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Tuesday Morning, September g.. 1867.
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81 a.agt sly WASHINGTON, Sept. z,
warrant has beer issued from the Treasu-
ayDepartment for $s317 ,O65 80 in coin in pay.
ment of the interes' due on 10.40's up to the
LIST inst. oan lN ''i 80
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day receiy.
ed a despatch fro,l special agent Bell at Gal.
weston, stating hat the yellow fever at that
point was fatal beyond precedent. Out of 2G
officers of the Custom House, only three were
fit for duty. The remainder were either sick
or dead Inconsequence, the Department has
issued instructions for removal of the Custom
House fuIIher down the island, outside the
city limits, which is said to be free from the
epidemic - $500 - e.
The receipts of internal revenue from dis
titled spirits and tobacco were largely in ex-
cess for the fiscal year ending with June last
error in former printed dispatches renders this
correction necessary.
The Department. Of. State has received from
Samuel b. Ruggles, the delegate Of the United
states 10 the recent diplomatic and monetary
conference in Paris, full reports of its proceed-
ings and the plan agreed upon for the unifica-
ton of gold coin, which is to be proposed for
adoption by the different nations. DELEGATES
duly accredited were in attendance from TWEEN
" nations of Europe and America, embracing
IN .ne aggregate population exceeding three
hundred millions. The leading features of the
pan have already been published. Mr. Rug
gies Is on leave of absence to confer with the
government on the proper mode of presenting
tnls measure OF reform to the consideration of
congress at its next session. He will shortly
return to Paris to complete his duties as Com
missioner of the Exposition, which closes on
the LIST of November. 1000
The Collector of Internal Revenue at Gal
weston writes Commissioner Rollins there is
no necessity for the removal of his Office owing
to the prevalence of yellow fever. He will be
allowed to exercise discretion with regard to
such removal. 80 y i.'i ~ 80,
For the week ending Sept 10th, $50 patents
will be issued. During the past week, over
oU0 applications and 80 caveats will be filed s.
The President today appointed Judge L. D.
Enos, formerly member of Congress from
Texas Collector of Internal Revenue for the
4th district of that State, and Col. Minor of
Ohio Collector of Customs of Galveston. ls5
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reg N aTat ale NEW YORK, Sept. q
Letters from Admiral Farraguts flag ship.
dated off Cronstadt 10Th ult., give glowing &C.
counts of the grand reception given the feet
there, the Russian fleet advancing down the
harbor to meet them with the American flag
at the foremost, the yards manned and salutes
from all the vessels and batteries. Admiral
Lessofsky Immediately welcomed Farragut to
Russia. The Mayor OF st. Petersburg and
other officials rendered the Inequalities and
freedom Of the city to the American squadron.
Minister Clay received Farragut and staff, and
every attention was paid the guests by the
whole Russian people, Winter Palace and the
churches being thrown open to their inspec-
ton. g ,. -N s=.55.
On the route from Cherbourg to Cronstadt
the Frolic put into Stettin, Prussia, to take on
board Mrs Farragut. The passage of the
Frolic up the river Oder was complete ova-
ton, she being the first American war vessel
SO far inland. The shores were lined with
thousands of people cheering Statutes were
fired at every point, bands of music played
American airs. The American flag was dis
played everywhere and the whole force of the
garrison at Stettin paraded. Fifteen thousand
people visited the Frolic on her first day at
Stettin and grand ball given in honor Of the
American officers re lEE y
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Washington correspondence.

~ NEW YORK, Sent, q
The Times special dispatch from Washing
ton says Gen. Grant has ordered the discharge
this week of twenty-three clerks in the Paw
master Generals office. s IN 80
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Chand-
Ter, has reconsidered his determination to re-
sign and has resumed his post. a'.4s
Louisiana politicians here assert that the
President will revoke Gen. Grants orders pro-
hibiting the appointment of officials heretofore
removed, as it will interfere with the restora-
ton of Gov. Wells, salar = bas .IIl167
The Herald's special from Washington saws
it is stated that the forthcoming amnesty proc
lamation will grant full pardon to all classes of
rebels with full restoration to civil rights not
taken away by Congress- excepting pirates and
those who cruelty treated Union prisoners
The Worlds dispatch says Gen. Candy is en-
route to Charleston. Gen. Sickles will proceed
to New York. 4ta ~ -
The Maryland Republicans have prepared
an address to Congress- stating that the new
constitution is anti-republican in form. as it
disfranchises the colored people and prohibits
colored testimony in the courts. la'f4ls 80
Ex-rebel Secretary of the Navy, Trenholm,
has had an interview with Gen. Grant relative
to the property of Fraser, Trenholm & Co., in
Charleston. - "- -
The question of filling all Federal offices in
large cities with hoDorably discharged soldiers
has been brought before Gen Grant E ~
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Horses, carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on new
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
Apl 20. F. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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New Yerk weeIl, Ca,tIe Marke,.

Naval Stores-steady. sd sisl3li 30 rstfgsa 8-nd
Freights TO Liverpool-dull. b beh q a'7 alsa
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.GusEl8eus q NEW YORK, Sept. 2
The steamer Henry Chauncy brings the CAL
hornia mails to the 10th ult. and 81, los. 322 in
gold. ..les a 80
Panama advices to Aug. 23d state that a plot
for revolution in favor Of Mosquera has been
discovered at Panama, and the leaders ar
rested. ae6A Ii n G sn1T','' y =
The preaching of two Capuchins at Chalate-
mango, in Salvador place formerly noted for
the laxity of its morals induced 600 couples to
get married and 5000 persons to partake Of the
Lords supper. baf I7-5l 'l's's
The cholera is dying out in Nicaragua,
though still raging in some districts S -
The Peruvian Congress would probably pass
law allowing Spaniards to remain in the
country. but ia case of the commission of acts
against the Republic they will be tried and
punished for high treason. Il q, go
Congress favors the reduction Of the army to
6000 aa "a -, :, - - -,
Rumors of outbreaks are rife, but the arl-
thorities seemed prepared for emergencies
Fears of the return of the Spanish fleet were
about dissipated, and work on the batteries at
CalIao had been nearly suspended.
furious storm at Valparaiso July 27, did
much damage to the shipping and dwellings.
One barque was wrecked and ten lives lost !.
Gen. Hovey, the America Minister to Lima
was In Chill, and rumor prevailed that his
mission was relative to the IN ediation of the
United States in the affairs of that country
with Spain. $3.50 S
Peace prevails throughout Colombia, except
local rebellion at Rio Nastra, where Herrera
had gained another victory over the govern
ment forces under Fonces, who was killed.
Mosquerea was to be tried for treason a :
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miscellaneous Dispatches.

L b3gpf .g+hau INDIANAPoLIS, Sept. 2.
Everything is in readiness for the opening of
the Sangerfest tomorrow. A hall has been
erected for the occasion. Al telegraph has been
opened at the press headquarters for the ac-
commodation of newspaper correspondents.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. g.
A National Convention of cigar makers met
at National all'toJlay and organized. There
was a large ATTENDANCE Of delegates. In the
afternoon j. J. Innis, of Syracuse, was elected
President. The convention will probably sit
three days.
@ E gsw xw MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. Q.
The interest due the State from the Memphis
& Ohio Railroad has been paid and the road
released by the State. - ~. ~ ,l,, .,s,.l.r
On Friday an overseer named Bradley, on
Mr.. Keyes' plantation, in Marion. Ark, got into
an alteration with the negroes, and during an
attempt to punish negro Bradley shot and
killed a negress.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.
The Radical clubs and delegations from the
Grand Army Of the Republic met Tonight to
arrange for the public reception of Gen. Sher-
idan ON his arrival here. Gen. Clinton B.
Fiske presided, and Major Thomas and Gov.
Fletcher made speeches. Colored people will
be allowed to participate in the demonstrations
if they DESIRE EEEE n - - - ~ &.ss
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. g.
John Cody soldier of the 18th infantry,
cut his throat at headquarters to-day.
The bankruptcy applications of Virginia for
the past week exceed the total previously since
'ne 'a 1Hlpn passed. nEsssH sAasGS ssEsae
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The Cholera at Palermo.

WASHINGTON. Sent.
The. State Department has received the fol-
lowing letter: % fA I'D '' 'Ei
u S. Consulate, Palermo, august 9, 1857
The cholera has Of sudden become epidemic
in this city and taken very alarming proper
tons. On the 31st of July, up to the time of
the mailing of my last dispatch, No. go, there
had only taken place six or seven cases OF
cholera, but before the day was over they run
up to twenty-nine cases. On the LIST of Au-
gust it went up suddenly to two hundred and
eigbty-fve cases, and it has kept thus up to
date, averaging from two hundred and fifty to
three hundred cases daily. ff-
The lower classes as usual are the greatest
sufferers, but it has, however, spread among
the middle, and even the upper classes. 1t is
of a more violent and fatal nature than last
fall, for hardly one-third of the attacked have
so far got over it. ~
The entire population is panic struck; the
greater part of the wealthy families have es-
capped to the continent; the middle class have
left the city, and are staying in the villas and
in the suburbs; and many of the laboring
classes have gone up to the mountains and
pitched tents in the open fields. The city has
very mournful aspect and business is almost
entirely suspended. a{y s'5s.le. .ll.
4-uf am very respectfully,
re L. MONTH, U. S. Consul.
non. W. I'll. SEWARD, Sec'y of State. -.-ss
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rha sn;. - ~, - BosToN, Sept 2.
If Ro. sor' OF Whares Burri against the city
Clifford and Lowell, of the United States Cir.
goo, principal and interest, for furnshng sol.
f Resso ana ii sailors an towards the of
70 collect it, Able counsel are emn osem. sum
both Sides pioyea on
The second brigade Massachusetts, yolun,a az
militia willcommence five days camp dutv az
Swampseott tomorrow. The brigade consists
the Sd and 4th batteries OF light ARTILLERY AMI
one company of cavalry. Brig. Gen. George
H. Pierson commands q 2 : = 'TON,e %
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v - ~. ~. Nv CHICAGO, H., Sept. 2.
Flour steady; Spring extras 8 90 "a o 90. Wheat
l 64S a l 65. Corn active at advanc of "a 1c,
closing at 96l q SIC for No. l. Nc. at 92b 944c.
an advance of "a 2c closing at O6 a 6s for No.
No. at oG q CO., Barley active at decline of 4
@ DC, closing at III q 10 for No 1; No. at 05
a IL. Provisions steady and unchanged. Beef
Cattle dull at so a 675 for first class steers Live
Hogs dull at 90 a 8 90for common to choice. t y
10000 BUSH corn, 1000 bush. oats. Shipments
$500 bbls -four, 10000 bush. wheat, 900 bush.
corn, 43, 600 bush. oats rns siHc.i ~ 4ssiia INV
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N luce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. 1t uses two threads.
and makes the genuine Lock STITCH. All other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send tor Circular. w. G. WILSON
& Co., Mdntyacturers, CLEVELAND, Ohio auf3d3m
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1.-TWO or more gentlemen can be accommodated
l. with genteel rooms and board. Apply at this
Office. s-.. 80 I'll ls-
Portland, Aug 10, 1867. aug2O-dtf
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.U.LN -sI0TU1 D lfITT IN n
Railroad Accident.

A special dispatch from Monroe, N. Y, states
that last night the express train from New
York on the Erie Railroad was thrown off the
track, and upset the locomotive, smashing two
baggage and the smoking cars. A considera-
ing Charles Stiles Of Elmira, who had a leg
badly shattered, but no other serious damage
was sustained by the passe lgers.
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For Sale Cheap.
4. rApnr 10, N Slab Wood and Edgings,on Burn
A hams Wharf Inquire of DAN'L MAYBURY, p
No. SO Commercial 81. "a xu.,....c. II - ~
A,soon corner of North and WalnutSts. Inquire
of THOs CONDON.s 80. t-'.i =
Also best quality Of Hard and Soft Wood for sale
at eitber of tha above places.
~ Also Lumber orall kinds; all OF which will be de-
bgered free to any Part Of the city
-DARL MAYBURY,
sug27d1m# ..rf =. s-rora THOS, CONDOR.
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-. ..5t,a o. LIVERPOOL, Aug 31-P. M. g
Breadstut1s closed quiet and unchanged: Corn ass
Sd; Flour S4s; Wheat-Whte California 13s 3D. q : 3
LONDON. Aug. Sip. M
Consols steady at 81 Gle for money. l77af =
AMERICAN SEoURITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 520s 1885, Illinois Central shares III Erie Rail-
road shares As. H
~ LIVERPOOL, Aug 31-P. M
Cotton-The market closed dull The following
are the authorized quotations: Middlins uplands
101d Middling Orleans 104d sales 1000 bales Pro-
visions closed with an advancing tendency ON some
articles Cheese advanced to 57s Sd Beef to 142s Cd
other articles unchanged. Produce-Tallow Sd high
or, quoted at AS 3D. other quotations unchanged.
- LONDON. Aug 31-P NJ.
Sugar and Iron steady. Oils and Linseed unchang-
FRANKFORT, Sept. 1-Evening.
United States 52Os closed this evening at 773 for
old issues. 800
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WU1ltCG.

A GENTS to sell an article that Is new, and which
n s'll in every S ore and Family. Agents have
made twelve dollars per day. Exclusive territory
given Mon out OF employment call and cxamine,
Store. (au29d3wsJ MORE & co.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE CAsLs.

z = -railrgrl d. ------- atf .f..lf laa 81 -
~ .s-au en-. EzHh P ARTS Sent 1
Baron Moustier, the Minister Of FOREIGN
Anairs, has addressed a circular dispatch to
the diplomatic representatives of France at
the European courts in regard to the existing
relations OF the Government with other CONT.
mental powers. Abiding to the recent events,
particularly to the conference held at Salzburg,
M. Moustier declares that this auspicious
meeting of the Emperors of France and Aus
tria should be regarded as a fresh pledge for
the maintenance Of peace in Europe
=. N. BERLIN Sept. l.
The elections which were held in this city on
Saturday for members of the new Parliament
of the North German confederation resulted
in the success of the candidates Of the radical
party. anssll anG ,tiif@ 'i''l p 4 ~ 4-,1 -.
..e ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. /.
The visit of Admiral Farragut to st. Peters
burg, which has been a series of ovatfons for
the distinguished American, has terminated.
The United States squadron, headed by the
flagship Franklin with Admiral Farragut on
board, sailed from Cronstadt to-day. As the
fleet passed out of the harbor, salutes were
fired from the Notifications, and were returned
by the Franklin and other American vessels
The American steamer Quaker City has ar
rived in the Crimea. On Tuesday last the ex-
cursionists were received by the Emperor and
Empress of Russia, who are spending the sum-
mer in the Crimea, and were warmly welcomed
to Russia by their Majest:es.
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House to LIE
A Desirable Rent.

prick HOUSE on Pearl Street, between Oxford
ID and Lincoln streets. = - ~ afsH sal
App,yto au31d1w4 W. H JERKS.
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NEW YORK, Sept. Q. q
Beeves-supply moderate being confined to about
1900; demand active and prices advanced a sc;
average quality oethe offerings fair extra 49, "a lie
inferer to prime 10 q 16tc, according to qualify
Veal Calves In moderate demand and prices I'M
changed. Sheep and. Lambs dull, though the latter
were in fair demand and prices firm; quotations OF
Sheep, inferior TO prime q 5tc; extras &C.; Lambs,
inferior to good % 7sc; extras &c. Swine-quality
of the offerings unusually good and all disposed of al
9 7Bc. Receipts of the week: Beeves 6353; Calves
1923; Sheep and Lambs 80, 494; Swine 81 ,705.
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,s51-T- ~ -.wrTs.s. NEW YoRK, Sept 2.
Rio'Janeiro dates. of Aug. 1st state that the
commander of the Brazilian forces has deter
mined to abandon the postion'by which the
allies had so long Vainly Struggled to advance
through Paraguay, and had embarked his
troops. preparatory to forming a junction with
Herrai in the upper Parana.I The Paraguay
ans, however, had several fortified positirns on
the route, including the Fortress San Saline.
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CAN be had In the western par OF the city, by any
Oparly having $1,000 or $500 10 loan on good Sc
curIty for term of three years to be used in finish
ing the HOUSE. Address with name, Tor further par
ticulars, Box AZ, Post Office.
Ausz7-dtf 1T.gf a E II ~ 81 II
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3 Union pae;ac R.;I...a

New YORK, Sept. q
- The net earnings Of the Union Pacific Rail-
officially reported at 1886, 1889, exclusive Of
19,283 charged to contractors for transporta-
ton of men and materials. Four hundred and
sixty miles west from Omaha are now COM
pleted and it is expected that the track to the
in about month. g4svseG
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WANTED.
: s75

WANTED AGENTS = $75 to 5000 Der
wv month, everywhere, male ard female, 10 intro
ducc thr ughout the United States, the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. i his machine will stitch, hem, tell,
tuck quilt bind, braid and emtroder in tie most
superior manner. Price only Sls. Fully warranted
that win sew stronger, moro beautiful, or more
elastic seam than ours. II makes the '.Elasc Lock
Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut and still the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it, We
pay ag, ts S75 to 500 per month and expenses, or
commission from which twice that amount can be
n 80 SEcoNB & co Cleveland, Ohio.
CAUTION do not be imposed upon by other par
ties palm ng off wor HESS cast-ron machines, under
the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only geIu
inc on1 really practical chap machine manufactured.
september 2. DAWN
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Guardian'S Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue Ola license
IN nom the Probate Court Of Cumberland County,
shall sell at public private sale, may be deem
ed hest for All concerned Monday, the S0th day of
september next =, 10 9s SoiSsL NJ at the Office q
certain parcel of land in said Portland sitnataJ ~
Union and Fore Streets, belonging 10 Sarah r. EIder
Eleanor Al. Elder and Gcorgianna Elder, minor heirs
OF John Elder, iate of Portland dcceosed Eur,hsr
particulars may be had at the time and riace Of sale
Aug 2s, 1867. ----'-N' susas1j Hi
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VNANIED, for Custom Work. The highest Prices
w paid TO first-class hands. A boy 10 learn the
trade wanted, at A. ID. REEVES,
Aug29-d div r M :6 Free Street.
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Cincinnati Markets.

nh .1r Fcs ~ CINoINNAJI, Sept O.
Whskey steady and unchanged. Mess Pork in de-
mand at % 90 q % 30, with but little offered below
% 30. Bulk Meats firm at liz q life for shoulders,
and l3se for sides Bacon active; shoulders at PC
clear lib at 132c clear sides at 165c the demand be-
ing chiefly from the West and South. Lard held at
123c; lot was forced at 12sc. N@N 2 ~ i-N-7S
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Monday the Ninth Day of Sep tenn
Der inst.
PrOpOsaIs for Granite,

WILL be received at this office till THURSDAY
w September fifth, at twelve O'clock noon, 1867
for furnishing the stone required in the construction
Of the basement story OF the o. S. Custom House in
this city, delivered the wharf or az the Depot at
the option Of the Superintendent.
Specifications can he had at this Office The deliv-
cry OF the stone must commence within ten days az
ter signing the contract, and completed before
the nrst day OF November. The Department reserves
the right To reject any all bids Il thought Tor its
interest. HENRY KINGSBURY, ~ loo
Snnarinlendnr,f
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rIiHE three storied Brick Block Nos. % ard q Al
[ lantic Street, will be sold at Auction on MON
DAY, september oh, at . O'Clock p. NJ. The biee&
will let for about 81 00O per gnnuU. Is very pleas
antly located in good neighb2rhood, and * q fa.n-
able zee of property. Terms 1ayvra5lc. 10 14oie
sopt3Itd f. o. BAL Ely, Auctd
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Coat, Pant and Vest makers

A HOUSE in the western part OF the city. with or
"A without furniture. Address Post Office Box
1915. t.,. .l bod. -.." .--l aug2Dd1w&
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From New Orleans.w

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2.
The official order relieving Gen. Sheridan
was read at Headquarters this morning. Gen.
Sheridan will take his departure, accompanied
by Gems. Forsythe and Moore.
There were 30 yellow fever interments YES
terday.- Among them were Tom King, the pu-
giist, and Lieut.. McCormic of ironclad Ma
hoski.
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Wanted.

$4,000 dsy 9 s19ar ReneTy Ct T esS
mercia', near foot OF Emery street. I, ~ 80 7
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the office of the
Company, 1593 Commercial, at corner of Union st.
feb12d&wtf T. G. uEIlSEY
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Auguss., uor,..,e. lroirL

eNAz nM@ ~ AUGUSTA, Sept. 2.
The Maine State Horse Fair will commence
IN. this city Tomorrow, and continue three
days. Premiums to the amount of $4,000 are
offered. The whole number of entries are
fifty, which comprise some of the best stock in
t % 1 Seate. g7sp.znH rvxEsrEE
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State of Maine.

THE undersigned, appointed Commissioners to
Il examine the condition OF the Insane Hospital,
and the treatment of the patients therein by virtue
of a resolve of the last Legislature, will commence
session tor that purpose at said Hospital, in Au-
ten Of the clock A. M, and continue the same from
day to day as long as may be deemed necessary to
complete said examination and all persons having
purposes said examination, are respectfully re-
quested to be present and to testify accordingly.
A. G. JEWETT,
aaaFta sae--, JAMES M. DEERING
JARED FULLER,
August 1, 1867. dtiIlsept13 TTsf