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IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS!
Il Ness Discovery IN Photography!

rTyHE subscriber would call public attention to a
4 New and Original process for making
p H or O @ RIA PHI S,
Which is superior to anything ever before intro
duced Its advantages being 20 produce clear pie
ture, with more briliancy of tone and less liable to
fade. .stilf
For Copying and Enlargfng pictures this process is
particularly adapted. sFd9-8l el1b
Persons can obtain a better picture for the same
pllce than by the old process.
Exhibition Rooms open at all hours of the day.
The public are invited to call and examine speci-
/ c7Tilc Z Dlld GEORGE IN. HOWE,
TEMPLE OF ART, 112 MIDDLE STREET.
june7sn3ms e E go
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MRS. W1NSLoW.

/, A N EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Ply
stefan, presents to the attention of Mothers her
e.la Soothing syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TIE ETHING
which greatly facilitates te process of Teethng by
sofsenng the gums, reducing all infiannnations, viii
aay all PAIN and spasuolic action, and is DOTH Il
SURE TO REGULATE THE. BOWELS i'is
Depend upon it. mothers, twill give rest to your
sslYss ana o4a UaHtd axi
is REhIEF AND HEAITJI TO YOUR INFANTS. h
We have put up and SOLD this article for over tbirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH of it
what we have never Teen able to say of any other
medicne- Neoer has it TITLED IN single Instance to
Effect @ cure, when timely used Never did we know
an instance Of dissatisfaction by any VIII used it,
On the contrary all delighted with its operations
and speak in terms of commentator Of its magical
eitects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
what We do KNOW after thirty years experience;
and pledge our reputation for the fulflent of what
we here DECLARE In almost every instance wherethe
naut is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
VIII be found in fifteen minutes alter the Syrup is adj
ministered.. IN ~ cII
Full directions for using will accompany zach bot
tlle None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CTrRTIs
8 PERKINS. New York, is on the outside wrapper
Ss9dey an Druggists throughout the world. .sy
Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
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sPECLAL NOTICES.
HAR1TON Do SAWYER.

u ?. War claim Agents for Maine,
wn give their exclusive attention to collecting
TENSIONS, BoUNTIfs, ARREARS OF ptY
rhlzE MONEY, LOST CLOTHING. &c.
ss4eets accounts with the Ordnance ouarte-ros-
anu treasury Departments adjusted and sesled
,,,a,.,,s ,.0Aes OF non indebtedness obtained. :
20 No charges unless su,.s.5e ,alM st1r
All advice and inforlnatio, 60 s4ui
0sice No. 80 Exchangeo See nee;
stand Of Bradford & Harmony Jose Block, told
-. z. X. HARMON p
REFERENCES :-Hon. VIM. r. Fessar " En-, g
Senator; Hon, Samuel Cony Goyer1nSoer nS y.
Hon. israel Washburn, Jr Collector If ~ nalne
N may16dle WITT y ua CUSTOMS
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Bo 1,7sl1 81! u ooaaMElNT c ii

BRUNSWICK, Aug. 1, 1861
10 the Edttogos the PRESS: . ~ s.s,
ANssTg EEsst gg eEyTHH' III CRAZY SOC rETIEs.
The Athenaaan and PeucinilnSocieties held
theirapnpal Iaeating this afternoon at three
o'clpel5.s and seoY adjournment, under the
zaar lhalsllip Of Bvt Brig. Gen. Fred. D. Saw
they proceeded in procession to
Tie cgupch where an Grafton was delivered by
II,,e3fi.. J. Z. Walton, of I'ortlanil, and Pom
~ lev. S. +. sIli5l, Of Newton Centre, Mass.
ss1A ai TIE GRAFTON. .Eo5I8I
q The Otatoistr treated his subject hristiani-
tyiinif5s Relitjsa. to Ipropsss--tnder three
hssds. LIST as radical, 2nd as conservative.a;;d
qqigeEsal. He drew slargely from history
for Illustrations to demonstrate Che various
i5-og5 iiioh 1wAishslle pat foith. The Orator,
Al Els Grafton ofneaaly two hours Ienstli ex-
4hil.ited many hishldlights of eiotiuenee and
much Yigor Of tHou99ilt..f - si,sl Nt
ssazhEs qaie,Yfs hl4s,fts ,scr,rss4 ,l.fi ea,s.la
aleyt Al ~ s. dstfTTs 4A' Efugt s8mal
r.Snitli gaze Us prem almost universal
" Pronounced 10 excel the average of such
p1odartio!is. Il contained many passages of
great ba'alfg and aublh0ity..s It was highly en-
. ttss.rtainirg to those Who sat near enough the
speaker TO hear all of it. Every one knows
how hard it is to listen to any kind of speak
ing in DR.. Adams Church. 80 -.siT.-e as (
THE ooEeERT.5 g ess
The Concert surprised us ALL Though Ger
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Lost

A S SaLa,i Memoran lum Book, suppo,,I ratgs,
~ ,iss, u .,, anu stan sh, suiti Sc rvsr VI
No. a Union Wharf. - io''i" " % NY oAN
Aug. 3-d1we 49,, -,
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Halls Rubber Emporium

is at 147 Middle Street where every variety of Rub
ler Goods can be procured, at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment of Rubber Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. sr,,s ,r., June23tf
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seh Margaret of Islesboro) Pendlct5n, for Bangor
wnre beating out Of Providence barblr Is inst Was
h Sa mo 1y steamer Oeeanus and hed mainbooin
return for REPAIRS = ''-''''
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COLGATE's HONEY H, SOAP,

Z This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand. is made Gom the choicest materials, is
mild and enollient in its nature fragrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Is june3id1yr MA1o HHnNAlV
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W0Jlfed T,,,,,,e,7i-,to

A ROOM for an aged woman an two spnil .,-ar
"A chillren. PAYMENT of ront suro. go
= please address through the Post % nee
Portland, Aug. 8, 1865 -ast 7. B. HPLEl'
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IMPORTS.

p CARDENAS. Bris Ortolan--s6i hhds Sc tres IS
5bls molasses 20 Asencio & Col bbls DO, master.
ttet s pAssF.NG Frs.
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MUSICAL AVID DRAMAprcj.

q IL EEftZ a
-fhe regular dramatic season viii open At
the Boston Museum. on SIonday, sA6C. 18th. =
1T is stated that the ste nov occupied by
the Apollo. IGsddel1s on TWasLfngton Sheet.
Boston, is shortly TO- bsFoccu by new the
are suitable for comedyian vaudeville enter
tainments. AR Lon Morris has concluded a.
bargain for tae. lease, and ASSOCIATED with lin
ia tie enterprise win be Nj. e. L. Dayerpost
aui1Ir. IL v. lWalG5kA 1U0I7 nFs
-Neqrlg t'seHtNibous.nl dollars hare b'sp
Collected for the statue ,gf hal,siaare, nsl,ichis
t. be erected IN CEN I'll PARK, New Iofi,.
''s- Mr. DhlAtediz 3dsoiifdsnpiatds .e|coting, his
new Museum either OH Union Sqpgne fat the
c5ri.ar Of Bro advet a1d sHousfoils leat.
Convent Garden Theatre, the largest IN Lops
EYipn, has seats for 275p people 1NewsY orls
Academy Of Music win sat 1853 als q 4
a siagfslAr and painful incident ha,spened
recently at the Bbyal Theatre in Derlin s
new ballet BY Taglio.i, named Sa-d$in ,Salas,
was Represented, in the lsetscesie of yl,j, all
rthe5daneers 2ppear aud arrange ,-tIlei .sclyes
around saidssnapai.s - HE tffii hi b 10 re
EiisgarS To produces the eee esqry s,ae Ee stones
were heated and water was to be thrown upon
tinein.s The Stone were laillFietween The seats,
pps the dapcers,sinst4ad Of sitting upon Sllq
seats, sat down Oh tie biulihg stones. 4
scream Of pAin followed, which was not in tlfe
llayys Nearly al'of them #SFc E,6aly b,rned
Tho New York H5.sls JoaSssea Is sot pleas
sd witil Arab mai ssSgBess aala .rematks:
thyee acts are extremely fatigFing, and the a,,-
dience indistiactly mulmurs thank /, n DIR
athaRresretSs at the descent of the curtain e.
nally summing it up as zone Of the worst plays
| known tc the stage.1 ssaais,
The London critics do not at alb like the
CD Is of plays in. which John Owens appears,
iantlthe Nssss, Sfter seeing 456dlss, hopes she
will allow MS to see him in something which a
human being can witness without being asham-
ed Of his species..'s IAtiIId
1.-The profits from Arrah ma Pogue, at
Niblo's Garden are said TO be $1,000 aweelz.s IL
lsarvNaster Cocker is concerning shroug h Massa-
chusetts. .hsna
thrive may notice tthat. a new form of APP
plause is becoming common in the London the
aires. The audience, when pleased with any
expression OF sentiment uttered by the actors.
rarely clap their LANDS and shout a.beavog, but
adopt the parliamentary expression, Fhear!
hearI" 2 ''',a sei''''2' sss'A iH.- yfsi =
"A new opera house lsto De builtln New
aorft'n scale OF much nagnificence. q
II NJ Myers theatrical company is playing
- -As1s van Mean tlonahal1A ana
m. 80. = 800 ~ lss : i0ra myers a. 'he
" aaotil,alv nar- oo,,,;o dro, ..toa
Arten3nds yyard sSo,w,,a, .,.ls J
s. rehearsal 81 AIag,,;5s,s i,
co. t%g1aA egg j
Mrs. john Wood and fhe New York ollyna-
pie CoFnPanyaere taAo9euBy tile new Springfield
tMass.l0pera Hcus y next week
3 slr4tga ss.faass n 81 s.is5sts 4. Il,
TIL DEAD OF AND 7RSONVIL q
9ftd9lt l4E@~f W
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sAILED-Brig Faustinai neh Hnnnlo rro.l,...,

The number Of vessels reported lost g,r5,, a,
month Of July belonging 10 and sailing ffcn I, W
STATES ports, was Twenty-Five, tie value OF Win
estimated at 100000, exclusive of cargoes .
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SPOKEN.

June 4, lat 40 S, lon 80 10 w. barone Conrad t,
United States for South America ~
June 10, la 23S, lon 4 L. shin "Areiro ,, IN, ~
Astreal from Akyab for New York. N"'f
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House to LEI

~ YORK STREE, near tho corner of Fia, Street
y, oyu tvnement eontaing thirteen Ia te rom
III 49, anu cnandiiers, good cistern, esmnted 10
In,,,, r,l,,ce N the cellar, and water
Aro 4, RICHARD CROCKETT
---e' tA"' No. HI "a Street.
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5 New York House, 80 Cedar Street, N. Y.
( July 27-d&wsw A. 81 5
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ISOAr1.

RooAs with Board, can be ostainel al .bo
Gnerst . div, ALBION H0Usl
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A mutiny occurred ON board ship Albert Ga'lo.,u
which cleared at st John NIB 25th ult FOR Iivel,,,
diving which Capt Delano was severely Injured Ii,
ship was anchored outside and eleven n lie crew
puS in jail FfTII E|.E NV
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THE GENERALS

fGieens Grant will be here tomorrow, as an
nottncel from the stage tonight, and is to re-
turn by an extra train tom 5rrow evening"
Gen. Howard went up TO Augusta to-day and
VIII return tomorrow to participate in the
"Welcome to the. Sons OF Bowdoin." Gen.
Chamberlain is already here. Brevet Brig.
Gen. T. W. Hyde iShere and viii be the Mar
1shal ofthe escort Of students and graduates
Ito receive Gen. Grant tomorrow. BIevet
Brig. Gen. Sewall, as already stated, Is Cd tie
ground and has already been assigned and
performed a prominent part. Cows. Cony and
Andrew viii be present, and there will be nu-
merors other celebrities to render this quite
an eyentful Commencement. II
The old graduates are here in greater num-
bers than usual. -a5 e9
The Commencement exercises to-day and
the dinner at which Gems. Grant, Howard,
and Chamberlain WILDE present, are expected
to come OFF with great eclat. IVES. ).
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mans Band is well Known In Brunswick, on
Commencement occasions, and all had been
led to expect rare entertainments, We Lal
better music than we had been led to hope
Mrs. Gary, the yocalis5is sweat singer, and
was each time heartily encored, to which she
responded each time IN graceful manner
We think the proceeds of the Concert must
be very large. An extra train fom Bath
heavily laden and one from Lewiston. .helped
to crowd the church. - - - 7 - n
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N OTICE
House and LOT of Anotifn

ON Friday, August 9Th, at o'cl1ck, p II. v
- slail sell House No. Il Center Street ORD "a
tle brick School House. It Is two s,or WOOL
,nV ~, aAa ~ good shape Tor many purposes. Tl
ueep. The title is clear-sale positive
aug3ltd II. BAILEY g CO., Aucionasrs
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FROM MERCHANTS ExcuAEoF.

Portland
SD 2Sth, brig Zuleiia, tor Portland
Ar at Cardenas 18th, brig Thos Conner, f-cm Siors
Moreno, land sailed for Portland.)
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A YOUNG MAN, a returned Soldier. ,bo t-s
IA small capital wishes business in som ho-5fsl
capacity. Would accept situation anIla1 hifsu
ployer small amount. Has had expersnes In 3
Grocery business. Can furnish good rciies.r'.'
Address, for two days, ID. NJ. NJ, NJ. q FsIr
Street. auc.lats
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Nelson. fen, ANS-Beow 9th, ship GlaI 1idngs
New o YdrE 2oth sch Pioneer, Tucker, from
BS Gaa5aaIhLEsrcN-Ar aad. sch corinslan, Tapl,y.
AT Ar 10Th, sch Abbie, Knight. from roston
si9 1o.l, oafqES Deney, Smith, PhfiaieIIhia S7t,,
sen y a sr fTaTj2rd' Bne'1ey, New York
RicIm nd, (anl cl1 for Aitn,s g.,i e-oiy IN
Ar Slst, barque Ephm Williams, Sieeper. Gsors.-
PHILADELPIuA-Ars ist. l-,.- r-..,.,.,.... r,r.
Sagua; Valencia, Small, New lost. .ei 1,,' ~, 81,
Gal9is Flora King, Cook, PrOyiieaee; jo5 hume,
Cllslsi, barlue Fannie, Carver, Boston. eel, t,..
~ Perkins, MAYO, do. 1eN Aisa-
Ar 3lst, brig MeeOsa, lumbar I'm ,go,v wi. "a,
Mary Ella Tapley, Portsmouth. V'N' 'en
Cid 3lst, blrques Almira COMBS Bu,l.,,o,, r.
ton; jessie Nicholas, Nicholas do: bri0 Vifo Coo.
Godfrey, do; sch Q Patterson, Whitaker B5sto,''
NEW HORk-Ar Dist, sehs Rachel Beals q sI,f
hosciufko, Pres e ',Thomaston; Almon Bacon HaFt'
Northport for NewOurg NY. '
Below, ship Hide ma from Liverpool; barnrs.
faniy Buck, from Bremen; Ocean Home An C1,Ie.
Nette Merriman, from Cow Bay CB; brig klerarI
Nichols, from Sagua. '' 'i
Ar Isl ships W stetson, Hurr5ut, from London
= Da IN -Aieni Nuevitasj barqpes Morning stel,
ing, st Jago; Harry Booth, CHM. Naianzas. beir,
Ihos Albert, CroweIl Mansannla; ri Ncans r. II
95igua' sens nate " entworgi, Adams, Cow Bay CB'
Aloers Jameson jameson, Rockland; saml Gilman
Cld LIST, barqpe Carlton, Trecatiu. Cow Raw Ut,
Pig iupl Sa'i' Lorins, do; sch Lgue, Bray ol
NEW L0NDoN-Ar s)sh, US fsgs.e s,.ioe L..
T rex. Nav York; slst sch Bentley, williams. en-
PR0VIDENCE-Ar 3lst, schs Mora. Cha,lwis,
~ george NIB Pushaw, Grover Cai ie
Sid 5lst, sch Convert PendletOn New YORK 4
Calais, according to wIna.l ~
SD I'M East Greenwich Both, sch Minneola. IIa
Ellsworth. -
PAWTUCKET-Ar list, sehs Chas Snow. fre,.
calais John Compton, Long Portland
NEWPORT-Ar 31st, schs Rocket Trhsmnssr
Calais Challenge, Iiitleheld, Bangor; Tizzie a.,
till, Guptill, Rockland. W
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 31st, brizs MAJ L rbop.
son, Lampher, Newburg for Bangor; sefs Roc.
Kelley, konGont for Boston; Jenny Lind. Grav'
New York for do: Lady Of the Ocean, Poland. ~
30 for for Bangor. ' y"
Az LIST, schs Marcus Hunter, Orr, Ce,rret,-n
Boston; caroline Grant, P1essev, Pills ielphiar
doi Angellne, Hix, New York for Portland: Geos
AhDolli Norwood, CALAIS for Washington; NJ b :
hony, Co n, Machias for New York
1,, al port, orlg mary II thompson; schs Abae,
Willard, Jenny Lind, Marcus Hunter, and Carae
BOSTON--Ar LIST, schs Arno. yyhipple. 81 la.
Grace, walls, doi Lochiel, Bray Bangor
CID LIST, brig VIM NASH, Fowler Corilwafirs.
sens Calista Hall, Richmond Me; Elma Nj writ
Freeman, 10. "'''i
Cd I'd, schs Caspian, Holmes for AIac'oias. 20
Braipury, doi Gen Meal e, Ferguson Eelilst. rs
man, Miller, ThoFnaston 1851 ~
PORTSMOUTH--Sld 3tst, sch Frances smithor
| Bangor. ..l- ' ''-i'i
BANGOR-Cld LIST, sch STARLIGHT. York. PortI,l
Henry Chase, Torrey, Augusta -
| CALAlS-AT 20tE, briq3 AIansanTIla Na,rur. -
camden; 10Th, Gamma, Marshall, Portlani
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The MT 4 as folleWgs &


= . - TIE q = 4. -OJU ESE =
Jozeph w. E Pierce. Hc;TSssss.,,s
Piefeeg JE. N. Packard DarEille d ibbexs os,.
M. Peae, Marcus Wright, VIM E. EsanelI
!. n starbird, Albert G. ManEon, Joseph
Firi5slfl S. y E9ane, sGses. A. EEailz. Cha. II,
= II i burbank, +, II, Heofcher, Frank
a. ki5li; 1oea aAs' aE sigA -sJ6a15 lsIti-
Eas III, orr or COURSE i RS . 81
Ray gbasIei s. Rice, VIM. Hl Fessenden,
FL a. h. ff.o t1fFrnat, u. S. Army, Henry @.
Goodanow. Chas. Fl, Bittef4ield, Alpheus
Packard
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IN the steamer Africa from Boston for Liverpool
Mrs R Nichols, Of Augusta. Mrs Carter and child,
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A Fact worth knowing, q. I.
ilally21sntf

That Rubber Goods can be repaired in neat and
substantial manner, at z lisifsg r ,.,f.. 1
~ 81 psa HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM, i5s.
july21sntf s5l ssG 147 Middle st.
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CJM3ERLAND COUNTY, AND, SECOND
SENATORIAL DISTRICT
CONVENTION.

Tie citizens of Cumberland County sswho support
tle NaAi1lal A bniliytration Of ANDREW JOHNSON,
AMI the Sac Almia'strado Of SAMUEL CoNv," aie
hers3y plssSe1 10 send Delegatsssto the Convene
49, tim to be held in PORTLAND, at the CITY HALL,
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LIEUTan GAIsN. GRANT

ffIIE1 = TTEfs5FI y FfT7Tg5T D
COMM ENCEMNT AT BRUNSWICK.
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~ over one hundred pardons were grant
ed yesterdayto parties excepted from the gen
egal amnesty under the twenty thousand dollar
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UT.
sen Bramhall, Sawyer, Boston.
sen Olive Elizabeth Randall Rostop
Scn 1recian, StrattOn, Boston,
CLEARED
.. Steamer yea Chesapeake, Sherwood, New York-Fmerv
Brig Hattie Bishop, Colby, Philadelphia-nos,..
Holt. "iii5F'A-C W
Sch Matanzas, Hamilton, Boston-s c Chase.
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2 lVIenzo D0dge IIoratiO r. D0Wnes, ol I95ll
Al Evans, Chas MFellews Aleliek WsHaft--
pence, Albert W. Lincoln, Daniel FL. Lovejoy,
John G. W. More, Jacob D. Nutting, VIM. II.
Savage, Chas. K. Stanchfe.d, William. "A. 81.
Springer, Jacob B. Seayey, George d. Towle,
Jason Walker, Sewall ii. weber, Elisha NJ.
Nhitten, Edward S. Young.
HONORARY DEGREE OF Ii. D.
a General TJTYsars : Na.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-07-22
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
a lsicii scene.

In the Canadian House Of Assembly, last
winter, they had quite . spirited debate on
the bill to prohibit the use Of hoops and
crinoline introduced b. Akin. We publish
4 few of the most brilliant passages.
MIR. DrummOnd was an ardent "dmirer Of
hoops from childhood, he was born with a
love of hoops. When he was a child of
tender growth, he used TO trundie his hoop,
all unconscious of the fate that was in store
for him. Later In life he had swallowed a
ring, which resulted In u hoop-in-cough and
even now the sight of al empty hogshead
brought tears into MS eyes.
Mr.. Brown complained that it was i'm
possible now TO choose a wife, since her de-
fects We're so hid by hoops, and enveloped in
crinollne, that the naked
Speaker-Order.
Mr.. Brown-Mr. Speaker
Speaker-The honorable gentleman is out
Of order.
Mr.. Brown-But Mr.. Speaker, the naked
Speaker-HoId your tongue, sir.
Mr.. Brown-The naked
Speaker-Upon my soul, Mr.. Brown, cork
up, or I'll have you arrested.
Mr.. Brown-Permit me to explain, Mr..
Speaker-(yelling)-Clear the galleries OF
ladies', Mr.. Sergeant.
Mr.. BrOwn-In the name of the seven
teen graces and the fifteen muses., Mr..
Speaker-dearly beloved Smith-let me
apologize, then. | only meant TO say that
hoops and c~rinoline had reached to such a
redundancy, that it was impossible to arrive
at the naked
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and blue
devils! Stop, or I'll brain you with the
mace. Consider the improperly Of
MIR. Brown-(wildly) Truth truth truth /.
naked truth is what | was going to say.
Mr.. Dunbar Ross understood his honorable
friend to say that people cannot pass along
the streets without being assaulted by high
way-men. Now, surely the honorable MEM
Der from Lake Ontario could not but be
aware that the character of every member IN
the House was affected by such dam
Mr.. Talbot objected to such unparliament-
airy language.
Mr.. Ross protested against interruption.
He was going to say, by such Il dam
Mr.. J. Cameron-The honorable member
should not swear in that dreadful manner.
MIR. Ross-Wasn't doing anything of the
kind but would be tempted to do so, if not
allowed to finish his sentence-but such Il
dam-(order, order,) a dam-(confusion) he
would repeat it-by such a dam-(tremend-
Gus uproar.)
Mr.. Wright stood up and moved, amidst
the widest confusion, that Mr.. Ross be ex-
PEELED from the House for such awful lam
guage.
Mr.. Ross (black in the face) exclaimed
that damaging statements was all that he
meant to say when he was interrupted by
the fool
Mr.. Talbot-Who's a fool
Mr.. Ross-Foolish ass
MIR. Cameron-Who's an ass?
Mr.. ROss-(wildly)-toohsh assertion OF
profanity.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice that, in conformity with
an Act entitled " An Act to relieve the Royal Domain from En-
cumbrances aud TO render the same inalienable, - passed ON the
81 January last, EXchequer Bonds to the amount Of Twentg-
SeUsH thousand Dollars will be issued, and sealed tenders
FIR the same will be received a. the Treasury until Monday, the
7h OF August next, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, in the form and under
the conditions hereinafter prescribed
l. The sealed tenders should contain the name OF the party
applying, the amount in dollars applied for, and the date Of
maturity.
2. The rate Of interest is fixed at nine per cent. per GHHWm,
and no tender below par will be accepted.
5. The aforesaid Exchequer Bonds viii be issded in Bonds Of
One Hundred Dollars, Two Hundred Dollars and Five Hun
dred Dollars, on equal terms. Preference will be given to
applicants for Bonds Of One Hundred and TWO Hundred
Dollars.
4. The tenders will be opened publicly ut the ONCE Of the
undersigned on tie above mentioned day and hour.
May q, 1861. c. De NARIGSY, Minister O Finance.