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do not conduct ourselves as ccntcmcn' Each one
SAYS, indeed, that ii ~ not his fault. lie tfcs TO JUS
uty himself by pleading selt-dccnce. But whose
ever be the fault, the effect Is undeniabc, that III
this eternal warfare oI attack and of recrlminaon the
press has lost much OF IT'S dignity. aud much OF
thai moral influence which 1t would have n night to
Giant aud would nnqnestlpuably command, IN u free
aud enlightened county. The mischief does not
stop here. The hceutiousncss Of the press ,nscusi
bly, lowers the tone oi private manners and ,nlees
the character oi our public councils. In thus
pee therefore, the interests of society," rs well rs the
reputation OF It's conductors, demand thorough re
form.
This is genIlcuen, another of the great objects
Tor which we have convened together; aud am sue,
there Is no well regulated mind in this assrmb, which
vii not heartily operate IA all the measures which
may be necessary to improve and elevate the tone
OF the Press.
he assured, gentlemen, that will spare effort
facilitate the business OF the Convention. | trust
sincerely that we shall put III the same harmony
which We have met.
On motion oi Nh. RufrIN,
Resolved That the relations between the publish
crs Of and subscribers Ia. newspapers and other pen
odloals he fe"ned 10 committee, with instructions
To CONSIDER and report the existing cy,ls aud pre-
pare such remedies as may seem Most proper aud II.
irctua
On motion of M. SANDS,
Resolved That the snhJ"ct of adopting uniform
scale ol prices for Book aud Job Printing and Al.
Ncriislng, as Tar as the same is practieablc and also
tor the regulation OF the relations between EMPLOYERS
IoutneNncn and apprentices, be ie.ned to select
committee, In report tomorrow,
bnmoiou of Mr.. SNoNpEN.
Resolved. That the subject of the propc, aud
manner oi conducting the Newspaper Press of Yin
Ginll be rccIlcd to select committee to report to-
munom.
The Guam appointed under the FIRST resolution.
the following gentlemen 10 constitute the commit
tee:
Mcssrs. Rudin, White, Tolcr, Moseley. Hunter,
and Alexander
tnleI the second Resolution:
MessIs. Sands, White, Walker, MARSHALL DAVIS,
Ricketts, and Mead.
...rl0e thnd:
Mcss,s. Snowdcn, Gdlnhrr, BlaeLiord, ToIen
Rufln llmlcl, Cowal1in, aud Smith.
On MOTION, Nt, Rrlehe wa, added 10 the commit
tee undel the 3Iresolnlon
The CoN,ENrIoS then adjourned, to meet nj B
O'Clock l. morrow eseling,
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RICHMOND. EEsEDsi:it Ia sHslHsa AND
POTOMAC AND LOUISA RAILROADS.

WINTER AHR,SGEm.NTs.
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IL Do Frtduick> Halls O'Clock, \. N. do
Forf,tch@ond
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The navigation oI the Potomac being still open
passengers leaving III nj ia liIe morning. a,iy
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ming.
y. B,-la,sengc,s bound for ,hc Wilmington x
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ton COMPANY
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vile in time Tor tic West IN aud Southern stages
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tina raj road line Chat lo.ts, H., atc ,uer arrive
a'f reiericl>shall b ID o'rlork lerr they cav
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next morning Stralnby hall past tight o'eaca thus
arriving several Inur, head of the mad, and gain
"s Ia" business hours ot one diy over any other
i'r Those Tor the North change II lllr function of
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with the mail.
The eI9hI wheeled cars used are of a construction,
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wheeled cars Oh these roads, they have proved pei
iectiy safe. Ont Of moe than 40 600 passengers
iran 'p"r ed sn'e the opening al lie Fr,dericksb urg
r""i not one has received any ninr.--'rle ears ar,
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mc from RichHo nd To + el.ri,k Shfro 81 10
M'shIngtoti, I'm winler,) 81 from I:lclnnond t.
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iro"n fredericksburg to Frederirks Han, s375;ro
'n'rol'svIlic. SO. Children under - wears OF age
n,'' PRICE Servants in servants ear, hall pricc-,o
Washington. 81 %
'%ca Of me Hich"v"d, Fredericksburg and Po-
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BARGAINS FOR TIE Ea:sYs;s.

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Elegant Bombazlnes O. at 81 To 81 p,
Rich lsd. Mandarin Grapes
Beautiful black Eute>tIngs,
Silk velvet for Capcs and Trimmings.
Wnll'oher rev and cheap Good, daily appearing
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ROBINSON 4 ELLlOTr.
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Seed ~5e,s 4 Corn iOs. sale.

WE subscriber has Tor sale 100 bushels of Seed
"'s OF siperiorquait,, ami 100 barrels doubl,
"e' white fiut Coin-lonr n,uulis credit will be
se" when he purchase amolints TO Sl00 the pur-
N""'er ei'iii- negotiable note.
Jan. o5l,
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a ND possession given Immediately the Biok
" TENEMENT, an Nan streci formerly orcu
pied by Martin, Ward Davis, as by Gouds Store.
App. 10 Thomas Mckinney, orfo
MARTIN, WARD 4 DAVIS.
jan. | f.
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Grass EgGms.

7 HAY l. Now uncngaged few pairs Of the Mac
d. Ky and berkshire PIGS, 50 celebrated rs Il
grazing breed, &C remarkably easy keep and early
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RYAN, Manager
Tor F.. Fletcher III his Plantation,
.ucu 'mhrt.t Court House.
Dc II
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FDE KE.y'T,

|ENliE House Il Lot At the corner mean he Wash
L InSton Hotel lately occupied by J, f.. Hor
ncr. Possession given Immediately.
IlORNER & WATSON.
Jan 3 -
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Wn. NJ. BLACkrGRp. Secretary.

- Among the l,bofcrs IN the literary vineyard.
there aie none, whom rs a eLss. desirable
10 ralsr, b, due sympathy and msonr itofh the oh
sCutly and discomfort 81 ar Oi literary adventure.
than those who devote then talens To the service 81
the public press. Good feeling aud good policy ar,
equally violated by uppnsite course. he evil oil
which the lastiIiuus. and people who are far hoa
being Inthe sell respect gnod inih, and courtesy
which belong to good society. 10 this ii would he
proper answtrto ask. wh.thcr. seemiul eSelusi,u
from good society is the appropriate remedy Tor thi'
specific evil Bun example will 20 iarthtr than
fifty lectures. There IS no body who need feel
ashamed OF a profession Of which Mr.. Fonblauquc
u member Tie may we'll be expected 10 do for h .
profess what Gatrick and Reynolds did ior ihers
Ediajarg Rcricir. July le37.
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Hand Ware Estahlishment.-Apply to
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MAJOR GENERAL SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS,
ltl On Military Bridges, in octave volume.
Seneaton's Reports, edition. complete in
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Adcock's Engineers Pocket Book, for 1898
Parkinsons Fossil Organic Remains.
Burnett's History OF his own Times, new and beautl
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Nicholson's Builders Director, quarto volume
Jamieson's Mechanics Of Fluids
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HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR, between the IT,
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l7s9the Constitution of the United States, and all the
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A NIMAL MAGNETISM-Prac Instruction in
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