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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED srAyEs Patent 0Rlic

wAsHisGroS, April y, 1888,
On the petition Of HYnRs L. LIPxAS, Of Phila.
deiphis, IA praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 18th day OF July. 1854, for an
ImpTo " emont In Eyelet Machines, for seven years
frJan the expiration OF said patent. which takes
place on tho 18th day Of July, 1855;
Patent Office on MONDAY the 9Th day OF July
next at " o clock. and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, " any they nave, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted, ,,,
Persons opposing the extension arc required 70
Ala In The Patent Once their objections, specially
sci forth 10 writing, at least ttoentp days before
the day Of hcarlpgi all testimony filed BY either
ard In accordance with tho rules Of the
ofice, which will be furnished on application
hony, must be hled n the Office tioenty days before
the day OF hearings the arguments, II any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
ordered, also, that this notce be published In the
RKrrDLIcAs and The insmigs9csri Wsshinkton,
week for three successive weeks; the hrst OF said
publications. to DO at least sixty days pEsy,ops to
the day Of hearing, I'M. STOUT,
ap2S.wSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArRsT OFHIc

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wAsHIsaIos, May 8, 1853,
On the petition Of ALEXANDER HAY. ad min lstrator
q the estate Of NJ q Mei,sr dsessred, q Phil.:
sransed 10 ths ss,a MsIler the 18Th day Of Nay,
1851 (said patent was also granted in France, Aug.
provenent In Making PAPER Pulp, for seven years
plses on tho sth day q August. isss:
FsSs n. On n Ms b hs Sss
Ssasd sRSS. ira s5qS nv s'
ale IN the Patent oaise their objections. specially
a.; a. S ns
to So used at the said hearing, must DO taken aud
Transmitted In Accordance with tho Jules Of the
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon test
imony. must be filed in the Office ttosnty days be-
fOES ths day o. hssriRS 'he sssESmsn,s any,
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN, and the Intelif0eneer, Wsshin gton,
1s. q s .es l n Ss asn Gs ss
said publications to be least sixty days prey ious
70 ssi H q hsAI nssns oomm..cusr q Pssn.
ORPHANS OouG g551S 81 TIE DISTRICT OF
In the matter OF the petition Of Ann Z. Robinson,
Ths SAD guardian having reported tina. she Ind
In seeordance With the order Of said court with The
saa th.s ne said purchasers had complied with III
Ii Is this 9Th day Of June. 1868, ordered by the
Court that the said sale be- and the same Is hereby
Is showa ON or bei ore he Sh day Of jane ensuing
Provided copy Of this order be published In th,
EArIosAL RsPGBLIcAE three go times a week fol
three weeks before said day VINE PURCELL
jelo.eosw Register Of Wills,
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h ORC
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
JE w r L L Il rs,
WILL REMOVE TO THEIR NEW STORE,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, bet.
Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
ON MONDAY, JUNE IS.

THE NEW ENEe "a FIEikkxsR p E5sET STEAMER
ofthe Potomac Ferry Company, snow -sSns
regularly on tbs line between Washing- <f6fk
On aud after Monday next. the sth instant, at ga.
IN. and p. m. from either end OF the limo.
Hereafter, on Sunday, the 9TH instant, the hour
Of departure from either end Of the line will be
o'clock q. m. and o'clock p. m
jel2-st President Potomac Perry Co.
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TESTING NEW HosE.-0n Wednesday after
psrtment, WAS In service In front Of the City
Hall, testing the hose Just purchased by the
department, and the trial proved highly salts
factory,
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Furnishing Goods.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTRRIoR,-
- UNITED STATES PArESI oIrIeE.

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wAsHINarok, May 10, 1865.
On the petition Of SOLOMON 8. GRAY, Of Boston,
Mass praying for the exten sion Of patent granted
10 him on ihN 22d day Of August. 1874. for an i'm.
proyement la Machine for Planning Lumber - out
Of wind, I" for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on the I'D day OF
lie ordered that tho said petition be heard at the
Patent Ofhee on MONDAY, the Sd day Of August
next, at u o'clock, m and all persons are notined
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted
Persols opposing the extension are required to
nle In the Patent Oaee their objections. specially
set forth In writing. atleast tosy days before the
day Of hea ringi all testimony nled by either party
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
ONCE, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tea
timony must be hled In the ofiee ftoenty days be-
fore the day Of hearings the arguments, II any,
within ten days after hlIng the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice DO publishedin the
REPUBLICAN aud the Intsiifoencsr, Washington,
G., and In the Post, Boston, Massachu setts, once
week Tor three successive weeks; the first OF said
be at least sixty days IreyiSpn 2 tho
nyi6-Fst Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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FuLLY COMMITTED voR CouRr. - Levin,
.iiaa Lep Turpin, who was arrested by Detec'
lives McDevitt and Thompson, on the charge
ofkiliing MIR. Thomas II. keleher, on the night
Of the 81 Instant, and was committed TO lail
-. ,a.arraigDed before Justice Harper, yes
t.rSsy. Al police Headquarters, when Mr.. Jno.
y Norris appeared for the defenee, and waived
An examination, when hewas fuiiy committed
for court.
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Ar,ruER Deliberate MuRDER-rREhkN.
poUs EycirEMEsT.--Lsst evening about ~ ~
tns yisinity Of Tenth and Q streets. There
,sss esnepui rush OF the Metrspoli tan police,
y number Of whom were in the immediate n, ahs,s
s. and stores. ran perfectly frantic to see
mai the matter might be, as did also many Of
the passengers Of ths city stree. railway ssIi
"a s,,aats we're perfectiy blockaded with
snaious inauirers, when It was aseertaiped
that a man, nknown, had, In the most goo,
and bloodthirsty manner; shot ho' t causing ~
going to press. 8 o'clock, the murderer was
still at large.
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OFFICIAL OALL.-YesterdAy Major General
Hancock, accompanied BY his staff, made an
ofiicial call on the Chinese Embassy, at which
an Invitation was extended BY him to the En-
try) composing the garrison Of Washington,
on Thursday, the 18th instant,
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SALES OF REAL EsTArE.-Messrs. Cooper 4
Latimer, auotfoneers, have sold lot No: 10
In square sI4, fronting rs feet on Maryland
avenue, between 4th and 5th streets east; by q
depth Of 100 feet, to q. T. Bassell, at 25 cent?
per foot; also, lot Is, 10 sane square and OF
same street, and containing 2,oOo square feet
to John McElroy, at Is cents per foot.
Q, in square 500, improved by two.story fran,
house, situated on Q street north, between 81
and 9th streets west, to John Paxton, for d 40
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DR. n. A. BLANKMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST.
OFFICE No. So 2 STREET.
Between Tenth aud Eleventh streets.
ap24-H
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DISTRICT HUMMELSHINE, House, yesterday
COMPANY OF the District Of Columbia, with
q. Mcclure and others as colporators, The
bill to Incorporate the Art Union Association
OF the District Of Columbia was laid on the
table. The Alexandria Canal Company bill
was reported In the form OF q substitute for
the original bill, but, pending Its considera.
ton, the morning hour expired and the bill
went over.
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THE following 10 q list OF letters remalnin In
the post oficc, Georgetown ID. o., June II,
1868
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|. Mr.. WILLIAM Smith has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock Of straw
hye per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
to his well-known store at 6ll Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth Of this assertion. Mr, Smith
Machine, which recently took the premium .
the New York State fair,
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DIPLOMAS RI cEIvED,-Among the graduates
Of the United states Naval Academy who re-
ceived their diplomas and wi III soon be attached
to the navy, afe the following from this Dis
trict A. Mark, A. Elliott, and X. VAIN.
wright,
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Medical.

7 AIDES In. TROUBLE SHOULD CoNFIDR IN
II DoCTREss MARLIN, regular graduate, and
for many yerrs renowned and skilful practitioner
In New York, where she has mot with the greatest
success In all female complaints. She guarantees
perfect cure, no matter from what cause. No. S6
street. below Tenth street. nyl9-u
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SOCIETY ISLANDS.

EAPOLFoNIC IDEAS IN THE SOUTH SEATTLE
KING OF HUAHINE ARRESTED AND COM
PEELED TO SIGN TREATY-DlSCONIENIl IN
TAHITI.
SAN FRAECIscO, Sept. 10. - Later adyices
from the Society Islands bring the news OF important
political disturbances there On the 23d OF June the
King of Hnahne nm island lying west OF Tahiti me III
depcndence Of which is guaranteed by Ehghhn fIhh'v
United States made visit 10 POuaIt ~ Iu''
of the Society Islands, at her capital the village ol
P,nriti on tho northwest coast OF Tdhltl Mih inc
King was about return the Governor OF l",.Iu ~,
war steamer and sign a new treaty WIN lhe fIen.h
Government, the exact purport or winch IN nut h"
The King was then set at liberty aud he rctur'h 10 MS
island when his subjects revolted, TOOK mn pfsOhor
and chose another King . - ., L.
very serons political difficulty had also occurred IN
Tahiti between the Governor OF tndt Ihlahu anu w ihi
bers of the protcctOra government resulting I'D the us
nssa of the chief officers Of all the departments VINO
were ordered back 10 France by the way oiSa
Francisco transport Euryoo. Several OF tue OF
Hcprs who had been dismissed resigned their phcc
rather than continue the service under the revolution
AIRY regime. $500, a.. - a.
The present Governor OF Tahiti, Count Enc de Ia
Rouciere, is said 10 have been convicted or some Cn
oense I'm Paris in 1865 and sentenced by The Court 10
10 wears imprisonment but through the innuchce OF
brother who held "a high position III the Government
service the Count received instead OF the punishment
awarded by the Criminal Court, the appointment or GOV
eruOr the Society Islands. Queen PonaTes cheis ~
Tahiti and on MOrea have written to the Emperor OF to
French pettiOninng for the removal OF Count de La
Rouclere from the GOyeTnOTslp OF the Islands: - ,,,
Business Of all kinds was entirely suspended III
I'm consequence OF the political disturbance Lhtsn
residents Tahiti themselves fcari that 'y
shall be compelled TO leave the Islands unless the present
government shall be recalled
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NEW-ZEALAND.
PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT - ORGANIC
CHANGES IN TIE INSTITUTIONS OF TIE

PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT So ORGANIC
CHANGES IN TIE INSTITUTIONS OF THE
COLONY - THE NATIVE WAR - ENORMOUS
YIELDS OF THE GOLD FIELDS.
The news from Ncw-Zealand is to Aug g.
The fourth session OF Parliament opened by the
July O. The opening speech to have dis
appointed everybody especially because 1t was entirely
silent the two great questions Of the colony the
ganc changes in the Institutions OF the colony and tho
native In order 10 cOmpehe Government TO declare
their policy. Mr. Fox. who leads hei Opposition brought
forward the following resolution on July 3O "That
impression having gained ground throughout the colony
that his Excellenoy's Government proposes to effect
organic change In the institutions Of the colony; and
great anxiety being everywhere felt in reference to the
present position OF native affairs II is IN the opinion OF
this House. due TO the Parliament and people OF New
Zealand that the Government should, without delay
afford them the fullest Information on both subjects"
In making this resolution, Mr.. Fox made n brilliant
speech IN which he asserted that the policy OF the Gov
ernment-f had aDywas only known by its acts that
they were steadily and Dsdiously undermining the Con-
stutOn, and attempting 10 break up the Provincial eys
TEN, while at the same time by stating no policy they
were leading the Assembly bndfodcd in the direction
they desired Mr. Stafford, in the OF the Govern
ment, replied, denying that he had attempted 10 the
power OF the Provinces and declined To say what his
policy WAS on the plea that the natives would become
quahted with Ia few days. and 30 shape their own
course; but he wound up III strain which smacks
strongly OF war.
The war with the natives. the beginning Of which
noticed Ia our summary OF last month, Is increasing IN
Importance Col. Mcdonnell was authorized TO raise
ABOUT 900 volunteers for special service small party
O these men were surprised by band OF natives, aud
nine OF ther number, including the officer In command.
were Duichered aud mutilated A few escaped TO
.c'Eug0lluR recount aud the position calamity de
IeHu.d by iOl men TN assistance arrived. While these
events were taxing place in the Patea district news was
received that the Hauhau Prisoners who were supposed
10 pb lh haie Keeping on the Chatham Islands, had
ELECTED their escape, and reached the mainland
somewhere In Poverty Bay. These
empowered their guard. seized schooner lying I'm tho
adjacent harbor aud compelled the European TO set
sai Tor New Zealand, which reached in due time
Altogether about 200 prisoners supposed to have
escaped. on muding they iutrenched themselves In n
bIOuB position, and contrycd 10 full supply Of
arms hhd ammunition. After remaining day two in
the stronghold they han selected, tic ruuaways en-
deavoIed TO move inland They were successfully at
tackled by two dctachneuts Of the Colonial Defense
Force, assisted by friendly natives aud il seems
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l5 1863.

The Paterson begin to-day Fine runBing erpeed
stable H. Shields % Main broken uto on
aud robbed Of valuable horse and et Of harness
RAMAPO n. Y.-Mr. Henry S. Wells one of the
Of the Ramapo Wheel add Fuuery CompsuYs Work.
miss Frlsy lie sk the lime Of his disappear
anc supposed hteu clothed blue blouse and
slippers; round bat with sH rim TIE $50 set high aud has dark
and heavy musshe and WLke Information bis ahee
about. vii thankfully received Nh w. Snow Rsm.pO Rock
land County.
ELIZABETH, ~ J.-Among the prisoners SEN
fenced by Judge Depue In The Union County Court MARY Co
grand larceny 10 months State Prison. snd Edward Williams a.
tempted assault little girl and months State Prison
SOUTH ORANGE, N. IA gentleman in this vii
bushe fnr poes from potato OF TIE peach
variety which be planted last spring alter cutting into 30 pieces
POMPTON PLAINS, N. IA little daughter OF
Mr. Samuel Ko died recently from the elects Of ock'
produced ms nail which had been driven Ia one OF her m
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BEAUTY.

This great remedy the be,utier gives all s'csr ard
beautiful complexion pure ami healthy skin bright Ani clear eyes, aid
persons whose sight has become impaired disease will
distinct without the al Il glasses Persna
uearsg vii this insr a. bus VIII keep tue
sight good; where any defect Of on d
tue and the sight f-E doses S all
Pmpes Bohes Pue Benshss Sore lek Spuu, Worms ant
will Salt Rheum Bo Ulcers letters, Of all kinds
Fever Humors and In fact variety II Ska Disease Bup
Spots &C. 10 al ;he simple aneut, power palfus the
Ike and the blood after using the SARSApARLLIAN
RESOLyENr richer purer aud hitter than was bore FOR
supplies those ~ slug
augld reflr.Ie and
lutuatrs tleunakes hr @ they f Of he and drives
away al melancholy and unhappy feelings
= cump'ntfnr which buclu and remedies 81 ths
u rapidly aud by al as FAR superior 70
Burhu.
In case, Of GRAVEL Bhkust Deposits D,iv Of Passing Water,
Oh,tuous Urethr Irritation II ihe ad W diseases %
Bladder Womb Sc t powerful curative ua euee Won
The controlling remedial 10 te ks'oLNENI for tis
Glass 4 ii.eases % the PARkiRA BRANA
Tbs root native u Brazil impaired direct By Dr Radsy
gained elsd Brnu Bfe Hrckner Dec
and other emusnt medical curative in All classes
Uteune pronounced BY n--. far supert
used simple deccons1 ased n th manner
under RadSays process aud associated kh snch powerful ~
gradients Fuel PoaGi Eir, and other
dial SCENTS truly n and tie unpfs'sonal %
almost supernatural there j. nrdlne q sr S
class OF diseases the SAkSAPAAlLLlAN kkSoA'
Will surel 90
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that the fugitives had the best OF the hg' Oh 'Oi
occasions. l.. .t,o province of
1he Yields Of the Thames gold fields ia nc nave
Au,ll1ud Indeed tlusc
TO, IT, - iifnruio and Australia during their pa u"9
are, stonmdcd 10y hc'uormous quantity ui Loi' Te ,ost
from some ~ tie quartz reefs h lle to chief
named Tapar who is really very m tSsii licenses
i,iS,, ~, te rate Of nearly "a 900 sterling weary ~
has caused a commodious house In the hmgs"h e5ynif
i l,ii, t,r himself on % slope commanding Deuutiu
,ra.,,,ct over the sea and rising town laPaii cAan
re aud the knowledge Of the wealth wcy s acguit
mo nv allowing the culOniss TO occupy his ahd on el
aiIc Terms are beginning To exercise Deneheal n,u
ence over many Of his Maori countrymen VINO nave MIN
erto lived IN sullen and hostile lsOlatlOn'
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AUSTRALASIA.
VICTORIA.
TIE GENERAL ELECTION-POsTAL COMMUNICA-
TON WITH ENGLAND.
fFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

TIE GENERAL ELECTION-POSTAL COMMUNICA-
TON WITH ENGLAND.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
MELBOURNE, July 2S.-The colony of Vic
toria is once more undergoing political excitement con-
sequent upon general election The late ministry were
quite unable TO cope with the strong opposition party
whose numbers in the Legislative Assembly three
70 their one. An appeal TO the electors followed as
matter Of conre and there not the least doubt that the
Loyal Libegal party will DO strong, II not stronger
next session Mr. McCuoch has accepted the offices OF
Chef Secretary and Treasurer in the ministry and
has offered himself a candidate for reelection repre-
sentative Of district Of MorrngtOn His reelection Is
almost certain. The gemeuts made by the Imperial
Government with Charles Darling and his subsequent
deClaraCn OF s inability 10 accept The proposed grant,
either himself or by Lady Darling, have removed the M
mediate or difference between the two houses or
Parliament. II Is therefore greatly 20 be hoped That
difficulties viii arise. but that party qudrre7 viii
be lost sight Of III the general desire to restore political
tranquility and promotion Of commercial and domestic
interests OF the colony. long battle has been fought
between labor and capital and labor has been victorious.
The pOpulacc, those who their livelihood by their
skin tradesmen and artzns, and who contribute most
that government them fair remuneration for
their labor, by enabling Them 10 compete with imported
manufactured goods. Though met with strong and con-
tuued opposition they nave, Their unity
anCc secured TO themselves the rights they claimed In
my next shall be able 10 give you the result Of the
elections Both parties are canVashiug freely ana meetings
being held every town aud village vote Of conf
donce In the McCuOch Ministry beng the general
CluslOu OF such meetings.
Additional postal Communication between this colony
and Great Britain u much needed, and Will probably
for fOrughtiy mail via suez instead Of the present
monthly and the other proposes the establishment OF
a new line Of powerful ocean steamers VIA the Cape OF
Good Hope in addition 10 the monthly service Of the
d y. Company.
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FORMULA.
CHANGES AS SEEN AND FELT
AS THEY DAILY OCCUR,
Der u.ipg few doses Of
THE sARsAPARILLIAN REsOLvENT.

THE SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT.
Good spn,s; Disappearance. Weakness Languo Melancholy
strength cressrs Apoete Improve. Relish for Food
SOUR waterssh Good Digestion calm and und'tarod
Disappearance Of spots Botehe Pnpe, skin look, Clear
And Ieag tie Urae changed lri oady sppe
urh without pain scang A'ts or 10 sediments
Marsed mnuou Elegantly 'nd fqueuc Of involuntary weak
decreased strength eTtei the secrrng SAnd and funetoas
Yeos ae % the shte ofss eye. and tie spahy .ssn s
of the skin changed to clear hvr All bee ~ color
ahs great benes erpectorstne freely toul ph-m or
Of he eScy Of d. genera isesse Of mrrns throughout d.
system, stpsgs Of night sel aud pains as telg 81 weahnen
srng IN the moruHg ali distressing symptom. gradually
IAsy the sARs4PARILIASs ntn new g9, q rstur
appear; blood improves IL strugb and purity dis
vii dnish and al foreign aud impure deposit nodes iamo
healthy ulcers FEVER sores phe 'Oe' chronic 'Ain diseases
fhers system hss sara'ed aud Merury Quick
silver Corrosive ha0mee The principal c"s ni 10 TIE d'sses
ad aud become deposited the Ooue "n Se causing Cares
yee Veins. &c, the sARNAPAelLAS sl esol'o away
dego. aud ttternpate the yrn Of ne disease from Tie ss,es
seoas syphtc diseases bowegtr be the fee
Increasing keepg that ~ pro
bri ~ =, III, nJ no e 80 =, ,Ss,. 49,, t ~ n.
.oo As ,s sARS&PSRLLiSS msks, l> aS el better ever
hour will better aud increase 30 eab. strength sui hesh
in SdSSu&PfIoS Op THE IUSSs ssG Iasrcao, Pll,s
sCROFpLA SYh 9I Diseases wasting gre and Ursor
Of the klne,s rs Soppae Of alter fed
afforded sheFe cat have De thus With
III operation u using these nsumelt. dnu IA The bladder,
aud m II Inflammation u the BLADDER
If LeucorrAes, and Uterine diseases
Ia rumors Ae' Hard Lump. and Sphod Ceen ia DroPT
veneTea SORE hrat Ulcers md Tuhe - toe Langs; Goat
Kheuust ricketts,; in Merura brposis
disease the human bOiy comp wreck
hour OF Is great
challenges the alshmeat add sdmat"1 Of the sick Il IN such
where a the pleasures y 81 from
wonderful
the lop.ss NE 4nl eEa SAe tIs remedy
glands alone d r. ~ GIT and power.
Ia oroar .a disease, tia, le. troubled
with. few doses 3d. n and fss
gIAgstsd forms, permanent
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

DISSATISFACTION AMONG THE JAPANESE IMMI-
GRANTS,
SAN Francesca, Sept. 13-The japanese i'm
migrants employed in Honolulu refused TO Work uh1ss
the fun amount of their wages paid 10 them at tho
end Of each month The Board OF Emigration decided 20
acquesce 10 the demand, although the contract WIN INC
Coolies called for the payment OF their wages oncaf
monthly and the balance the end Of the term OF
vice Busiuess i'm the Sandwich Islands was staguHnt
and the commercial news is unimportant
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SOUTH AMERICA.

TIE BRAZILIAN MINISTRY RESOLVED TO con
TINUE THE WAR.
LONDON Sept. 4-Adyices have been received
from Rio Janciro TO the 24th of August The MIN
istry have resolved vigorous prosecution OF the
war. and a refusal of mediation Urquiza, who HAD
been in rebellion against Buenos Ayres, had submit
ted 10 President Mitre The Allied forces were
n,arcing on the Paracuayan position at limbo
President Lopez had y 600 fighting men at mouth
of the Tebiquari The Brazilian iron-cads had gone
70 Asunciou. SarmcutO the newy-eiected Presi-
dent of the Argentine Republic, was at Rio Jmeno'