eae IL becn. two occasions
or the deepest several miles OF
cable winch had been submerged. On OCCASION when
thirty miles on Cape ST. sebastian depth OF 250
fahons rocky boto miles OF cable
recovered fault cut out and the cable read with perfect
The md OF this iosi In $50 fa,homs OF the
island cf Fano Corfu. IL grapped for and
covered, aud the line completed.
i. Steel, covered with hemp.
Every cable manufactured aud laid by ia i working
ccssv except the short line laid in shallow water along
the shore L,Vcrpool ard uolyhead which
ahor of the Royal Charter in the gaze Of
wind eforc she wrecked aud hch has since becn
None the cahiss laid by oi o. anchorage
ground sinking for repairs Gables
be perfectly trpm anchors IN shallow
wafer bv having ne made snnlcieuily
LoNxoS Ocgeber 1882. GLASS. ELLIOT 4 co.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ALuANAo ron yoxK-rHIs DAT.
SON RISES. .......... 40 NOON eve 81
Sun IS Ht0H 10 ~
--. 49,
Port or New York, November q, 1863.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
BARK Znfreidennet lPrusl Denke Cardiff 81 days WITH
Funch, Mcincke Wendt Oct &C. lat ~ Is, oa -
passed bark Elizabeth Cam. hence for Glasgow tst
inst lat 40 90 Ion 6S TO- spoke Russian bark Jenny Lind,
Bark Amelia (of Rookland, Munroe. Londonderry. 70
DAYS ballast TO Mccalr Duncan sh ins LAT 10 e. lou
II 80 SPOKE frigac Sabine In search OF the p.rhte steam
Alabama.
Bark Johanna Kepler (Brem) Rahe Bremen. is daya
with 9Th inst OF Montauk was ia compa
ny with ship Shakspere, and from Bremen for New yotk
Bark Donsag (Prus) Radmann Antwerp, 81 days with
ndse, Funch, Meincke Wendt
Brig Ellsworth (Br), Lswrence Cornwans. dafa
with potatoes, 10 Duryee Hyde.
Brs Creole (Br) Painter, Lingan. days with coal 70
Green Curry
Brig Young Cook, Calais. = daya.
Schr Ozeu tof East Machas Chisham. Lngan 10 daye.
With coal Talbot Co Had very heavy gales gth
In heavy NE storm, when trying 20 make hAs-
bor ashore No Nations Shoals East end OF Harfs
Island aud remained for hours hunpiag heavily csnsag
1000 strokes hour and WIN havo 70 he docket
for repairs Was o~ed 10 the city by the seamtns toasS
America.
sci,r Challenge. Kelly Philadelphia for New Haseo.
schr Maine. Brown Eiizabehport for Boston,
Schr OrIoi0, Bangor, days.
Schf IIeckan0m, Peterson, Milibrdge days.
Schr Merrill, johnson, Portland. days
Schr Ella, Packard, Sandwich.
Schr Citizen, Smith. Fall River. days
Nov 2 aiteras Sd TO SQnartermaster 9Th inst had
gale during hich burst the ppo and pnt into Focss
Monroe repairs sailed again 5h, NJ ~ M 9Th In ESE
gale into Cape May for harbor and sailed hence h,
ASIAN f@
Steamer Rari,an. Slower Trenton.
Steamer Petrol. Baker. Providence
Wind At sunset NV, fresh.
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Mfseeylmneous.

seua AsD.se Of and from rsrs.eoro rs fes sos.se
suaismou.h Island and wen, TO pieces The crew were al
might Of nh nst srsitsmouh lssad wen, 10 prces sos
ens wSs Ike wS o
pn ss h n . rss apn % "0 & n G
where she lay with feet Of water over her deck al sa
scaR IsARxLa before reported foot Tenth
after s Tos Ss a Of her % ~
steam pump is ai work pumping her oa,.
cs Fsr" sss q E rors a Ess e.
!s"ss i mics rS Hissi.pa LsS, :; pM io%ss.
s.s. AM snsa0rns o lie Battery = good .esa
enes sdmIy the creates: amount Of steam cse'sa
. e S s s1s dS "' average ..
Bosros. Nov s1he Br scbr Mary Ann from ~ Ardrews
NE ss with nws S % s % srs 4 S"sss
ashore Winthrop Head. where she remains Crew saved
s.sph E,sasrs:sn from Tor A.
sI Ss'sSS. Ss s;s s
,s sr s ssr Ts,y
from York Sarah Louisa Of Rockpost, feo do
sIsi"e fs'ssna ys
New YORK q aoS % SonS F and ss .sa ssS
.s rr f"ssSs s. az. s', % s y: cs
She carries fun gang Of rssers with steam pa"ps,
p I's.s Mas ps' Fsisasps. .Sss s s.ssss
Yesterday inside Of Cape Hcnlopcu aud 10 full of
fhe bark Antie,sm 10 also full OF water.
An ser OF made for ship Lafayette caniur~d
by The nitrate A!ahama while she loading port
which was refused. There policy upon
freight
scbr Middleton seized Mystic, c. the 6sh
ny order Of Collector for failing TO comply win the
venue laws.
scbr Jacob Raymond o Barnsabe. 1870 register
AZ Providence has been sold TO Capt Albert Chase. OF Fsr
haven on private termsto he delivered In New York.
The following table gvss summary In ths
barbors OF New York, Boston Bamore Chsrisson Ssvaa
nah New and Galveston a the laes, accounts rs
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the present policy OF government 10 founded, and
that lord Lyons w 20 back not only ,esxAost dxcy 70
take any s1ous step HE The recosca OF TIE SanA ta8
osAw encouragement 20 male any alFrcIA 10 sno0eason
70 me koTthesn 0ccnt beyond t9hat mos b. tAtssd ~
errai regra The part d Engand at the po'om9aton OF
scaa her statcamn oH her people hape nc,o pro.
nouned q Dc aSelcss cot have no doubt that Lora
Russell has already held communication with his col
leagues, and has their collective views sum
GENTLY well 10 enable him 20 give full and distinct in
etructons the Queens representative at Washington.
and that Is this unanmity which has caused the other
wise seemingly mysterious abandonment Of the Cabinet
meeiinc ~ to-day
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THE NEW BEDFORD S

THE NEW BEDFORD SHrowasRs THE Rggsl CsrlsgR -
meeting OF the merchants and shpowners OF New Bed.
ford Massachusetts, held Thursday Afternoon 10
take ac, respecting the rovages committed By the Ala
bana. A memorial 10 the President adopted, ret,.
ing the circumstances attending the recent capture OF the
whaling vessels. and resolutions were adopted praying
that indemnity might be demanded from the British rov
ernment for the losses sustained by their permitting f
not encouraging this pirate 10 forth from English
mort armed and manned for her work of
ion against the Of the world " aud also
urging 70 take steps for The protection or
fa.ir uhalinQ fleet.
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p.Lrig.-Ssw ircHrs AZ sshpnsasAtS. socta coAsr o.
MtSisrrv N,Risr.t
SrorKHotv Srit ~. ISS'.
The Rpyal Administration Maltte Ansts hi icby eises
pocc The infona aud eridane rstner., ths At
Sandhapmarrn % tie SE coast S,anta it-- X
f.atiadc. 49,. 81 s3 ~ n
Inagtatc. ~ VI ~ of Giteuwtth,
there e,cced LghthousesoT Of ntn SIMILAR
lie lht ap'rnrasr aud construction Ahd - iuuish
wuh caad rprc nhibng apinrstas ~ hr secoud or.r.
sh, wins steady l,rhi. r :, e., 80
n, rnmsss with dstancc between th.n of 40 eet. tbs
e1u,lernuio.t b, ing 10 t"rt 4 Osr the shore.
The isutcrns placed ~ az cie atle ~ 'pt ee s"vs
the sntarc nf the hrow then INIT flaGh tfr Non,
th,,upb Eat SOuh and Wet t.tas M" bA coNpa.@
and naht tc vble from ordinary snps dek ~ ais
taucr of ~ minutes. !,
The sforrsaid hs viii be exhibited he ret inc shortly
before che mddr ucnbcr. and N he KEY. sleht sub9t
o,eny durng thr aorrs hscd by the regulations Of
the lighthouse scf,ice oi ;hr 'fbNn.
American Ports.
ppSTpy Nov $, AM--,'d STEAMSHIP sanrn. Matthews
Phiadelf hla berks Mary htoaghnn p,uh) Van r,aNs,
Surinam aud rayennr Iiadle, Nave Ha nae, W,g iNrg
Ann Was Saga: schrs John frntt al fuilt aud Wars
Merr,ck Montgomery Nyork; rhos lnnsrs,h Bss'r a.
Vi, s.srf "a n,e ~nhing sd sini NJ wi.h s'r" fas
artrs M.i,sp, aud MstiaU feiu4a Naost3r ~ .ss
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Tns Gctr HssKsCapt Fcrti,r, on his return from
the uf fisheries, reports the season generally success
fu with the exception OF the hofrng catch tho Labra
dor coast, which 10 failure. There has been great
falling on the number of American vessels employed
the Hshetcs probably accent of the gtca demand
for sesea rer the navy aud the bgb wagss whch have
b,sa tsd.-1 1asnso Gicbs, Nsa I.
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THE MAILS OF THE SCOTIA.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
Prince Napoleon and the Empress Eussnie
on the American War.
LORD LYoN~ INSTRUCTIONS.
NJ. DrOuyn de LHuys ON the
Roman Question,

The following interesting European intelligence reached
us by the Scotia, in addition the ample report pub
ashsd in the HERALD yesterday morning.
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Oar Paris Correspondence.


PARIS. Oct. "a, 1862.
Political Speculation Intervention and Rseo9nttoa OF
the South dc.
fortnight ago gave you particulars relating 10
the OF the French government to interfere between
the North and the South. told you that my informant
hsd hitherto proved Of the most trustworthy character
that though the details OF Cabinet councils must
always be received grdno, had strong suspicion
th, those then recapituated the main coyect
Now everything have since heard confirms what said
Lord Cowey has repeatedly communicated 10 Earl Rus
sell tho desire at present expressed by parties in the
state that England should join France in formal
declaration to the government or Washington that its
struggle for the maintenance Of the Union ought hence.
fosia 70 The English Ministry however not SO
we'll pleased with the Emperors dogged policy In Italy
as 70 be in q great hurry in listening TO any
overture in American affairs coming from France though
from the language of Mr. Gladstone that Of the leading
ministerial organs Of the English press easy see
that in its present refusal only coquetng with the
question was informed the other day by ultimately
connected with public affairs Eng and that what Earl
Russell could most approve of that France should
by herself leaving England Ia follow In her wake and
that II the Emperor would take much upon him he
might reasonably depend upon the OF all par
ties In the English Parliament
Ia corroooration OF much Of what hear said you have
the language OF the OY1nOn Nd,ioaalc Il this morning
Prince Napoleons ournal, and hitherto the most unnc
aug supporter OF the North among the French press
The OpRioR Ndtionuc has before spokan this
baanced tone Per fos e nefds the North before
ways to write its banner ''crge modo bat
now remarks, IN the teeth ot reported great victory
that the war is not terminating or other words
success to the cause OF the Union as far Of
The New York herald., 1862-11-10

MAS AYR wi,s 70 ~ Hcso Richard Award and his
wl!e Anu Lsys been condemned 10 death st Beievnie
Ipter Caosis SifR been convicted Of tho murder ~
mao named Nnbfcc, fer the sake VI ubaiuing mouey
stcs " "a. pfei the deceased hal W his posses sion
The t,lscoe.s se cr ised toe execution o. bs 9Th u DE.
t~&bef
The New York herald., 1862-11-10
The Draft I'm Ohio.

Uovefnof Tod, OF OHIO, has issued Circular giving
the results OF the drafting Ohio He that the
quota under both calls about "a 000 and this
was duly aoportioned among aT0 districts Governor
subject TO the draft 42I Between that date and
the lst day OF October about COO OF this number voun
teered into ha three years service thus hsvng about
900 70 be drafted. 0 tho eighty eight countless about
fourth o them escaped the draft entirely la the
mainder the work or draf commenced and quietly
pursued and chseruiiy lesced IN until completed.
OF the number thus drafted than half, either
10 person by substitutes have since volunteered in the
three service and the good work still continues
that II Is thought that shall have bui 5000
1000 OF the whole "a 900 demanded Of to organize into
nine months service. O the recruits about i8 900 have
enlisted 10 the regiments aud the rcnander about
~ ,OOO, into old regimentsn
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ne place Of rendezvous for drafted m their
tive districts. Transportation passes viii be furnA
on apPication to the quartermaster OF the rcndexv0A
accompanied by evidence OF enlistment and COPY ao
torsat'ou as provided in paragraph @ General Orders
No. s2
II s Satef for the information o commissioners that
fhes are sN 10 proceed Wih The d,df aHhi hey shat
hdts received from this department. formal ordr 10
mat eject and giving the number OF men 10 be drafted
IN each town. The delay In transmitting tins Office The
returns OF men enlisted In the several counties since July
will In some instances render II mpracticabe % issue
the orders 10 the until zter the I0th lust
BY order OF the Commander Ia Chief.
ThuS HlIIHoUoE, Adjatans Gsnsra.
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The means of making the transit of closed
mails, under the stipulations of article seventh
Of the present convention, shall be arranged
between the general post office department of
the two countries, subject to the appreciation
Of each government, respectively.
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NEW ENGLAND DYE HOUSE,
AZ OFFICE las COURT STREET BOSTON.
Office In Worcester at
r. Y0UNG's. 200 Main St., opp. Brinley Hall.
lOSTON AND PROVINCETOWN

~ PACKEr.-The new and splendid Schooner GOLD
EN RULE, Capt X. A. Stevens date of steamer Acorn)
will commence running a Packet between Province.
town (Cape Cod and Boston, the Gath Of June 1862
This beautiful vessel just launched, built and fitted
up in yacht style, expressly for the accommodation
passengers will make
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A LPH EUS b. STIN,
Cabinet Maker and Unholstarar.

Nos 1864 Main street, and No. Southbridge street.
Furniture made to Order Repairing and Vanishing
at hissh9p or at your hoises, oy experienced work
men in neat manner. moderate terms.
Chairs Reseated Extension Tables solid Black
Walnut, Mahogany, and Rosewood Chamber Sets, Book
UaseS, Desks Counters, Show Cases, Picture Frames
Wire Screen Frames, Mel0deons, &c. made and sold at
lO'F prices. Pulpits and Church Furniture made to
order; Churches and Halls seated with Circular Seats
Also will keep on hand Collins and Coffin Trimmings at
reasonable prices. ALPHEUS Il. AUSTIN,
ap2 dtf Worcester. Mass.
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M ANHOOD; HOW LOST, HOW

AA' Physician and Surgeon wonld respectfully an-
nounce to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that
has removed his office and residence to No. 80 Front
street, Where he may be found to attend all calls Els
pecal attention paid to all diseases females The doc
tor having had many years experience 10 the treatment
of all diseases incident to this climate hopes to merit
asshare ofpublic patronage.
aul diff
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dNuttester- Aailp Spp.


We've raised an army at the north,
And with blessing sent them forth,
We trust that they will valiant be,
And soon return in victory
We know that they are strong and brave,
They all would scorn TO be a Stare.
And they will fight that they may see,
Our country saved to liberty.
We feel that cd is kind and Just;
He'll help us conquer, and we must
Wen put our trust in him and pray
That he will help us gain the day.
We long to have. this struggle end
So to the war our friends we send;
And soon the happy day will be
That We'll be crowned with victory.
NJ. L. H.
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ARTICLE ri.
The present convention shall continue in
force until it shall be abrogated by the mutual
consent of the two contracting parties, or I'M
til one of them shall have given twelve
months previous notice to the other of de-
sire to abrogate it.
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Deal ESTATE AGENT-Tbe under

signed offers his services for the purchase e.
Grange and leasing of real estate the purchase and
sale of stocks and bonds for the negotiation business
paper; for procuring loans mortgages for making
papers of all kinds relating to the purchase sale or
change of real estate and for the collection rents
Olice 203 Main street A. J. EATON.
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TERMS OF A0Vr-------

ApVEktlsEMENT published in the DAILY for slIn
square for three insertions; and 20 cents for each
subsequent insertion, Ten lines Tor less, cns,tnto
square" Advertisements ordered inside. or am
prominent place. as also those largely displayed. viii bs
charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV b,
made on liberal terms.
sequent Insertion 25 cents t'ss each SUI
W All transient Advertisements must be pa;a IN ,d
make quarterly payments 'StuHeu 10
- NO grdfuitOus Advertisements. No report ra.,
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association, ana no communication designed 10 cal az
enti0n to any matter of limited Individual nteress
can be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
"a The Publishers will not hold themselves responsi.
PIE lot any errors that may occur beyon the amount
charged for the Advertisement
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u GILMAN, NJ. D., AooUo

l. Physician, and Surgeon would respectfully an
nounce TO the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
he has taken residence on PARK STREET, No. 10,
ner of Orange where he be found ready to attend
calls in the line of his profession Special atten-
ton given to diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Office
hours from to and to p. IN. diff lyle
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Postal Convention betlceen the United States
Of america and the Republic of Heriqo
Concluded at Merico, December II, 1861
Notifications exchanged at Me1ico Nag 20,
1862 Proclaimed by the president Of the
United States, June 20, 1862.
By the president of the United States of
america:
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AND FANCY GOODS.

The subseriberntend to keep constantly on hand a
line assortment of Watches Clocks. Jewery Stationery
and Fancy Goods in great variety prices to suit the
present times. ISAAC FISH,
No. Bay state Block Sign Of Golden Eagle.
N. B-Jewelry repaired as it should be. DIFF ialO
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SALES AT AUCTION.
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERG,
II LARGE SALE OF WINES

II LARGE SALE OF WINES r.
HENRY ii. LEEDS X co. will SELF a auction on Mons
day. December % ut IL O'Clock, at thier salesrdom, Ne
Nassau street, very large and fine assortment or nst class
Wines Brandles Sardnes Condiments Segars and Bherea
the shipment OF Punasn Dun Gordon Harmony, Yriare,
Duares, Ports. sandeman Co.. Royal Wine Company,
Buell. Co, uthsile and old Paihet nho
JAS. Hennessys o,ard Martel Renauit Co, Optimus
and double ,aned ST. Croix Rum Irish, Scotch Bourboh
and Munonshsa Whistles Also magnums of old Sherry
Port. &c very choice lois TO be sold from Nj
The Sc consist Of about 5000 Havana Concha and Re-
Comm, nes Prensados Figaro enr. Clay, Flor Dc
Ha Alb erne Rosas with other choice brands and as We
dealers and private buyers Will dnd this
opportunity 10 purchase seldom offered