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Episcopal High School, OF Virginia,
A HOWARD
Three Miles West Of Alexandria.
REV. JOHN MCGUIRE RECTOR
TIME seventeenth session of this institution will
il Wednesday the 9th of September
$3.50 for board tuition lights fuel mendng &c payable
ANNUALLY IN advance.
Modern languages music and drawing charges
Pamphlets containing the Of study terms &C.
sent to those who request them. Direct TO
REV. JOHN p. MCGUIRE
s Theological Seminary IIost Once,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
July Is-1aw1ot
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LOUISVILLE, (Ky) July I6.The correspondent of the
Courier states that James H. Shouse of Marseiles has
failed and asconded Two hundred Thousand dollars Of
forged paper Il 10 the possession OF citizens OF Wood
ford, Franklin, andAhe adjacent counties.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. a. Il. A. whitIock a CO..


l3 Beekman Street. corner of Nassau opposite the 4sfor
House,
rRoPRiEos OF THE pnisnuA CHAMPAGNE cREnANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS Of Cognac brandies for druggists and
lennessey,
ill., Co. and other houses % the highest
, az ~ celebrated brandics, the native proof Of
cognac, viz: r,
Vineyard Of Chateau lesAAiul
Ilqueur champs dor,
Superior vineyard yieux cegnae
ALSO
Exclusive importers of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgouasier SchnApTs,
Sherry MADEIRA Port wines, &o Ac
Ass, pesters, cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE cREhANT
RM&R A. W Co. the exclusive owners q this wine and
In receipt Of shipments by regular packets and beg those who
may not have trial TO do under their guarantee that
superior dceacy flavor and quality to any wine al
present imported.
Benz. Whitock,
Edw'd A. Wihiock,
Frcdk y. Havcrstek, BEN. L. A. WHlHoth * w.
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26--lys
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Embezrlement af State Rands.

CoLuMBus i0hio) July f7.-Two indictments were
found against Gibso-ore for ebezzlcmen of the State
funds and also foud against Bresn with several
counts for embczzlement
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MONTREAL, July 1.-THE coroners jury have returned
verdict of mansaughter against the owner, captain,
pilot, and mate of the steamer Montreal.
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RlcrislosD July l7-Georgc w. Clutter, the First
Auditor Of the State of Virginia, died yesterday at his
residence in Preston county.
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NEw YoRK July H. Simeon Draper chairman Of the
police commissioners, has resigned his Office
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De1h Of Dr. Rose, Of The State Lunaic Asylum at Utiea
Urea, a. Y.,l July I6.Dr. Rose, who burned at
the fire az the State Iunatic Asylum in this city
Tuesday, diad This afternoon from the effects Of his in
juries-
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Modern Languages.

DROFESS0R DANIEL Il. GROUX having return
cd TO Washington with the Intention reside permanently
the capital OF the United Etate Offers his services the
and other employees who
acquire pronunciation grammatical
French Spanish and German languages Wishing reasonable
in his charges he has formerly during his FIVE
Washington he win begin in either Of these Ian
wishing
requested leave their with Mr. d. Dyson, Pharmaccut
No. 25s Pennsylvania avenue.
Colleges other scholastic Institutions who wish nd
who
Europe highest
to address line to Prof Daniel Grox Office Washington G.
The subscriber would take nsructnE
classes formed particular ncgbbcrhocd by either ladies
gentlemen. June f8--Im
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r, GORGE H. vARNfsLLj House, Sign, and Fancy
81 Louisiana between sth and TN streets
keeps hand quantity of rcadynade signs and
with and despatch Old glazing prompt
IL donea at moderate prices
but workmen and determined 10 give gen
satisfaction, Please cali az sga u the largecaeae
July 17---6ts
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5. 6. Herring s Co.'s patent champion safes.

3. q. HeFFIhE q GUS FdtcHt CH"MPIUH Oaics'
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors and
that discriminating public bcsowpG their patron
that extent that necessary TO exhibit al
stock enlarged their depot by opening extensive ware
Broadway Murray street
ltc the City Hail. This enlargement Of warehouse room with The
enlargement VIII enable The susc
keep all larger stock OF lire and burglar
proof any other establishment in the world Particular NJ
viii be had constructing safes for private families to match
furniture, for tie security Of plate and cwclry.
Also &sE4 ss#s
make order ell kinds Of money chests. vault
Halls patent powder proof locks for banks
oncs patent Formulation bank lock and Cgers
patent lock, without key.
S. q. HERRING & Co,
1876, 1877 and l39 Water street, and
No. ISL Broadway, Murray st., New York.
II. COYIE 4 CO., AGENTS
Washington, u. G.
d. W. KNOWLES Agent
May 26--ly R'cimondi Virginia
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EBBITT HOUSE.


street, between 18th and 18th streets,
WASHINGTON u. C.
rJNlIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougby and furnished with furniture
contains hundred and has all the requisites Of
first class house.
The propcos provided COACH which wiz be at the railroad
landing arrival for tho Of
passengers and baggage 10 the hotel.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND

The following the Maryland consoda
Lottery for tho benefit Of Carroll county &c., July
10, 1857 ~
76 Is 40 s is 20 "a "a 10 So 80
Tho following The pa,apsco Institute lot
tory, class ict, drawn July IL 1857.
% 81 10 Al A 40 6 As Al As 81
n. II McrsArr, Commissioner. ~ ~~'''
July 1s--it
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wooIIens..
WILSON G. HuNr & CO., IMPORTERS.
80 to SO Park Place,
wheeler q Wilson.

MANUFACTURING coMPANy's IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
Famiies, Maatyacnrss, and Oilers
yJyIIESE machines combine all the improvements
that invented Their extensive and increasing sale
aud the approval comnena that they have
eiyed warrant propetos warmly recommending thc They
nave boon in sufficiently them thoroughly and have
sivcn cniir satisfaction
Among the that they over all others
n Beauty and simplicity construction and consequent freedom
rom advancement and need Of repairs,
2d UncxampIed ease rafidity OF operation
. movement.
m The perfection OF their Stitching and Their appca
bi,ty to variety Of purposes and materiaE
Pnepal once No Broadway York and agencies
In The principal cities Of the Union ts4
bay 2d--1ys
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INOR SALE OR RENT.-That desirable brick
IL dwelling house situated the east side Of Congress street
Road street. Georgetown Heights The house contains
including the kitchen all buildings.
$50 ct front by $40 ee with alley running
the whole length OF the south side Of the
Adjoining the property have fine building which
will sell reasonable terms Tic nispunblc and immediate
possession given.
For further particulars apply at Office opposite The Treasury
APP 1I-dtfn BROOKE b. WILLIAMS.
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Fashionable Dry Goods In New York.
A immense assortment OF seasonabe mbrlcs con-
u gtantly on hand also full a.m
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CsRpETINGs
oIcois mangs rugs. materials lace curtains ght
cornces, window shades &C., &c, &c,s
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
LORD & TAYLOR.
o55, 25T, 259 and POI Grand street,
May es.-1y and ~ and 40 eaharine street
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Collectors Office, city Hall,

TNDWIN GREEN cabnetmaker, at his large es-
III Enlistment No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue between 7th and
streets always hand large stock OF every description
cabinet furniture chairs and which he Is selling at e
lowest prices.
Repairing uphclscring vanishing promptly executed
Mahogany suitable for hand'rail Dor sale
July lew
II OST--0n Thursday evening, the 2Sth instant, q
white lace scarf Tho finder shall be literally rewarded
by leaving at 43o Fifteenth street.
May Soft [Sttrl
NOR SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsyl-
I avonuc.The property adjoining the cast, the
Pcnnsyv and 18th street il fronts
the and contains 22 feet running back
o a 30ieet alley.
Further particulars, terms, &c, nmde known application to
KELLER x MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite Trcasury Department
juno 30--dn
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SEDGEWlCK ON STATUTORY AND CONSTR
~ t1tlcnal Law. vol, svo Dust published
Ioly u fEAScK TAYLOR
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local VS..

TlE GaEAr RAIiRosD EXCURSION. The MAYOR called
special SESSION Of the city councils yesterday afternoon
at o'clock and sent III COMMUNICATION enclosing the
following telegaphe despatch to explain the object for
which they yefe to,syencd
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william Grandin,

William Grandin,
coUNsEIIoRaTIAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
NO. 70 Franklin aree, lvsv York
Maine Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhodc
Isnnd Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa. Wis
consin, kentucky, Tennessee Louisiana, Ala
barm, Mississippi, Georgia,
Florida
Kansas Nebraska, United Etac Territories
Pensions patents, and bounics speedily obtained.
All kinds II law business successfully prosecuted,
Special attention paid to Court of Claims business.
May 26--5n E,t8fE
We would call attention the VIM Grandn ESQ., who
the Territories
the United States Court Of Claims Colonel GraDd thor
nugy with business with departments at
Washington the practice Of the United Claims
[ycc York Daily Macs.
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Comparison q n, roa'-, y IA, asa a Sa re,ull.Is,
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Connecticut
INCORPORATED IN 1916. iS

Capital s2f54 600 Annual dividend life policies 40 per
Ninety families during by paying
Statements Of the comnys operations furnished Those who
sured at other agencies aud have removed this city their
policies renewed through
MICH NoURsE, Agent,
June 13--d1y No. 461 18th
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Presentation. J. r. Tyson, of Pennsylvania is at
Wards' Hon. w. S. Ashc, of North Carolina, and G.
N. Sanders, esq, of New York, at Kirkwoods'.
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VXTILLARD'S HOTEL Al. 9. & III. A. Willard
wv Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street. Washington n
Jan 29--dift a0jsA
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+.
CAPTURE ELECTION TrorERs Late Thursday night
thirteen of the accused election rioters arrested
and at times least expected by themselves Yesterday
another was added to the number. Deputy Marshal
Phillips in the afternoon had received bench warrants
for the arrest of those indicted by the grand jury, and
made his arrangements in such to
cess aided by the captain of the Auxiliary Guard and the
chief Of police There other persons, similarly
cuscd absent from the city, and WILL probably be in
hurry to return.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL HoovER yesterday afternoon,
the grand jury having just been dismissed took the gen
tlemen who had composed it into his custody and i'm
prisoned them at his private residence sufficiently long
for them 10 thoroughly test his abundant hospitality
Personal Hon. J. r. Tyson, of Pennsylvania, is at
Willards Hen. w. S. Ashc, of North Carolina and G.
N. Sanders, esq, of New York, at Kirkwoods
Cry IrENs.We understand that the United Fire Com
pany of Richmond expected to visit this city on Mon
day next They to be the guests Of the Metropolitan
Hook and ladder Company.
The Alexandria Steam Ferry Company are making an
effort to put boat the river between that city
and the Maryland shore, in the place o the Alice Fox
Again, we ask, Where he poiiotP A few days ago
called their attention to the fact of boys shooting
pigeons about the City Hall The knights of the billy
paid no attention 10 tho matter, andsnow it that
the right Of reckless boys to shoot pigeons in the streets
has become local institution. The other day pigeon
was missed and shot. Still no official atten-
ton was paid to the matter
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The extension of the Capitol at Washing
ton is on an extensive and magnificent scale.
The cost of some of the items is given in
the Washington Union. The windows OF
the north and south fronts $50 each. The
marble workmanship on each of the eastern
front doorways, s4,o76. The two figures Of
statuary 10 be placed over each door are es-
timated at $6,26O. The doors bronze, and
bearing bas-relief designs illustrative OF
American history, will cost zoo for each
wing. They are designed by Crawford. 1t
is the intention to have one executed at Mu-
Mich, and the olher for the promotion of
American art, in This country. The door
opening from the old hall of the House OF
Representatives into the corridor Leading to
the next hall will also be of bronze, bearing
bos.relief designs illustrative OF American
history, and will, it is estimated, cost Slt,-
4l6-desigued by Randolph Rogers. The
statuary intended for the eastern pediment
of the north wing of the Capitol, designed
and modelled by Mr.. Crawford, it is estima-
ted will cost $4,000 For the design and
model of the Statue of Liberty, intended 10
surmount the new dome of the Capitol, Mr..
Crawford is to receive SO 900, the Indian
Girl $429, and the mantel piece for the Sen-
ate reception room $500 Ledger.
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Great CRY bu, Little Wool.

The citizens of Chicago got into anti-sla-
very commissions few days ago, over the
fact that Pennsylvanian, residing in Juni-
alta county, had small colored boy with
him, whose bringing up had been consigned
10 the Pennsylvania by the mother Of the
boy. The boy had been put upon farm,
but as he had not been used well, the Penn
sylvanian was removing him. The impress
sion was created that the boy was slave,
and mob assembled and assaulted the gen.
teman who had him in charge, as he was
riding off in carriage, and stopped his
progress. La'cr in the day, the mob be-
came inluriated still further, though the re-
laions of the gentleman and the boy had
been explained TO them, and the boy had
been taken to the lookup for safety. The
next day sui, was brough, against the gen.
tlemau, when the facts were fully made Out
tha, the boy.was free and was voluntarily go
ing with his Pennsylvania guardian, and
that all the fuss created and trouble given
was entirely needless Ledger.
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Makirg Money on IA Chance.

There is much money made By small risks.
One ul our richest men, during the latter part
ul his lie, invested IN lotteries as an Bmu.e.
meut, and thus added 10 his great store 0I
wealth. A man may spend, in dissipation
that dernoralizes his character, ten d"lldrs per
week, which would be much better appropri-
ated 10 the purchase of Iouery tickets, Tor he
would be sure, almost, 10 draw handsome
sum ty which he would be furnished wrh
capital 10 supply himself w'lh good iarn,
or to establish himself in business. The Jas
per County Academy Lottery, of which Adj
Ier.rn & Son, Of Macon and Savannah, Ga !,
are the iranaaets is 80 honestly and lallh
fully conducted, that 10 one need hesitate 10
send them $40 for a whole, IS Tor hall, or
50 80 Tor quarter ticket in their Pxce'lrLi
louety, wherein The llckes are ohly number.
ed sinnly, from one to thirty thousand The
managers are we'll known 10 he men oI char
arlrT. and viii furnish their correspondents
with all necessary information. We uGder-
-land, hy The Southern parers, that their next
Iernber next, aud promises TO be u magn,ti
cent affair
ANY one who wishes to make M oupv on
such favorable chance as il here afforded,
can do no better thau 10 make his invest.
mems at once, a,d lhuuk his stars, when he
is enriched, that he las teen put upon the
right track a, last. II people will speculate,
let lnr'n dn II bv he most cay the lhod, and
not consume their time aud health by such
opportunities as are offered at card tables and
among the Instruments "i gambling. The
anove.udmed managers perform their duties
10 thu SAFES in which they reside with faith
.uIness, aud can hr trusted a unor.ble m"n
Those who watt tickets must write their ad-
dress PLAN, and direct 10 Anderson & Son
Managers. Macon or Savannah, who will, III
Ielurp, answer promptly.
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GEORGE ID. JACKSON, ESQ.

This gentleman, whom the Democratic
Convention OF Sullivan County have re-
Gently honored with an unanimous nomi.
nation for the General Assembly, has been
spending few days, 1.-THE past week, in
Columbia, and made the acquaintance OF
,manyol our citizens, all of whom, SO far
as we have beeu able 10 learn, have been
pleased with his general appearance. MIR.
Jackson is a merchant at Dushore, in Suli-
van. In politics he is sound Democrat, a
young gentleman Of fine personal appear
ance, manly address and spleudid business
qualifications, and, should h. be nomina-
ted by the representative Conieree Con-
yention, and elected, Ill connection with
our late worthy member, Peter Ent, Esq,
would honor our district, and adorn seat
in the halls o! our State Legislature.
In copying this The SuttiDa" Democrat says:
"The sentiments Will be cordially indorsed
by every one who knows Mr.. jackson. AL
though comparatively a young man, he is
old IN experience, and possesses all the
requisites for an able and efficient Member
SINCE his advent into the political arena he
assalways acted with lre Democratic par
ty-sharcd its defeats and reoiced i'll its
victorles-aud h IS always been found true
10 his professions. We hops he will re-
ceve the nomination, then we shall have a
chance 10 express ourself.
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Reprr,enlntiyp onfercnce.

We are glad that justice has been done as
10 the lime OF holding The Representative
Conference, and we won!d have been still
better pleased il tie nomination could have
been entirely free from all considerations
outside OF this subject, aud upon the merits
oil The candidates alone. We do not say
that The result would have been different, Tor
we had no personal reason 10 favor ennef
candidate; but it would have been more hon
orsble to The party and stronger with The
people. Ii was urged that the Representa-
tive must goI Wyoming 10 secure Con@res,
for the lower end uf The district. But by tins
rule a county which did no have ine lock 10
be in our Conafe ,iotal D-utcI wo.d al
ways be ruled uu, lor Re- en'dnve; 90.
cause upon some fuure occasion Wyoming
would be equally interested TO give ColuH-
bia aud Mouton' each Representative, so
as tt secure a Congressman III the upper end.
Dr. Smith has beeu one year N the Legs.
lalure, aud Was lest year candidate Tor hls
second term. Mr. Jackson Was then the
choice oil sullivan, hul ua2nanImously gaze
way 10 DR.. Smlih, VITO VA, u"mInaled aih
defeated ia lbat RppuR!nan dla,hcL he
first year he was elected 10y reason OF ci
vision among The Opposition. lie epent some
time last winter at Harrisburg 10 secure The
connection oi Wy omins county wuh our
present Representative di>trcr, aud To tee
i, from the RrpuLIicanI'm Of Susqurharna,
which always o'erWhelmed it, Has coun5
will no doubt give him grateful vote Ior his
successful services.
DR.. Surh vas also fer sometime editor oi
,he Nolh B,4nct : emocfGi; and in the Leg
islaiure his yoIes were all Dtnocfalic, 80
Tar as we now remember.
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Court orened here last Monday with Judg-
rs Woodward Evans and kliCc onthe bench.
CHARLES kahler, ESQ, was appointed Fore
man of the Grand jury, John uren was ap-
pointed Constable of Co yng' am township,
and Pa:r,ck Murphy and Jacob Derk were
appointed Supervisors of the same town
ship. Orphans Court business and notions
were disposed of on Monday, but there is
no case of very general interest 10 this term.
On Tuesday morning jury was called IN
the two cases of Adam S,roup 'or use Of llar'
ris & Appleman rs. Rupcr; s Koons. They
are actions of covenant hrough, on an ore.
lcase, and is still in progress. Hurley and
Weaver for plaintiffs Clark and Bucka!ew
for defendants.
The Grand Jury have found the following
Indictments:
Com. Us. VIM Horgh;on: Assault and bat
terry, . true bill.
Com. Us Same Fornicaiion and bastardy,
true bill.
Com Us. Geo Rcichart: Fornication and
bas'ardy, true bill.
Com. rs. Wm. S,ruthers Selling liquor
without license, 4 true bH.
Com. rs. Elizabeth S,ruthers: Selling IL
quor without license 4 true bill.
Com rs Jacob Geuscl and John Ingold
selling liquor, not true bill.
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Wyoming tOunty.

The Democratic county convention was
held on the same day in Wyoming as IN Co.
mmhia. Hon. Robpr, R. Liule was nom,na-
led unaumousI, Tor Congress- and Thomas
O,lrrhou. aud G. ID. CcarhaTl elected Con-
srpssronal conerees. For Assembly, Col A.
Gorilnpt was nominated by vote OF Is lo
l6 Tor DR.. John V Smith. The uominee AT
oucc declined, as he was Ia favor ot Sullivan
having the candidate. The convention then
nominated D. john V. Smith, aud elected l.
C. Cookhn, Esq, and d. y. G Purdy Repre-
sentative Cunerees TO meet al Bloomsbury
Oh he i,h OF Sepember. The following 9th
et nominations were made:
For Sherf-Zaba Billings.
Proa onolary David D. Dewitt
Observation-Disclosures Cnmstock.
Register and Rrcorder--Hnraee Haiiock.
Auntot-Johu Crauiord.
TIE ruukhannuck Democrat The organ al
The Democracy of he county, thus ePeaks o.
the conventions and nominations:
The Democratic Convention, which as.
>embled here Oh Monday, was one OF lhe
IarleSl and most respectable that has beeu
held in this county .cr number oI years
We are we'll pleased with the selection o.
candiiaeS Ior the various offices, so tar as
| the men themselves are con cetned, but think
tie representative ConteTees should have
been instructed lo concur with Sullivan coun
", for III truth The Representative belongs 10
her this year. Bat, uton the whole, we have
! 10 reason to tiud fauI, with the action OF ihs
Convention; ehoush The couise pursued by
| lhe II: in cIo-ng y e luors ,galns, ali cut >lder'
Se lhmk Is Hui compatible with tue Demo
cratic creed, aud sumslhing we are undc
cu>tomed 10 see lrsct ted br ;he Democrat
&C or liberal parry. 10 our estimation, 'hs
! Convention could have made the nomina
| lions openly and boldly, democratic iashlot
! Ia eXciGde them lherrltom; but we are die
| posed 10 make due allowance lot The lrhn
cree OF deep and eAcred lreln4s. Ii is no
easy for men in large ss>emblaee, wlth
briti time alIut;ed for business, Ia adopt per
!erj preri>ou IN It's rnlrs aud regulations, an
I to our minds had he Convention not acie'
fCu the impulse ol The momenI,-had the
havd taken the second lbonshl they wonl
( not rave adopted that mode, which border
100 much OIL Know Nothing customs, ior .
| 10 tolerate.
We will speak of the nominations NOR
| pati!cu culaT.y next week"