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This is an organization, the primary object
of which is the education and elevation of the
Freedmen of the South; IN hostility to none,
but in harmony with all existing organizations
having IN viewthe same great object. =
A meeting in behalf of this commission was
held last evening at the City Hall, at which
TIE Mayor presided, and which was ably adj
dressed by Rev. Mr.. McKim, Of Philadelphia,
one of the Secretaries of the Commission
William Lloyd Garrison, Esq, first Vice-Presi-
dent, and ex-GoT Washburn. The President
of the Commission is Bishop Simpson of the
Methodist Church, and the Secretary is Prof.
Olmstead.
We have neither time nor space tonight to
give details of the meeting, or an abstract of
the speeches. On future occasion we shall
draw upon memory for some of the interesting
facts which were presented and statements
made. .9ial5 pls sai
Suffice it to say now that the meeting
was avery interesting one, and those of our
citizens who did not attend, lost rich enter
tainnent ae2h a4 Nflal3 lEh
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The Episcopal Contention.

W. r ..as@ eaA5s PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a.
In the Episcopal Convention the Committee
on Canons reported it as expedient to change
the title Of General Convention, to "The Great
National Synod" The Committee was then
discharged from further consideration.
The Committee on Provincial System, pro-
posed by the Conventions of New York and
Pennsylvania, and by certain members of the
House, reported as follows: "The Committee
is not prepared to recommend the adoption of
any title by Bishop, or comforting upon them
any new power effecting the purity Of the
Episcopals as it now exists, and submit the
following Canon: at is hereby decided law
ful for diocese now existing, or to hereafter
exist, within the limits of any State or Com
monwealth, to establish for themselves fed
crate convention or council, and representing
such diocese, which may deliberate and decide
upon common interests of the church within
that State, and exercise any delegated powers
not inconsistent with the constitution and
canon of this church.
! Both Houses of the Episcopal Convention
met this evening and adjourned sine die.
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From. Washt,,gto,..

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a
President johnson to-day appointed the
following gentlemen directors Of the Pacific
Railroad Company on tllepart of the govern
ment:-Jesse L. Williams of Indiana, Charles
t. Sherman of Ohio, George Ashmun of Mass,
L. j. Carter of Illinois, and Springer Har-
brough of Penn. So
% Richmond papers this morning state that
the ring which was stolen from the body of
Col. Dahlgren by cutting Off the finger, had
been recovered. 1t was found in the posses
sion of DIR. Saunders at Loyetts, Essex
County. 6st.f e "a a-5
In the 9TH Congressional District of Vir-
ginia, Rev. B. A. Davis has been elected by
small majority over DR.. Stooval, his next high
est competitor. The, Lynchburg Virginian
designates Mr.. Davis as an old Wing and con-
sentative. 80 -
= The Republic says A. II. Stephens arrived
in Lynchburg on Sunday evening, on his way
to his home in Georgia. He did not visit Rich
mond on his route; but went direct from Cor
louisville to Lynchburg. sl8aAFD
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Election Ia the Southern StGtes-The Trial of
folliu q .r5a JEFF. DARTS. Fr
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FUNERAL OF Dr.. DWIGHT 1.-The funeral
services preparatory to the removal of the re-
mains to Philadelphia, took place yesterday
afternoon at Andover. Prayer was offered by
Rev. DIR. Chickering, at the house of Professor
Smyth, son-in-law Of the deceased. The cas-
ket, covered with wreaths of choice flowers,
was borne by twelve theological students to
the Seminary Chapel. "Thy will be done"
was sung by the Lockhart Society. Selections
Of scripture were read by Rev. Dr. Chickering,
and an admirable address was delivered by
Rev. DR.. Carruthers, his associate for many
years, and personal friend As our readers
viii probably soon have an opportunity to hear
this eloquent tribute to our deceased towns
man, we forbear using the full notes furnish
ed by our reporter an 6 0sA-'s- a4tisl--
After fervent prayer by Rev. Prof E. p.
Barrows, d. d., the remains were temporarily
returned to his late residence, whence they
Will be carried to Phiadelplria to. repose be-
side those of his wife.
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NEW YORK, Oct. "a.
Recent Publications.

HANDBOOK OF THE STEAM-ENGINE Contain
ing all the Rules required for the Right Con-.
struction and Management of Engines Of
Every Glass, with the Easy Arithmetical So
luton of those Rules Constituting A Key
to the " Catechisms of the Steam Engine"
Illustrated by sixty-seven woodcuts, and nu-
merous Tables and Examples. By John
Bourne, @. E., author of ga Treatise on the
Steam Engine" "a Treatise Oh the Screw
Propeller" etc. l Vel. 12mo, PIP. 465. New
York: d. Appleton 8 Co, itq
u We copy the above title entire. because it sets
forth better than any brief description of ours
could do, the scope and purpose of the book.
By all machinists, engineers, and others having
a practicalinterest in these matters, it will be
found very suggestive and useful work.
For sale BY Bailey & Moves.
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3Y TELEGRAPH
ITO THE
EVENING PAPERS.
The Fensan Congress.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "A.
The Fenian Congress continued in session
yesterday. A. complete reorganization has
been effected, modelled after our National Gov
1ernment, with a President, Cabinet, Senate
and House of Representatives sswad alfi
Both Houses OF the newly established Con-
gress held a session yesterday. a,,,., y F.
Cols John v. Mahony was unanimously, and
amidst great cheering, declared President, af-
ter which he took the oath of office, and de-
Hvered an address. f ~ s.s $500 gfsi,e5f
y A Committee was appointed to draft an ad-
dress, embotlying a recognition of an Irish Re
public, which is to have building in -- WV
for government purposes, There is said to be
much rivalry for the possession of the bonds
authorized by the Congress TO be issued, which
are.R0w nearly, if not quite ready for distri-
button. It is thought that all the business
viii be finished to-day. W 0aj jill
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FOREST CITY TRoTTNG, PARK-The doq-
BILE team match race for purse of $500, mile
heats, best three in five, came off on the For
est City Trotting Course yesterday afternoon.
Harry Bradley entered and drove /. Tom
Thumb and HDick Shepard" A. Kicker en-
tered and drove sDick Ling and Ranger L
There was good attendance, about 1000 per
sons being present. slas ssalis4.ss BLK
FIRST Bradley drew the pole, and af-
ter four scores the horses agotaoff, Bradleys
team being ahead and leading through the
heat until coming home on the last quarter,
when Kicker came up handsomely and Tapped
him, and both teams passed the stand neck
and neck, I'M s.15.q The judges decided it to be
eeau neat. haaso gil3i1iA 5saabaoossssos Il q
SECOND HEAT-After scoring twice they
got of, Bradley leading throught the heat and
coming in several lengths ahead Time SOP.
THIRD HEAT-There were six false scores.
! before they got theword. Rickers team broke
two or three times, by which he lost much
ground. Bradley came in some lengths ahead,
in sos. ;e 80 l9il ej III az
FOURTH HEAT-Bradley had it all his own
way and won the heat in 3.15, and was award
(. ed the race and purse. s ss q 81
Next Thursday there is to be great race
for purse Of $500, mile heats, best three in
five, for which the following fast trotters have
been entered: Brighton Dick, who has made
his mile in PSI to wagon; Sorrel gelding @Dan
Mace" who, at the Riverside Park, trotted in
227, and has beaten @Gen. McClelan, ;, and the
7 famous stallion sTiconics from Watervilewho
the Kennebec boys says, will give the others
ahard pull. Great interest is excited as to this
match from the wen known character of all
the horses entered. 9Dnn Mace. Is such a
fast trotter that he is obliged tosgo 70 wagon,
while the other two are to harness.
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833A - ~
Various Items.

49, "a sftE5s - New YORK, Oct. "a.
AZ The Secretary of War has issued an order
that no more arrests will be made of persons
as deserters for having failed to report under
draft and al those nov held are to be dis
charged Immediately.
r iGens Lorenzo Thomas win shortly ask TO be
placed on the retired list and viii take up, his
residence in louisiana
Since the execution Of Champ Ferguson,
parties claim that the, guerrilla M0sby Is de-
serving Of the same fate. They claim 10 have
the names OF ex-febel officers, among other
witnesses, 20 prove inhumaa crimes upon
Mosby.
! The death sentence e the Ihdinn Chiefs
Medicine and Little Six, implicated in Mime
sofa lnassacres, has been suspended for further
invastieation Is te their guilt. 6 y stl.
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NEW YORK. Oct. ~.
0oti0n-drm ahd active; sales GOO bales Middling
Upiands al 81 q 5gc.
- k1euE--Staie and Westera heavy and &c lower Cor
c3mm0ns sales ei0o bbls. State 50 a CO. Round
Hoop Oiia IS e u o.. Wesien7 50 q $50. South
EN- dan, ses 4so bbls Al IS 9 10 %. canada rather
scarce; sales 800 bbls al 30 g 12 So
what q Sc better and very quiet; saes AZ, 600
bushels. Chicago spring 70 e ~. Milwaukee
fslfI, 4 n ta1Ts Amber Milwaukee 70 q 1 s0.-
Amber state 50 Sc. White Western 50.
Corn-ie lower sales III 900 bushels. Mixed West
81 a Ssc.
oats-heayy and declining. -.--1
Beef-steady.
Pork-heavy and lower; sales $500 bbls. Mess SS7S
g "a 20, closing at "a 90 cash. .4g. .,s-...
iard-unchanqed; sales 700 bbls at "A q 29c.
SFnntser-iR demand; sales at y q b5c
eM.aaskey-higher; sales $50 bbls at so e ",
ia S"gals-steady; sales $50 hhds Porto Rico lbf q
at la ~ ;yado at lsi q lac. Havana. iS6 boxes
Nonce-luiet
n10lasses-Quiaf att.-l. -
naNal Stores-quiet ---
teestoslepm-siull; crude az a. &c. ,f5r..,
NN'su'S 70 Averpool-quiet, Cotton sic 4,
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. r The Soldiers, and sailors, Fair.

lfl-,f.fs- PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a
The Fair for the Soldiers Home was regu-
larly opened to-day, and has been visited by
thousands. The Home has been established
for nearly two years in this city. shetering
seventy patriots T; but the accommodations
have proved inadequate to the demands.
The fair is held to furnish funds to build and
endow an institution worthy of the object in
view; viz, to furnish home to every deserv-
ing soldier and sailor seeking admission, as
well as TO the orphans of those who fell IN the
war. Massachusetts and New York are rep
resented at the table of the fair. The contrib
utions In every department is very fine.
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MUNICIPAL ooUR E,Tl, oor d "a.

tststi +. 3 i.1ff9 !
Meyer Waterman, for violation of the Lords
day, by keeping his shop open, paid SILT,
fine and costs. as,iea saaa ,7sae
Hugh Kelley, for drunkenness and disturb
ance, paid SO II, fine and costs. .a s. . 20,
Abraham Sterling, pleaded guilty to being
drunk and making disturbance; it cost him
So Ha aEmos sgad odr aA 4
William Reardon was obliged to fork over
the same amount for the same ofense.e
% James Sullivan the boy detected stealing
newspapers from the doors Of subscribers,
pleaded guilty and paid 80 O4,, fine and costs.
E. P. Sherwood, Esq appeared for the pris-
oner. AaA
Bin Stephenson the negro, who has fire.
quently been before Court, was brought up for
stealing pair of pantaloons from Toppan's
store. He was sentenced to sixty days in the
County jail 81 59as YES gii-ah
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NEW YORK, Oct pa
At - o'clock to-day the steam log of the
Winoosh showed that Her paddles had made
from p. n. yesterday, to ~ r. NJ. to-day,
II, 23S revolutions, while those Of the Aleon-
qaln had made 1T,SSi. There Is marked Inn
proyement IN the working Of the Algonquin's
engincs Nr
Commodore Vanderbilt to-day sustained a
slight injury BY being thrown from a carriage.
He viii probably be able 70 resume business
tomorrow.
DIR. Cobegl, the ab0rtionist, has been sem
fenced 10 two years imprisonment
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admission of Southern Members to the House
Of RepTese'atatices-I7e Mexican Loan.
]. Il -...ii.s 49, New York, Oct. "a.
The Posts Washington correspondence
states that Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk of the House
of Representatives, says he will not put on the
list of members of the House any person
claiming to be elected from State that has
been in rebellion. To do SO, he says, would
be deciding the most important question be-
bers at the outset TO vote upon the subject of
their own recognition, and would end the con
troversy in their favor at once haa
& The Commercial says one gentleman has ex-
pressed his intention of taking all the Mexi-
can bonds of the smaller denominations as
soon as they are in the market. 1t is under
stood that the agents of the loan have ascer-
tanned that the Government will not interfere
in any way with its negotiation.
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g. ,..s NEW York, Oct. "a.
"A special dispatch to the Philadelphia Led
ger says that dispatches from Charleston state
that Orr is elected as Governor of South Caro-
lima. y
Most of the delegates elected in Florida, to
the Convention, are of type similar to those
chosen in Mississippi and North Carolina
of rebel tendenciesa rsia fS
Y Advices from Alabama point pretty certain
" to the choice of Gov. Parsons for United
States Senator. fs 81
q The Posts special Washington dispatch says
that Gen. Dick Taylor, JEFF. Davis brother-in-
law, has vainly endeavored to ascertain from
the PresidenC whether Davis is to be tried
soon. An impression prevails, however, that
the trial will take place at an early day.
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A RICH TREAT.-|he night compositors Of
the Press Office were agreeably surprised last
night by the reception Of a basket from PART
NGToN, that prince Of caterers, which, on
opening, was found to contain oysters, chick
kens, and all the ffxings usually accompany
ing such edibles, and which, after partaking,
they pronounced A No. 1.
by the way, we would mention that Part
'ington furnished the supper at the Templar's
Ieyec,. Monday evening, which was pro-
nounced by all as one of the best, if not the
best, ever got up in this city. May his shadow
never be less. f 3gre sioa s.ii r. 1sa.i
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DR.. D. still continues TO Extract reeth BY ELEc
teeth stUmps they wish 10 have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation 10 call
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsHINEs Tor sell
Tor family use, with thorough instructions ~
DR.. ID. can aceomnaaslate lew patients with boar
and treatment at his mase.
0lice hours from o'clock A. VI. to IL NJ from
to 6 p. NJ, and to in tho evening" ~
Consultation freq. novItl
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f New YoRK, Oct "a
q Advices from Florida say that as die elec-
non ulore verc not over |,vy0 votes east,
md 'thaf tie deJekafes elected b the State
Ioaxentinxl ans Inastiy strong Union men.
nstrsag efIoxia ara baiEg male % induce the
lAs'r..spt ~ release ex-nnAaE0r Kaiee, of Flo
F'.s,, trusa Port Pulaski pEA ~
johnson, q Georgia, writes % the
- lnat he desires the United states
''''''-s 's'e- = uemain IN that State.
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sPoRT.-At Ling's Trotting Park to-day
there win be considerable sport If the weather
is pleasant; consisting Of turkey shooting, a
foot race between noted pedestrians, and a
grand trotting contest between three, famous
horses, with some other amusements, for par
ticulars of which see advertisement.
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Contention for the Ownership of the Sea rs


Contention for the Ownership of the Sea Is
lands.
New YORK, Oct. "a.
The Charleston Courier of last Saturday
says that much excitement exists in the Beau
fort District concerning the ownership of the
Sea Islands, the freedmen having latored un-
der the impression that the lands have been
given them outright. Parties have addressed
Gov. Perry on the subject, claiming that not
one-fourth of the lands are cultivated by the
freedmen; that the corn crop is lost, and cot
ton planted IN. patches and overgrown with
high grass. Ff9
There is great mortality among the ne
groes..
The owners of the lands are regarded as
intruders, and feel SO insecure that they re-
gard it as unsafe to return with their families
to their homes. u ~
Gen. Bennett has just issued an order for
bidding the organization of coIored militia in
Charleston as having tendency to bring on
war of races. f
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Who have cold hancs ana feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; and sick headache. diz 4
ness and swimming In the head with indigestion ana
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and back
lencorrhosay Tor whftes); lng Of the Nonb With in.
train Of diseases win find IN Eecricty sure mean
Of cure. For painful menstruatioi too profuae
menstruauon ana Az q those long line Of troubles
with Young lalies, Electricity Is a certain specific
and VIII in short time restore the sufferer to the
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SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. ~
Itchl Itchl 1tchl-Scratch, Scratch seri''on'
AUCTION COLUMN.
Dry Goods-E. NJ. Patten. 20 iie
NEW ApyERrIsEMEST COLUMN. lsnl
Probate Notice-Estate Lew L. , sanporn ' 81 si
Guardians Sale-Dayid ". true. ,f,..sg,,- -,
Wood and Timber--Charles Horton. 1901
Kfndling Wood h Is ssasf r
Stove Wood-A. l. Hodsden. 81
For Sale-Dry Goods Boxes
~ +tnss FISHING profitable business s4
1. Ware Strayed-H. L. Taylor & Co. - "
vermont Cheese Twitchel Bros. & Champlin.
Mrs. Susan e. Slight, Clairyoyant Medium. .
Custom T&iloling-N. S. Gardiner
Grand Trot-Forest City Park. i9
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Schooner CohAnnet, arrived here rero,, !
23d oil Cape Cod fell In with 4 boat couts,;n =
ins Capt. Stillrnan and few men beloncinp
y schooner Sarah a. Taylor, from PhiIadei,
plIa Cor Boston. which vessel was run dow,
and sunk the same day BY an unknown sehoon-
err. The survivors saved nothing from the
wreck.
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THE CONCERT tonight from every indica-
ton is to be grand success. Mr. Warren,
with part Of. the company, arrived last night.
Miss Bailey and Mr.. Dudley left New York
yesterday, and will reach Portland by the first
train this morning. The ticket Office at the
i hall win be open this afternoon, and we adj
wise all who have not obtained tickets at Mr..
6 Paine's, to- avail themselves of this opportuni-
ty as there viii undoubtedly be a great rush
this evening. e s9arsqo1g iA9isestsas
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IA. -. ..NEw ORrEAxs Oct. q.
M .s. -. ..,. s.-estes fron Shreveport,
a Point coupee. The firc es.,,.s yes.enlay
BOIL Nothing WIS saved, 10 i've ~, ~ sne
hen CAp5y has issued an ories 49, s'.,e
it~fy tnt1rEt nee shah Be allowed ~ ~. - MI
OF election day, except % suppress dis SIN ohs
cs.s ~'7''rnan-
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IAmber DO. I 20 q I 80
w. gdh Mails. ai37
Cask ......... IS 90 q s so
Naval Stores.
Tar " brl. 20 81 (ep10 90
Pitch &c. Tar3 80 q 8 10
Rosin $50. 10 90. Qa22 90
furpentine ~
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. 7

OCTOBER TERAMf-DAyIs, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.--No case being ready for trial,
Court adjourned to Thursday morning, at
which time it is hoped that the members Of
the bar viii have some case ready for trial.
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EDw,D NJ. PATTEN, Auctioneer. 70 exchange St
Special Sale of Dry GOodsi

ON November 1855, at 10 A. NJ
" and P. NJ, and continued from day to day un-
til the entire stock Il sold. This stock Is valued at
over $4,000, and In It will be found the finest and
best assol tmen OF goods ever Offered at auef on In
this city consisting in part follows, viz 800 Brow
Linen Table Cloths, Of all sizes 1000 Bleaehed
Double Satin Damask Linen Table Cloths. same suit
able for extension tables, and tn finest goods M
ported; 200 dozen and double Satin Damask Lin
en- Napkins; 500 dozen double Damask Doyiesi %
pieces ca, IA and "a beached and brown Table Lin
en-, suitable for hotels AMI board X houses; 70 pieces
Sd le4 La and i2l Linen Sheeings; % pieces 9-s,
6-4 81 Pillow Case Linen; 10 pieces ~ heavy Fam
lily Linen; $50 pieces A Shirting Linen, Richard
SON Manufacture; 100 doz. Diaper and Huckab lck
Towels; Scotch Diapers, Birds Eye Diar ers Ladies
and Gents Handkerchiefs, Russian and Americ n
Crashes French and American b dSpreads; Broad
cloths, Beaver tloths Ca sin eres, Pilot Clotl I;
Shirts and Drawers; Water-Proof Cloths; Balmors
Skirts Wool Table Covers; 90 pairs Wool Bankt Il
with great many other articles too numerous 10
mention. Aiso Cashmere Square and Long shaws.
The above stock may be examined the day bot 10
the sale, and every article warranted perfect.
oct25 did , r-..r a.fs ~ a
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9 I. = W s. DYER's Patent Gas Burner, advertis-
ed n'this paper, Is unquestionably goodar-
tfcle. z We have one in use, and it affords "a
steady, bright light, with small consumption
of gas. 1t is well worth trial. .aS
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E. NJ. PATTEN, Auctioneer, 70 Exchange Street.
Real Estate corner India ana Sum-
neP SITS. Mt Auction

I'm SATURDAY, Oct 2sth, at 12 a., ON tbe
" premises s. East corner o, India and Sumner
SIS will be sold-the lot being about 43 feet on In
da Street, and 81 feet ON Sumner ST. together with
the two-stoFied wooden dwellings thereon.
Immediately afler the above the two building lots
on sumner St, joining the same, about 43 feet on
sumner by 40 in depth.
Oct 2i-dtd
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10 INTERCHANGEABLE ordination and install
lation Of Mr.. Samuel Morrison as pastor of
the ST. Lawrence street church and society,
viii take place this evening. Services com
nience at Z O'Clock laalg hNsi
~ The Ecclesiastical Council win convene at
the church at 8 o'clock this afternoon lia
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MEssRs. ALLAN BRoTHERs & Co. will ac-
cept our thanks for files Of papers per steam
ship HibeEnian, at Quebec, from Liverpool