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| A fOUP-ST0RT BRICK HOUSE for sste or ex.
IA change for mechanics VI TX and ma ri ials cit
usted on the Island, end having one {! the most
beau i:nl open prospects Of river end high lscd -
Flu ther formation may b. obtained BY sd ressinS
the subscriber. - $50, RJB'T MILLS,
l. " lo-tf- - Architect O. p,tol Hflls
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rremu cinsiaast5.

!. cucIHsAfI, July l1h -FssAsf KreAQsG
the Catholic priest, was trisd yssssrday bs1.o
Jsds. Flynn "a ID: sAas q ,: 1911 v -
10 ths saIs @ eivsa bs(hss he Sslia
scn,si - j,ry fsssansl ga ,str sSsse
n"ec so-dsy, 1hsn hsins unable b sgrss 80
i-ss Sisoharfsd. They stssa six
tsou fSr an ssSsuk Wi&h ihts1t
sscee On hee pegSoA, I'D -
Sstssry. Tbetee lar
sesrt daltae os 81 s1i3.G
i &en0 NeH~ aaurtz.,E
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+ foR RENT.--Tbe two stsry frame house in which
III live on the north SIDE Of Z, bet reen 9th and
10th ssretts 1t ccpEains sew n rooms b. de kitchen
and wotd house; hydsns Of excellent spring water
ct the kit hen doqr, aud branch Of runnir water
q ctrry Of the ssp II Is 81 fet front, BY 80 deem.
ana yard room CT about $50 feet. fnquire cf
p " iO-3eft -CLLAEv. q Nv, VENARLF
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H0NNErA, RIBBONS, AND fLOWERS.
HOSIERY and GLOVES Of ever description snd
Parssols Muslin Col 1oigt - Il
Cambria Floundpsa and Fdgings --a --- F,r
Emb'd Nuslin Undernandksrobiefs e
=, EmHd Lawn and linen CEN. Hdls Jioii .Gp1.f
Plain and fgd wash and ak Nets giUo9t2 Z
Z Ta,leton Auslins end blk silk Lass -,
Al Of the ahovs sosda tossther With mary etAr
enh viii b sold ss ysry 10. Psie:s n Masf 70 n
ooe0 Qoc3.l q EKtAn W. u. KILL, II
= coe.s strest, end OPP. csutrs nGkst 2
t1S-lmsi - ..ussga - sci-- -, -. -
CUMRER HATS, q white and dfsb u svsr
~ whin, dr.h, and black Felt e. to2s9cGb :
Ain. largo supply Of STRAW HLzv q "a sea
osS 1es men, beyss end children. Ard b ordAs b
fhem q ssduosd rriess. 100 LANTS1 81; :
= - Hat csp, md 1sest Iunashing =.
Ai,-.Is.s''' tsaraA sVss esaf 49,.
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TO LEr-Two furnished Rooms en- Goth Stree
between II ande streets, arc frrent Enquire
VI ~. IL cot D. jyi n
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Arrival Of the Daniel wssster-,

New ORLlAEs Jqly 10 The steamer Dan.
iel Webster arrived hsrs 70 day from Sea
of the West, which ran ashors. She Got o.
and ssiIed for New York on the ID instaet
Win $50 passeagsrs and ssss $1,000. 900 In
treasure. &C.! hei f,,.ot-,.-fs
San Juan Was quiet, and the river 10 god
boating order The hrst new steamboat Bad
arrived, and the fsvolutiouists we're seil b.
deging 0fenada, Which was sxpssss> - -
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nEStRABLE HOUSE FOR RENT
~ and F1rniture for sale. WIN =.
rented until the 4sh Of March, 1855. desirabIs
a%e.hsg house, situated n street north, b.twesn
"a and 81 stret Is west containing prior, dining
IT, sL' ~ i've gooa eham str. l.
viii b. sold at reasonable price payable m six and
tSsi'e months, rith interest satisfactorily secured
tor particulars spply t. the undersigned or to the
Hon. d. D. MACE on III. premises.
--c - 10 JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
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eyks vile Post 0fRoe, Carroll county, Nd.
ie 25-eo2v =. - -
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ID Building Lots IN TIRE vicinity Of the CIV Hail.
also IN the Let Ward. and also variety IN ali other
parts OF The city. Also. tro small frame v.ings.
sisustfd 70 an improving neighborhood all If which
David Mye-i., at Mrs. Adaras', opposite 70 Brovns,
Hotel. or through the post ofice, psst paid.
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UfWants" and 6 Vented, dves,isemsa,,. fur Iins1
g -. fos each inss'ien. p cents, sach sddi,iousl
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A RARE CHANCE IA Cigar and rohsoc, st,re.
"A ntvated on It'll street. BE- ueen III and /, and
n,ca lad ing I'd busasss. 4, efsrsd for eaIe-
% = very good chau-s for any one Whaling to 70
in1o tos,ness AZ thu owner, wishing to leave the
CITY, VIII cell On moderate terms Tbs rent e Low.
hoqu'rs on ne rremi%s. - ~ 1t--sts
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=
TIE Police REGULATIONS BY the regula-
tions Of our city police, an officer is prohibited
from doing civil business, and members Of the
Auxiliary Guard from receiving nited States
fees or dung civil business. The county
officers complain Of the want Of s:rictne.s in
enforcement Of this regulation. Some of the
police officers contend that this rule 80 far as
1t applies to the guards ought to be amended
and those county officers who are on the guard
ought to have the fees in sli United States
cases they srfes.. One thing is certain, IL Q
Mayor will be Obliged to hear complaints from
the county officers for some days, at least, Any
interference with the bread and butter Of
either party will bring 1t about.
ACCIDENT ON TIE RAILROAD This morning
when the O'Clock train for Baltimore had ar.
rived near Paint Branch, the rear driving
axle Of the engine broke, by which Mr.. Jas.
COT, engineer, had his leg broken below
the knee. and his ANGLE badly sprained. DR..
Peep was soon in attendance aud set the bro.
ken limb and accompanied the patient to Bal
umore. The passengers were detained about
two and. half hours waiting for the ST O'Clock
| took both ttains Into Baltimore. No blame
can attach TO the officers of the carly train Of
which W. Owens, esq, was conductor. -
CoRREcTIoS.-We are requested to make q
correction In regard to tho announcement Of
the appointments Of the Mayor, so far as The
Board Of Health and secretary to the Commits.
| sloners OF the Asy lum are concerned. no such
appointments having been made BY his Honor.
The appointment Of The Board of Health take,
plscs in January by Law, and the appointment,
Of the secretary to the Commi. sioners OF the
Asylum belongs to the commissioners thereof.
E-.r. = q
SoNErHISs SrRAxaE.-An exchange pane,
| says: :" 1t 10 stated that an agent of q bank.
ing house in W arlington city was lately rob
bed Of $4,000, in Roanoke county, Val
TIL. !, the first news Of such an outrsgs
made known in this city, and We think cannot
be true, because the good people Of Roanoke
don't know how to steal. What bank in Wash.
ington il the sufferer; and who is the agent?
CRIMINAL coURr.-This morning, Thoma,
Robbins and Joe Robbins were tried for lar.
cepy and acquitted. - '-. 10 -.
Remegus Bureh, for assault and battery on
George Savage, hsd his trial. and the case wai
given to the jury, who had not agreed when
we Left.
The case Of Martin King. charged with tn.
larceny OF money out Of the till Of Jeremiah
Ciemans, was on trial 40 the close Of this re-
port ~ sssSs - = - 81 ~ =
40W1aEs-Aoe sueets o. tneY4tn 0t3IS1et WoTt
ont ~ an early. this morning enforcing th,
LAG against swine. They captured thiftee,
hogs and sent them 70 the pens at the Asylum
whore they win be sold Il not redeemed BY
~s QUIET Hodr Guy Ia. been very ., o. o.i /,
several days part. The police officers hsv,
hsd bat bids to 4. during the day. AID tn,
AUXILIARY 6naEds ihsve No eases dockStsl 4
night This Is What W like 10 see and hop
bt>e Ss'SSss a, < 3: sg.i go. .gOai4
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"ANTED.-A girl TO do The cooking, ironrc
w and general house work in small family. Ia
enc Who c,n crms well recommended, gsot WAGES
viii bs given Apply At this office. - -
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that the addresses Of the students at the com
nencement yesterday, were highly interest
ing III Pinkey Northrop delivered the char
acterissies Of The Anne lean Boy" "The
influence of Philosophy was depicted by
Frederick L. Smith :sllaric" figured again
on the stage Of life in the ands Of Chas b.
Kenny. Robert Rsy spoke eloquently Of the
Constitution and its obligations" .The Ode
on the Potomac, By Henry + Wo:ton, revived
great Washington name; and Z" Social Pro.
gress" was we'll illustI sted by Eugene Tongue
mare whose speech was q beautiful tribute to
the influence abroad and at home Of our gi1.
rioos dag The unfortunate and brave MAR.
cha. Ney" was the theme Of james Il. Ran
dali. The Operative Clssses' were vigor-
ously noted in the address of Ludim A. BaEgy;
and The Triumph of Woman" by Saml A.
Robinson, very beautifully capped the climax Of
this part Of the programme Peter, the Her.
nit" was brought to life by B. Rockford Rior-
dan. "Modern Revelations" proved good
tsIt Of the times in the keeping, or the letting
mt We should say, of Harvey Bswtree, and
The Progress Of Empire exhibited how ex-
tsnsions will 90 on in all nations of the earth.
The address, to the Philodemie Society, By
Robert Ray. we had not the pleasure Of listen
ing to; but We will give our readers "a taste of
their quality" the FIRST opportunity. Those
present 10 witness the exercises we're franklin
Pierce, President Of the United States; por-
tion of bis Cabinet. other distinguished citi-
zsns; and among the clergy We noted most
prominent the learned Archbishop Kendrick
from Baltimore, the Rev. Father Early from
LoyolIa College, Baltimore; Rev. Mr Hitzei.
berger from Pitisburg The Rev. Father BIox,
Pew. Mr.. Stousstrees, Rev. Mr. REILLY and the
we'll known Rev DR.. b itsr. Above the stand
was the spprof rats ntt,o TO the yeutbs-
"Pcisa4ss sns IH,rRit R.yaf"-who wins the
PAIN shall wear It 70 the left Of the stsnd.
the s,und motto, sc nitsd We stand, divided We
fAil," met the eye; add on the right was q
latin motto, which rendered in English mssos,
"Hsrs are the rewards of merif.n In soa,
neetion with this notice Of the exercises, Ne
may mention the fact that the scholars Of the
oNlisgs number go, diE;dsd into departments
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-03
RE~TrR TIMES CNMINt-.

10 - 40 '
Il is tho opiaioa Of CommHrc,ai mcn,
says the Ciavrjaai I,caief, the worst
phase oj the prc,erl financial "mua,ta.~
mont htYf been ser,f. There are <eve-
al wH,ghty 'casou> ior this 5cijei, Tna
crops torn out 10 b rracn better th.n
was feared month ago, and thc great
staple corn, 50 fat from proving fad
ure, viii be nearly An average yioid, a..
king the whole country to-e.her. Fha
hay crop was ahGniant, oats fair, aut
wheat enough 70, American coa@ump-
,ion, a13 ralouce Tor export. The Cal.
iioynia crops are bsayy. ~ bscai,,lf.
neod be Slipped in iha, d,r.c;iaa t-?st
year. The Can?Ginn harvest cxrec Is
all anupalons, aoI the .ac;pocj,Y t,sa.
!; no" ~ '.fc' opens rec 'hI0 ".fa.p1e
n''''S' -, I7E'"'T,' ''' an 'trlN"i;e'' P'',
,.r' ~ - as W., =. 5H'''a ~. II" ''% "'''
:" ''"%iFh ,''7'r l." supply '"e'''
selves WIN 'r'a 's'Ni4' D. FeasoH'hif pr,
res. l '"' i'e'-E, =, 'N''f'''n' sc"ie''y @n'
''I1rsS' ~. '' '''' W est
iA7 ''fe'7' COWS pam oy newspaper
'"0 P''N''E accounts rom Ln%lFhH rep,
'os''.S " w eh"ef'A' s'''e o. ,'"'e 'n'
h1"ey coHNte4'-e' because oi '"e SP,Gh
1'' I 2'oiPstIs 'ol a - Se harvest ,,. ) ne
'''"'"8 Lop'0N |ourha'' "e lines it g,
H0'eS Z" no'e ed''of'a' 70 'ho rowe" 'i
'''' GoNHfG a5h'cS' 6"c'a'iy al" coihnef'
kiog.iom. and the SAVING Of 500 900.
900 which was sent abfoaJ last year be-.
! cause Of inndeouate supplies Al bcmo.
Inc accounts rom me hsfYes'a IN
rre In, Nortn o. Europe are also !aVnFab'e'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-03

THE aRAyE OF POE.
Tf't1 ~E'Ff'
A coyrespo ndent OF The 81. Louis \

A correspondent OF Ihc ST. Louis Re
pubichu, thus relates a narrative which
be- received from friend, an enlhusies'
tic ajmircr Of Poe: o.
"ArCer had seen oil tho relics Of the
poet. asked where hc wns buded, AMI
! was told that his rrnvo was ia the
'emetery So went there ani asked
the keeper whore could find The grave
OF Edear A. Poe. He said he did not
rscolicc! the nams, fsuch as fome,) bat
he wouiI ey anime the books. ! was sur"
he died Ia December, 1s40, but TO make
sn~e we 0cSoh over lbe list ci intcrmenta
nil343, lg49. and 1850, bur Poe's namo
wa. not among them. He was not bur
.ad there. ! ihen recollccted that Poe
had once heen iGsaue, and confined for
4 time IN the Aoy iuU, 81 the next step
of my snd pilgrmage was 10 that csteh.
iishmont The Supefnicn lent received
we most politely, and showed me thro'
The grea. building. vas toll that Poe
.ay one Of ihe most terribly unconuol'
able pation,s,hey had eyaI hal in the In
sans Asylum, and well he might have
been. When a mind like his fell, II
was like the fall o! It Lac!fef.
! told lhe Superintendent that J "9I
,oarch,nt foy the arayc ci Poe, hut could
not fed il lie said he'd beer n"sin'
formed. Gone here" saidShe iraIlne
me 10 IN. window. poe was buried ~
,be corner o.. that poter's Freld!' could
no, believe il. and hurrien a~ay 10 pain
r,f t,,,L4 But ip the afternoon ! met
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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-03
THINGS To HE EMEMpERED.

During Gen. Wosbinglon's admins.
tralion law was cnncicd by Congress,
viii his appreciation grsniing the rich.s
Of raturai isatiro nnl citizenship to For
.-igners after residence Of Two ycafs 10
tho country. This was atc,ed By lie
Fedeln administration of the oder Nd
rms, who yucceedcd Wasling,on. u
fop,tceH yeor,! Box ahcn Nh. legcr,ot
'bc grca, Apostle oi D,moIacy cark
ir'o power IN 1901. Tie time,of prof 81
tiou was rednce1 10 FIVE. YEARS.
whc,c Il has ever since remained. Ia hi{
6sst Message 10 Congress-. Mr.. Jeaersonf
said. \
81 cnnnot omit rccomriening rcvi
sal of the Iaws or the subject Of natural
izalion. Considering TIE or.inary chan
res Of human l,c, dcnial of citizenship.
un Ter frsidenc' OF fourtaen ycars; Is 2
dcniai to great portion nl Iho.e tvhc
ask il, and control, & policy p1fsE-5
rro lhcir frs settlement by many of
these @tn,cs, and ,'iil h"iirvcd of conse
quenre e. thcjf poscfi.y Aud shali we
refuse the unhappy fugitive rom IisIr@-~
that hospitality which il.e-a5H,sGs NJ the
Wilderness extended 10 ont fathers, arrl-
wing in this ianj? Shall oppresseI hu.
innuity hri 30 asylam or his aIohc?--
The Constitution, 'rir- Us wisely pro
yidci that, iof a IN .a'on 70 rrroin "Gi
ces Of imporjan must, sdenca saHI'
br reqnIl~i a1lieeu, 20 ,icynlo2 ctarac
ter rr'l lessen. Bui mia1y Jnt. the .er.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-03

How much better ami wiser were the
Europcpn sernisronls who lendsa Mrc
llkret generatioqs sso, than those Of i.he
present gencrGtipn Is kdow!edgoire
tfcgralinsor pfogressihg s
iAre iloiahs poople Of noafy al Eu.
rope, o, ihis vegy day., in worse i'ian
Egyptian boolasol Have they not the
same right to plant homes ool cnj'y lhe
rights Of mon ia these states which ihsir
rnthcrs hal-7
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TILE COL,ETY ELECTION

TIE merits OF all the candidates fol
Office lhst have heretofore been p7esentoe
have, We presume, been we'll cauyassed
Indeed several OF ihc can'iidatcs are well
known among the people. There axe.
as will be seen by the announcements,
TWO new Candidates in-the held--GEo
d. RircHnY for Clerk, and w. II Par.
soSs for Recorder. They ara both per.
sons Of unexcep'ions5le character, hav
ing no connection with the Know No,h-
ings IN any mancer, and both we'll quail.
6od lor the offices for which they are re.
spociively running. We say this in no
disqatsgemEni Of tic personal qualifca.
tions any other candidates 10, the same
Offices.
Mr.. RiToHry is the son of RopERT
RlrcrEY, ESQ, Q! Elizabeth township,
aud has been brou8b! up in the county.
Mr.. PARsoNs was raised in Athens
county, and has lived in Ibis county a.
bout 8 year' They ere both as good
serl5es as ther5 ere 10 lhe pl.ce.
IN mostiaer * perisbee is like tat
stern lights ei sIi p, which iil4mnt
only iqs rack !, has passed. GoIer.
x -. H
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-03

By 'DewARr or FRAUDS 1T TEE
ErrcfoS. A-Ihe Knsw.Notblngo wil'
hnvo ageo@ iu every sccc'ion district
who Nili be allFthings to all men. -
Thcirrdn@pal cIfise VII be 10 defeat
Terryynndsto accomplish ilat purpose,
will 5o likaly to attempt lo trade in the
stock Of other oaadidotes. eycn that OF
their own nominations
Bgt ih2 i1depeolcnl voters of this
county will ncyerbc male he tools Of a
faction, }cton abonlance Of caution is
necessary That none may be deceived
Victory bc.oass to tbeyigilsnt and tjt
active,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-03
WHEN ,DU SHOULD TAKE YOUR
Il 4 I.

Your, man viri. We wan,s.o .e.l
yon wilHn yoa sdnail t,he your fn; snd
h" oil hnA rolnJ rhn, ~e orf.r. il is:
When Y1n ara asite 10 ',ake a drink. ;
When yau ind ont that ycu ars c ouf..
ing an cstr; vacant aai slaysniy s:.l.
Wheo Ynn Gni yourseii N ,ionc;h
colnpnny
Whom You discover, ..,ha' your .xpss.
SIS rua ohctj lyo:f iacoma.
W1an youate abusing de ronhieocs
Of your friends.
Wh-o you ;'iok tha you 70 a'grsa,
,ea w>cr j.j,o otter and N We exp-.
r'.'g,s peori taT y,4g.4.f
Vines vol { IKE getting ir,ls,e.l fed
q ut, ot clothes, because you ho,n'i ,hs
money to Pay tcr thrm.
Wh~ You "'at: upon" lady just
jar he 'lu.i Of il" G
When you ao''t perform your duty.
yonr Whole dn;y, ana notnina bu, yoae
,u;y.
s. bound 70 your zeal by liscrotions
efro, 5y .ru'a; to passion, by feason;-f
30 divisions by charity.
Travel gives character lf experience
to onf knowelge, and brings the figured
upon thetabei Of the. memory into strong
relief.
True happiness consists in depsn;
dence on God
The only healthy consof,'ior the ladya
waist is a husband $ arms.
There are, in tic State of New, York
286 10! scs, and $4,000 freemasons.
A gold medal has been offered BY
F. Tupper, the English poet, for the ed
eau taeement OF literature and scienct
in Liberia ltis snnualiy'io be award
ed to the nu,hor Of the best producttof
in prose or verse. late number Of ths
Liberia Herald says that this medal \
ready, and competition is invited.
The number OF females at presen
holding the Office Of postmaster. or nisS
tfess) in the United States, is 125. They
are appointed, give bonds, are commits.
atoned, aud receive the same compensf
tian as other posmastefs. Unmarried
females only can holdthe office OF post.
master.
Two Of tho most difficult things in the
world ia decide are the true character Of
sovereigns and women.
The man who was struck with an
idea his commenced sail or assault and
battery. tas
| Maa--p,or pcnsionsr on tho bonnsiss
| ofua hour. -Ysnns. u
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-03

Al. GrYE--AII the family Of thcgtata
General Taylor, ,who occupied Inc White
House. are dcad---hc noble general MIN.
self, his wife. his daughter, Mrs. Bliss
and Col. Bliss. Mrs. Fillmore aud
daughter are also dead Boston Bee.
The lady who tre3 to keep hor PIE.
serves in a family jar, found they were
very soon sourej.
x.Gov. Woop.-- Ex. Gov. Wood
aud daughter have returned home from
Valparaiso.
DEATH OF AN EcccNTnIc iEpIToR.--
E. Perry Howe, formerly of Mississippi,
and for some weeks resident Of Austin
Texas, died Of yellow fever Sept 5. He
formerly oiitei paper called The Pine
Knot, in Mississippi.
There is no courage bat in innocence,
no cons,ancy but in 40 honest cause
ssa'asrs.
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A AnrsiNEsS luxe C0URTSmP.

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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-10-03
FREEDOM oFasPEECH.

The sdou5ncd nlec,ing'oI those *ho
assembled on "Wednesday laS.swas held
Yesterday afternoon at Carus's Saloon,
il t>wos lareely attended bul was not en-
iirely mafkcd by unoniinliy. Speecll,ns
were delivered by The Hon. Thomas B'
Flortuce. Of Philadelphia, 'he Hon. H.
II. Stautnn OF Krn,ucky.and Chnrlet W
Carriouon. Eaqr, Of PhiiaielPh'n; nH"
.. l!r meadns nGjonrn'l onoih"r meet
Ing was ortsnizS1 Of those who dld n"i
sympath2e with the objects Of tho h'si
meeting. or Of Wings who dls'PPfo'
we'd of illusions made 10 iheif parry ,--
r. Haic, G. w. Gutter, Esq, ana L'
G. Cnrrin ston, Esq., took part IN the
proccedinga Of the second meeting, OF
which Nr. Noble Larnor was char
man, il adjourned 10 meet again some
day mex; weeK.
Bc(ire the adjournment Of he ira
meeting committee was appointed, con-
sistinr of Dr. John 3. BLAKE. John J,
Mulloy. John T. Ennia, Il. w. NJ Nn"w
Jor. Sb'iliue,oI, Charles S.Jares, au'
William II. Thomas, 70 prepare Plan
OF organization of the W04hin-ton Dem
ocrs,jc As4oria'ion. IN accordance viii
y resolution adopted on Wednesday.
The public mind IS evidently dce?''
interested ia lhrsc proceedings. and
Therefore. 'va purpose @ivlng o lnii 'cnnti
of them, but tho inlisposi,ion.of our rc
pDrtcf prevent. It's publicauon.-.-T Ttobe