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The publication ia tho Ua.on OF letter addressed by
Edison B. Uids TO the OHIO delegation requires TO
lice the letter Itself His has been freely
mented on in Washington that there il popr,ety in
my cay ing word Ia regard to H. con6le myself TO
one or two facts The Ono delegation Understand
il, had no feeling as between Odds and myself They
simply desired support the one who might prove The
strongest in the canvass The aaetng OF the delegation
took place on Thursday Friday n'ght. On the morn
ing prior TO the meeting ADVISED that Ois would
b. Withdrawn. and during that day 50 stated 10 my
friends Ca the evening OF the meeting, before gave
my answer, advised that Odds had his withdrawal
prepared My answer 10 the application OF the commit
lee was given as mere matter Of form The OBJECT OF
Ods was 10 be "iet down as easily possible" and il
was supposed that he then woad unite with the delegation
in my support. | recommended the adopted course
Such are the facts in their m,ldest form Those VINO
know Olds here may thnk that have put myself 10
trouble nolcns him his publication,
but they must remember that there who might
be misled u. T. DISNEY.
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message OF the Governor Of south carolina.


The Charleston papers OF The asth ui, contain tbs
nual of The governor OF South Carolina 10 the
Legislature. The Courier speaks in d.erinx terms
OF the ability and spirit Of this message Itssys:
/" We have pelused, with much qualification, this able
STATE paper Ii 10 well written and psie with iudieous
aons and prsoncsl good IL opens wi
inyenuoas mo iosty. graceful aad becomng youh-
fui z verno oounselng the lsgisla wisdom OF the
ate aud doubt no that the legislative body will
impress this saulebook or inlerseaye la tue policy
OF State many Of The suggestions OF theis constitutional
adviser Tire pciure given OF our agricultural success,
progress and prospects, is highly encouraging and yet
Tho sobe livery OF tu h aaiy i. mai OF
commerce. domestic and foegn having great and
rchng staples. cotton and rice. for lis bass. with railroad
connexions 10 bring wnarvcs treasures of tho
West. and argocs waft across the ocean, and
make them and their The oioens Of prosperous
lofeiga uade"
The message con,aias a graceful concession TO the
friendly advances Of Great Britain The subject Of the
legislation OF South Carolina in regard to colored
men, which the Courier thinks command The
scnt OF all who value either unrestricted commerce
OF the goodwill oil foreign nations"
The governor closes his admirable address with pa
lriotc allusion federal affairs and the administration
and, ia most coamendable Christian spirit invokes the
blessings OF Providence upon the deliberations Of the
legislature This Stale paper concludes follows,
Gentlemen Of The and house Of representatives.
have laid before you, IN bfef a possible
such suggestions seemed 10 proper FIR your consid
Grafton. have omitted any discussion of federal affairs.
since is well known Of your views upon these siccs,
that, adheng the cardina prime pies Of Slae-Tghto
strict construction OF the consitutlon-to tariff purely
for evenne-to an economical Application OF the finances
Of the COVE tand. above ALL a and IMPARTIAL
adminsra ion of the laws. and enforcement of all
tntiona obg tionyou give your support The prosen,
distinguished head Of tho fair ponent oil such
principles, disrega tdng ali local disputes contentious
for the cmolu meats and spoi.s Of Office
"Wih regard internal affairs, Iwoud remark, in
general terms. that II is wise to guard Of
legislation Those laws best which permanent ana
easily understood Innovation often carries with 1t
OF injury than benefit and repeated changes tend pro
duce certain dem orazson force and ob.iga-
ton Of law Notifications OF frequently necessary
supply the wants of growing county, but those
should rather be specific general threaten,
is still les Involve, the destruction OF system which Tor
generations OF has worked happily and benecenty Il
preserve OF moderation which avoids
tho extreme Of blind conservatism the side, and
the restless desire for change on the other
Permit me, gentlemen. invoke for your deIibera
the aid Of that Divine Power which Is the begin
ming and the end OF human wisdom.
"JOHN l. MANNING.
November %, 1853"
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Little OF interest done in either branch Of Con-
gess yesterday. besides receiving and reading Of
the Presidents message. Notice was given by Senators
Gwn and Chase of their intention TO introduces home
stead bs, and Mr. Clayton offered resolution calling
the President for his plan for enlargement and mod
i6caon of the judicial system. The Senate went into ex
ecuve soon after the read and ORDER
ed 10 be printed In The House resolution adopted
10 into the election OF two chaplAns resolution was
offered go into the election OF public printsr.
but no action was taken on Il Mr.. Dean offered u
resolution for compimenting Captain lngraham with a
sword We presume that both resolutions will come
up TO day for further action Notices OF the introduction
of a number OF bs were given. The Senate order
ed ten thousand copies of The message with the
panying documents. Ia tina House twenty thousand
copies were ordered.
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Virginia Legislature.

The Legislature OF Virginia assembled at Richmond on
Monday last, and commenced its session The message
of Gov Johnson was delivered to the legislature on the
same day II is chiefly devoted to questions OF do
nestle policy The following much has reference
to federal politics
Finally congratulate you upon the condition OF our
federal and foreign restionsnothng having occurred
since your adjournment calculated weaken the hope
that the South may bs permitted enjoy season Of
pose from the Irritating interference by northern fanscsm
with the subject of slavery Every friend OF this Union
has OF cougatosion the overthrow and signal
buke the abolition patty has received within las, two
years The ffiends of constitutional and STATE rights even
in the North, have generally been rumphanty susained
Our northern brethren. among whom there have always
been few who rue to the constitution. have ind
Gated disposition T. respect rights and evnced
sense Ct sce which should characterize the rsra-
tons between cnzens OF sister States Madness for while
seemed 10 run riot and when fanstcam had brought the
republic to the verge OF ruio, patriotism was onsed
son and Justice gained the ascendant and the traitor
tho dsmsgouue, whether sailing under the OF sbo
ton or free o,s been put down peace and quiet
have been restored confidence has taken place of dis
trust; aud with rapid strides we marching iuln
that destiny wbcn hiss assigned to the position Of
the greatest nation upon earth. May this be
dton :"
The Richmond Enquirer says
this messsg. OF johnson IL written Ia plain
and nnsmbt,loos bot clear and iorctbc STYLE presens
comprehensve survey Of the condition OF Common
wcsh and makes many valuable sng sesons In regard 10
the public inssrssn" .
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The po.tmaster Geueraps Report.

The repor, Of The Postmaster General occupies large
space 10 our paper to-day but that space could not be
more proiaby occupied twill be found to be purely
business document full OF valuable information and sug.
ges,ions, and such the people desire see. Mr..
Campbell shows himself TO be working man, and every.
body now understands that none but working man can
administer the Post Office Department with success. AS
know that the interesting character of the matter Of
this report will command for ii universal attention,
deem it unnecessary 10 indulge in further comments We
satisfied that the perusal OF the report will impress
every one with the conviction that the country is oriu-
nate in having competent man al the head Of the
Pos, Office Department
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TUESDAY, December 0, 1853
commission from the President OF The United States
appointing The Hon. John A Campbell OF Alabama, an
associate justice OF the Supreme Court oil the United
oaes read in open court and ordered to be entered
record.
WIN. Dunbar and +. Perrin, esqrs., OF Louisiana. and
George W. MeCoos, esq, OF Ohio admitted
neys and counsellor- OF this court.
Nos. 1, z, TO- and H. John MeDonogh's executors.
appellants. The United States These causes were
argued by Mr. Attorney General Gushing for the appel
lee.
Nos and .. John McDonogh's executors, appellants
v,. The United States. These causes argued by Mr.
Attorney General Gushing for the appellee. and submit
ted printed arguments by Mr. Meredith, Of counsel fol
the appellants.
The court adjourned until tomorrow at / O'Clock,
y
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nyMetropoiitan Nee hanscs The school
Of the Metropolitan Mechanc
the 2tn 18TH instant the third Of Pakes building,
Penp-yivanin avenue, between 9th and 7th
The school being scholars
DESTROYS b.coms anched please
will have three dollars under
aud not lees than fourteen dollars Pres
will dollars junior
Upon paying above. which entering
school, will Of
privileges Of school design,
and exhibition, shall he held,
by order OF board OF management
r. M. PEARSON,
Dec 7-eotIsth Nee. Secretary.
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o. Sinai ts""isn lsst,ntier tecteresfhe Ar
Ia delivered Monday
st7k O'clock BENJAMIN Hnlows,
virsinis.
Of the bodies Of the
r. y
The Astronomy will be continued Monday
December i2th and 18Th.
friday evening" 9th, the
will bs delivered ny Dr. Lawrence smith.
- The study Chemistry.
present age general notice the bod,es more
c,ai,y bpsesr
Dec NJ, Ah, I'm, ssd pl,-4t
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By 0REEN = SCOTT. Auot,onc.r..

CR0cERtE5 sc, AT AUC rloN-on Friday, instant,
shall The grocery eEry Neae
nr ishh and a sire no' at ~ O'CLOCK excellent
asso.u.e Of Iresa cries,
asdn suxsrr, and
lea coffee Of every descr' pl,on
tandes
anuw
Mulaares, Vim
With of groceries, such generally
lspt IN retail grocery store.
rerns GREEN d SCOTT,
I'D
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The crowded stale OF columns compeis US reuc-
lany postpone the publication OF other important aud
interesting matter.
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Or Lecture before the Metropolitan Meehan
delivered tho SIN, Institution on w.ne.
day Decsnrb. h at ~ o'slock Joseph Henry
III. D. SUBJECT . The smi'hopisn Institution pusic
invt,ed 70 attend. Dec ~, 4th aud 6,h--st
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ny ). q. MCGUIRE. Aucsionssr.

kUCt1UH60Fs
THREE SMALL FRAME. HOUSES AT AUCTIoN.-On Friday
sf.r'noon DECEMBER al ~ O'Clock The pr'nises ia
sell houses tie side Of AZ
zen
aud culned BY good tenants
1bese arep rapdym owing part Of city,
desirable small houses.
Term. the residue in six and months
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
E.-7 JAS. L. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D ioneer.
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CURNfTURE DRY GOODS---Memben Of Congress ard
furnishing their
sion respectfully informed had
rsasoaab. the OF 'iaaeu Dodson
III d--,rsb. articles abov. line uch
OF All kinds, 10 The
in with the md msfs pending
oob~, fer hsl passage, aud floors which VIII be
dag
Also, all Kinds materials
Bsnsst~, comforts quilts, sb.et,ngs
Pilsw tuii.t wsfhngs
Jsbs i,uen., cloths Of from "a 20 " 70 =, and
Jsma~ks
Nspkias nd do,,.- and table covers
In bs s,oss possible notice every
iiue comof and convent
call such prices % san
CLAcErT DODsON,
Dealers in all tinds offurn',ns dry pods, Psnnlvsnh
svsnus, door s~s Of 0,h street
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CITY OF W WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. =. 1903
Distinguished Arrivals.

Hon Jeremiah Clemsas, OF Alabama, late a senator
for that Stale. is on visit 10 the city.
Hon Willis Allen, member OF the House OF Repre-.
senlalves from Illinois. reached The city yesterday.
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RnAsD.4s w,sAs Ae.--n store, qaal,is. represented,
II subject 10 Inspection
BRANoiEs.
Bouv.t Jnes co'nac, viniass ,eia, pale
Otaid. Dupuy, Co oo'aae. "nsss ,s,a dMs
e. i.s. pa. e., / ssss .s
cnsss.a ssraaa cosnas choice, old vintage, gold
Cas,nipn, C,xDse cdoies, 10 ", dark
London DOCK impaired
% quarter s.s aud t tue .ss ~ sos. S.sssa
brandy IN the District
Ola South side Mad.iras and bouiss
o'a iSaaoa paraeuss siadera, IA wood aad bottle.
Rsss.T.s and sSsia.asS oIdpa
s'-s Do aasga. port
5 3D., as s.s:s.s 81. s,, .a ,'. go
Hss.n golden sherry delicate favor pronounced
i qaa,,sres.. srnry'- phe sherry, avsy fine wine
Dry I'd Malaga aud Ceiis ',adfrss
CHAaPAGNE.
os.ier'. "Anehor'' and q owu Brand" in quarts
asd..ss os Champagne, quarts and pia., imported by
Af M.sa.ses s' = Co.. EASIER. co.
Moe, cuasson'. very superior Champagne, imported by
Moe. c.andous grand vim Analai., pint. quart.
DO do ov DC rerdnr, DO do the finest
~ sassy. imperial sehed.m gin
9%Y y. .s ss;. =" S.. s'Sss, iss
Cn-.se Old s.ss article distilled isa now twenty
Scotch nd in.n whiss.y., pure
Cad jamaica and ~ ufo,f
Of wines and liquors low
E'7 E@T sHEkELL A BAILEY,
John kibbey Co.,
Dec 7-Suf No 8, opp. Centre Market
COuEss Ne venue Dsgest aud Custom house Guide
~, = me Or transact any branch Of
cssson- house and despatch.
f'''''e' mo COLLINS. BOVINE, CO..
Branch Of hail ia street York.
Dsc7
----------------------
DURr SILVER WARE.-M. w. GAIT h Bao. have on
magnificent OF Of their
manufacture, consisting of tea se eob'e's cups spoons fk Ia
dies napkin rings kovss, spoons gravy ladies' pie
knives tong &c.
The styles. warranted pure silver
$50 H# t#s4E CALF 4 BRO,
4a ff egn Of the Golden Eagle, Penn avenue,
Af. between ssh and 10th sreefs.
CnslR1yt sAi~ssi snirss want a superior
article sind good h"s sm'- WI hn frat sssovlmsn Of
DEC 3-1awK Geufemsn's Furnishing EsasIi-hment
uDAUTIrUL SILKS snd shs,~i--wALrRR HARPER 4
,nhe thin friends, .nd mr.
chnssrs srnsry now In store SELECTION OF
silks os"nst and evening
ssc evvsr vsr,ty dress sood, ,c,,
,,esnxr al We added largely
Cashmere, plaid. and mourning shsws
~ nit rm' r-deyed hsndkeschiefs
dr-sr
Also, plaid popAr PLAID meinc, plain poplin
Merlin, usus~siin.s, cssh,nst.
INd(aa csn~k
WhitA cnlorsd napne,s linens
DuAankk DIAPER, dnyhcs
Ccson ard i.es .hss,na furainrc ehints, he.
Dee e. 3ufssA
COR HIRE "A slsv. man. whb experienced rel.hle
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Aa.~s, o. chasss ID AID reaasyvsais .,
L. 4. Alchi.rn. BIowos Hotel
B.ysrJ H.. %aSss.oa'., aca "a. u P.aayS.a..
between lin and IAN streets
81 o. Bright, Union tio,sl, Georgetown.
Hen.d Dodhsad, wila'a. Holsi, rsnasyivsnia svsaa.
st. ua.- Willard. Hotel, Pennsylvania assnus, between IA.
s T. ona.s. MI s@oaoa's, OH street, ans doss aoA
j. NJ ai.y@ Mr. Robert Bsae. Pennsylvania avsaas c.pso,
Hi, b.twesn I'd And I'd strests wv
J.. Cooper M Dasi., opposite National Hotel, Peaasyy.
y. 9. dawson, National Hoel Pennsylvania avenue
IL Dodge, Of Wisconsin, Mrs Eaa... Dowsoas ow, osp
a. c. Dodge, Iowa, Mrs. Eanss, Dowsons row. c.p,o,
Douglas, private. OIL s.s. New Jersey avss,s
Eve SIT, private caruyr sussl., south side
Ill Fis ps.vsle, Of street, l1 and IA,
Is. ri,spstrck.
g. fooi, Mr.. csr.sr's. Capitol Hi nor'h side csptoi
wv S~i. pris. O. an. ~. "a 7, ,s.s
between VI and 81 streets
Ra r. Iua,sr srowa'. Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
e. r. james National Hotel.
nls avenue, between "a aud ID suesu.
J. q JONES, OF Tennessee.
]. M Mason Mr. CooDsrs, corner Of r and s,M
morton, pvats side Of street, sstwssa 7h and
~ Norris Uai,ed sta,ss Hotel, Psnnsyvaala avenue.
John ' s.' M Taos w.sas: noa ds Of ssnu.s
T q prau, National Aotei, Pennsylvania .avsnus.
r. J. Rurk.
w. rebasiian.
Seward private, north side OF r, between Oh and
shields, Mr. Bur, Delaware Capitol H
VT. smith, private, side Of l7th street. and
Streets
sc. s;u,rt, Charles 81 and Pennsylvania
Charles Prof key'., north side Of O. between 3t
IAN streets.
Thompson, OF Kcnucky, Mr. Reliy, side o. 7ta
tween Loui a and d street.
9.J Taom.on Of New Jersey, Willard. Hotel, Psnnsyvan.
avenue.
" Toombs
Isaac Toucsy.
ads Hyatls Pennsylvania avenue opposite Brown,
i0iei.
wsllsr Mrs Boyd north side Of street. between la
Ilth
WIN Wright, tviliards Hotel, Psnnsyivania avenae.
S.Php Aleu- private. south sids Of Louisiana between
~ and 6lh streets.
9tn
He'll, psva,s sida Of 4,h street, between PoAnsv
aud street
H. w. Johnson, Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
&C Clay, f.
]. W. W iiiaIns.
rIbdicnes married ladies. &
Indie steAn AIM Gle ndic1. n
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By J. q. MeGuIHE, Auct,onssr.

nwo FINE HORSES AT AUCTION On Saturday morning,
j Uscsmler IL O'Clock, roo,u
weiDrokea oi the rxc-irnt
hors sod
ths 0~us u tat further T.fns cash.
las Z. MCGUIRE
Dec I'd Aucioneer.
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engine steamship Falcon" aud Captain Baxter. Who
knew nothing OF her situation, pa, In command
Second Had moi Captain Gray and the agents at As
pnwaIl been writing 10 the company for length OF time,
urging The necessity OF repairing said Falcon. kaowng
her entire unseaworhiness aud why were not the pas
sengers advised of this fact
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ASssvAL EusorA-yous DAss LArsA rs'A auHoSA'
NEw YoxK Dsc III, p. m--Ihs Eu opa arrived 'nNs
morning dsta ined by severe weather she onnss
dates |, ON Liverpool the lSh. Cotton Is unchanged
sales Of tho week, $1,000 bales Flour hss aasa"ce' oa
10 4. Com advanced Is Wheat advanced. fio9isions
unchanged Tobacco dull Coffee firm. Sugar and mo-
lasses unchanged. Rice unchanged. money easiei
Consol., 05 10 95i. American s'ecks dun
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, OIL BES TONS HrsTOHY--T undenigned having bsen
appointed by publishers, D. Appt-,s" %, Of New YORK.
,hs, 90. agent o The "a. ., Of Toe dr., vas%. as
% e.. S ys - n tue ao n $
Tor rhs Yeas % leg. TO $780, viii eat in psr.oo
Congress. day for t anscnpia-
Mr. Tor e present over tue BANKING house VI 1sdsn,
f,r.t so,uns, price q 50 on delivery.
b. also ~ ~, Tor Lonswm, z,nms,m.a'. native ciacausu
wines. .,saus avsnus bs,wscu i'm and s,h
HOUSE I'D FoRsIrUaE for rvns near ,he General
Post once Fafn4's new AID latest ,'ys Tern. %ods'.'e
Corner Of s,o,h AID % srse.,
Dec. 7-3t Five doors north Of ciage,t's.
TO PURCHASERS OF DRY cooDs.-w: now ..
sell coaaper haa they can be had elsewhere
larxs qusnri sfdres silks evening
large quantity OF French ms'inos, comprising all eo'ors
Iurs qaaniry mouss-ine de snss, figured and
AIaese lot Of merno plaids
irss lot OF bomesIin apscss and vsvsts, for manlss,
Pelie. cioh, all eoors -
Cashmere soA Bay State shawis
Emb,oissri-. Of NIL kinds
Velvet and cloth coaks
fun complete .ap. good. usually hep, In
Dec e~ss~arR HALL BROTHER.
Bavga,ns-cali and Get Them.
r,bsud
i iHees, edsnss, flowers, &c, consisting in pan Of
90 wor.sd c",isrs, from i2k cent. 10 o.
Mv-iin cwbd habits ard s,e-ses
DO 6ounc~s
DO do and cuffs
DO do iner,ngs and edgnes
Csmbsc do habits and sleeves
do bands houncings
DO do skrs cheap
Tnnnts' do md
Embsd handkerchief 37k cents Is
Lace ens'd habits, sleeves, ADD collars
do collars and
MOURNING GOODS
Chemsetp and sleeves match
Black Grape chsmi.ets sleeves tsmh'd)
do
collars, sleeves, and handkerche suta
bic
NETS, ETC.
Pan and hrnred hobin@t for caps and sleeves
Fancy ENID nets do DO
Thread iiusioas
NJ B-Mhs sud Tarictons musina, plain
ssi-s musns jsconer, plaid, book null,
cardinal and bsnp lawns, scss and ID ne l-vs
spIe) A. TATE,
Dec I-eoN Pa Nv, between loh and lin strees
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COR HIRE A man, whb rehshls
cosmsn. Applications 70 be made csh u tins Once
bee e--diwn
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DHAaD.es. WINES Ac-in store, qualities represented
~ SUBJECT inspection
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DURE SILVER WARREN. w. GAIT n mao. have on
hand OF pure svs'wsrs Of their
consisting of ss sobeis, cups spoons frks,
dies napkin butter knvss, spoons gravy ladies, pie
knives, sugnr tong BE.
Ths above styles, and warranted silver
NJ CALF d BRO,
LEY III Sign Of the Golden Eagle, Penn avenue,
between 9th and 10Th Streets.
De4 0-A
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ByJ. q McGUinE. Aucstoneor.
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND HOUSEHOLD AND
~ Kitchen Furniture fasWi he offered fburAray, rn
instant, ~ O'Clock beautiful lot and
t55 by ~ feet with con-i ing
story hfick a~~,ins, cio~,s w'
pleasant brick kitchen with bict ra
hooss brick sable for three horses Alleys sid and rS m
thirty feet wide.
win also he cold the day, ccp,mcne rg iss-
,edst~y se III. sale Of vsvety household ara
kitchen furniture, consisting n -
Mnhsesny sofas and chsrs mirrors
Marble Top tshes, feather beds
Hair msfrress~ ps~o forte, &C.
Terms ~i ttses the day pf
sale.
The hons nncccupisd and ny persons wish
ing ~ purchase ut any Tune between m and Ass
will he IN attendance.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE
Dec dot Aucfi,nees
Also" ~ o'clock in FROM of The house. superb cass
warranted would BE- y@T
.uissbie for physician.
JAMES q. NsoUtKE,
Dec I'd Au<uooesf.
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SWORD laoRAHAN.
COLUMBIA Is. o. Dec. 3-rhe of the State egs
atorc VI eouta Caronua has passed resolution giving
sword TO Capt lograham.
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lCCOMmODATiOAs fur Members CSs.ss.ss and
IA sojournsr the end, The houe
by Hon oan tors, u while secretary OF s.is and
recently Henry Nswan Ro,ms 10
procured Washington. The csy b~suutal. aud quits
venen, being Pennsylvania ,ide) paved and
ghtsd o.iy half III The Circle, and especially
oh"bu.sv ihs aisuas. brick
carriage aud sable attached TO the prem,ses
Dec 7-edawh (iuiciJ
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ID JOsT, Importer and Dealer n Wines ed Liquors
ID. Lonswsrth Zinrue,iuaa's
wines, bsweua i7h and .sth
Dec 7--eo3t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

IpThe editor Of the Providence Tri-
bune, who has been elected delegate
to the Constitutional Conveaiicn, thus
hits off the affair in good natured ar
ticle -
In BAD FIx.-The Delegates elect
ed 10 The Constitutional Convention,
last Tuesday, find themselves robbed Of
their honor, by the instructions of their
constituents, to stay a, home. This
may he fair play, bui il really isn't 81
pleasant us some that we have engaged
in, in our lilr-ilme. We voted for a
convention in the fol! belief that ma
iori,y Of the delegates would be frs,
best men. We have not been dlsap-
pointed in this belief and we think il
Is too bad, after having ourselves been
elected, that we can't Su anywhere
that all our hOnors are mere dross and
that We must hereafter content our dear
sell with the dull duties OF common lie.
Can't there somehow he a convention,
alter all DON'T somebody want a new
constitution, or something or other in our
line FIVE can't get anything else 10
do, won't the committee oil arrange
ments permit us 10 walk in The process
sion as Delegates, on the fourth ! Can't
the convention he immortal zed in the
fire works, some how-represenied by
doubIe-and-twisted rocket, wHhoM any
golden rain 10 save expense We
are IN bad fix, as things st.nd and
seems 10 Us there ugh, 10 be remedy,
somewhere.