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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-23
Meeting of lilac Democratic state
GcMsra. Committee.

The members Of the DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE are here
by requested to meet at the MERCHANTS
HOTEL. IN the City of Philadelphia.
ON TUESDAY. TIE 29th DAY OF JULY
INST, AT : 1-2 O'CLOCK, Z. NJ.
4 full Attendance # all the members Is
urgently requested. Besides the business Of
the organization Of the Committee. il viii
be necessary to adopt measures for the thor
ou,h organization Of the loyal MASSES
throughout the State, who desire that Their
political action tie ensuing Fall shall afford
convincing evidence that the great body cf
the people Of this ,mmouwcalth arc resoi
we'd to
MAINTAIN TIE NATIONAL CONSTI~
TION.
And that the UIGon OfHcse Stafcs shall not
he broken mp. either 10y the broken or armeI
assaults uf enemies South. or the equally
direct, hut more iusidiOus rnUvcnCut Uf foos
in the North.
1t is also dcsir !, that in view Of the
course If events has rendered probable. f,r.
Cigu Intervention in our domestic strife. and
the complete CO operation If Abolitiouists at
homo aui abroad. t. pcvgIt the restoration
uf the Union on the basis Of the Constitution
the Democratic party and other loyal cjti
zcu$ supporting our organization, Should
present an un,livi !cl f.uut t. fcrri"n and
domestic fees. T. w. HUGHES.
Chairman Dem. State Central Com.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-23
Poor House Duocior.

-Iff'tlf1T-
Robert Li;zinEcr, 10y acr'arnatian.
Coroasr.
James Slal n n. by aecIamatirl.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-23

e. Just before the adjournment Of Con
grcss, the President Of the United States
sent for the members from the Border
States, upon whom he ur1ed his flvorite
emancipation scheme. and limited that If
not adopted, emancipation would come
under less pleasant circumstance. We
viii lay before our readers, next week,
the Presidents appeal, and the reply Of
these Representatives which is most inter
cstin@ and bears the strongest evidence of
an honest sentiment opening AMONGST their
people. 1t @ivcs cheering testimony of
the loyalty of tho~e Border State men 10
stand by the Constitution, and by the
President too, 50 long rs his acts arc in
conformity whit.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-23

peIpet,tate UIiOH anil Constitution schick
should aeCer hare eriSteI. and tcLiob. Jy all
the Latrs Of justice dHd humanity. should, jIl
their present form, be at once and .forera-
Orathroicn."
These are The sentiments Of our aboli-
ton neighbor, engraved upon his black
heart: who would rather see our Govern
ment- torn in faements and drenched in
fraternal blood than to have the negro, his
favorite idol, kept in bondage any LONGER;
this is the man who would accuse Us of
being ''well-wishcr'' Of Southern treason
the man who would help TO tear down
the freest government ever reared upon the
face Of eartIl-:he 'ii,ssylum of the op-
pressed of every cline, and yet he has
the hardihood 10 ask TO represent this dis
trict in Congrcss.
"Oh for tongue to curse the slave.
Whose treason, Ike deadly blight.
Comes DER the councils Cf the lravc.
And blasts tlcm In their hour cf rli-lt''
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-23

iuCliiO,' General.
ISAAC SLENKER. Of Union County.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-23

Balio;iny. jr Senate.
r. l.. Johnston nominated
II. II. Adams
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09

AN effort is making in Washington to estab. fish in that city acifcuatiug library, for the free use of sick and wounded soldiers. This plan is cordially recommended by the Hartford Soldier 8 Aid Association. Persons disposed to aid, by donating new or other books, should put their name and residence distinctly, Tn each volume ; cover the book with stout brown paper, and for ward, prepaid, by express to John A. Fowler, 423 Fifth street, Washington. N. Broughton, Jr., of Boston, will give any further information desired.
 The Gymnast Zouaves, of Philadelphia Com. pany 5. rhlrd:: PenDsylvania.) were all captured except three, while on special service on the Virginia side of the Potomac.
 Information has been received from the com missioner of Indian affairs, stating that the diff cultes with the Chippewas in Minnesota, have been adjusted, but he is fearful the troubles with the Sioux in the same State have. s.only just com menced, and that they will be of long contin. uance. Experiments are in progress with shell in vented by c. w. Stafford, of Burlington, Iowa Fired through Parrott hundred pounder, it penetrated six one inch iron plates and solid oak packing. The opinion of all present Wal that it would have gone through one or two in | tehes more iron.
 r. An American eagle paid New Haven visi on Tuesday afternoon, and alighted for few moments on top of the flag staff of the Custom Hoase.' '- '';:f 7'- .:r' :. Mrs. Dolly Clapp, of Rupert, Vt.,, has fivt sons in the army, in all 29 feet inches hign and IA years old. That is patriotism of pretty llong standiaa. e.--s.. .
 A lcommittee of citisens of Russell, Mass. I v.;tad on a secesh townsman one day last week
 ana aamanded that he should hurrah for tn, IJnion. M Ills little boy, five years old, exclaimed !" Give 'ena the cheers pa, and cut! .
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
.1E +sf T ' Letter from Orpheus c. Kerr.

CONFIDENCE IN TEE PREsrDEsT--MPoRTANT AR REsr-THE DRAFT, AND ExExPTs- MACK EREL BRIcADE-ANoTHER PROCLAMATION, &c, &c Everything here is confident and buoyant my boy. a sense that the President is an honest man inspiring confidence on every side, and sur rounding the Government>with weil.kuown con. fdsnce men. The repeated safety of the capi. tai, indeed, has even inspired thesgenius of New England ,as illustrated by thoughtful Boston chap, witb'one of those enlarged business ideas which will yet enable that section to betrade the whole world. The thoughtfai Boston chap has read all the war news, my boy, for the last six m6nths, knd as he happens to beaa moral manufactdrst Of ssislafl proof safes, s happy pe- cuniary thought Struck him forcibly. After join ing the church, to mako sure of his morality here, he came hither in haste, opened ali estab- .lishment, read the war news once more, and then issued the following enterprising card:
 
 Buy THE CELEBRATED
 WASHINGTON SAFE
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
LETTERS FROM EUROPE-No. II.
BAsGoR; North Wales, August 23.

BANGoR, North Wales, August 23
 When we sailed last night from Dublin, had little idea how or where I should go after reach ing Holy.head. We were from nine o'clock till three ip the morning. There was little to be seen except the light, and Lighthouses as we left, and the very brilliant light from the Holy-head light-house, as we entered the harbor. This last varies all the while, going almost out, and bright euing again till it pains the eyes, almost like the sun, to look at it. We landed, as I sa id, at three o'clock. I took the first hotel I came to, and went to bed, sleeping late in the morn- ing. Breakfast over, saw the first thing to be done was to go on g hill near Holy head, that gives complete view of the whole coast and country about. The day was beautifully clear for this climate, though not equal to those we used to have in Touraine!>~ The hill was but a mile and a halfs walk, and it gave me the whole of the island county of Ahglesey, large fiat district, bounded some thirty miles off by the Welch mountains that do not look anlike the Green Mountains of Vermont. Down from the Hill, in time for the six o'clock train, an hours ride brings me through the fertile fields of An glesey, and over the tubular bridge of the Me mai Straits, to Bangor. -.
 +" :"Which is the best temperance hotel? askeda policeman at the depot, whose face was a fine sample of Saxon honesty. He said there were several; butthey were all equally good
 and all just below near the station Itook the second, and am writing in it n9H: It is ever, way comfortable. There is richness in thu furniture suggestive of first class prices, bu
 I've no fear pt:,anything unreasonable. Ou EEnglish friends, though they have not 80 fair { climate, have pore houesty-I am not speaking now poltically--than the French. To-day ha
 been most beautiful, and finding myself on
 bit of a stroll this morning, to be on the line o a more extensive 6ne often made from here, crossed the Menai Straits at Garth Ferry, an, , kept on to Beaumaris. small, more Or less fash : ionable. summer. resort, ,that commands a fin view of the Beaumaris bay and the Mens | EStraits, with the rocky and almost mountainou coast on each side. Returning on the same sid : of the Straits, about five miles to the suspension :. bridge, secrossed here with three milss nor
 back tdsBsngor, The whole distance thefe ar
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
ApvsRTIsIEG C.:
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
James Humphrey, Jr.

4NLAIy AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTER and Publisher ot THE LIrCHFIELD ENQUIRER Job Printing of all descriptions neatly ana pro npsly executed. Legal Blanks of the various Sl xials. always on hand. Office in Bishop Sedg wick | Building, West Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
IsishoD & ScdgWick,

sAEALERS IN DRY GOODS, READY MADE A Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardware GrOckery, Groceries, &c.,, &c, West Street, Litch field, Conn. . c. B. gIsuOP. T. skDe"NA'
 48-ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
(,has. HOtchkiss A son,
wOLCOTTvILLE, CONN,

WOLCOITVILLE, CONN, PRACTICAL ARCHITECTS AND BUILD ERS, Manufacturersot ot Sash, Doors, Blinds ,Mouldings, &c.,, and Dealers in Lumber oi all Ktgs Saving and Blaming done at short notice March 4. 1861. -s- -, u-4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
David c. Buckley,

INHALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF Hy all kinds and prices Chairs, Tables, Bu- rsnus, Bsdstsads and Coffins. Also Picture Frames. Toilet Stands and Sofas made and sold iwith nsatness, elegance and dispatch.
 Warehouse, West St., Litchtield. Conn. lvS9
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
CHARLES kIRCABERGER, Bnnt ailfl shoe Maker.

aDOOrS and SHOES made in the best manner N1 and at the shortest notice.
 Mons, Wumeus and Children's Boots, shoes' Slippers, Caters and Brosans. ds- Give him d call and try them on.
 Ltchield July 20th, 1861. u-Lo
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
(1eArge M, WONSErUH, :,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT IA" A and Com missioner of Deeds for the state New York. Litchfeld. Conn. l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
q IT. HOliiSter,

A rTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, |, "A Litchfield, Conn. Office Tn the oeymoouf suilding (up stairs, South Street. aoA
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09

A TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN , Eanl
 Street, directly opposite the Congregational jhurch. Litchfeld. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09

Ambrotypes! AmbrOsypes! <w~aEsE POPULAR PICTURES ARE TAKEN '. with great success, and at a trihing OK
 JuDD's C. GALLERY, No. South street,
 LttchReld. Oct. 4 1860. ]4
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
K. w. seymour,
(rpOrge A. IlickOx

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAY" A Litchhsld. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09

MANUFACTURED OF CORN sHELLEho lyE Churns, Safety Tug Irons, &c.' MOTHS Conn. -f
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
n7all~iOn House
M, TrHus,

ees SPENCER, PROPRIETOR, LIrcHFIELD Eys Conn. o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
WHOLE NO. 1851
THE HoUsAToNIo AGRICULTURAL
 SOCIETY,": l.is..
HIST or AwAs6s. I'd.

'
 The Fifth Annual Fair of the fIousstonio Agricultural Society. held at New Milford, on the 2ad and 24th ef Sept. which in some de- partments not eqdal to former exhibitions, ys. on the whole was highly creditaHls, especially in the fine display of Devon Stock from the Town of Washington, and the superior Oxen shown in the Trains from Washington, New Milford and Brookfeld. The several trains when united, as in their exhibition on the truck, ws believe cannot be excsllsd in the Stats for ail qualities most desinblein working Oxsn. The increased number of enttiss on the Booka of the Society show an increasing interest In thb effort to improve oar stock. which has already at. tained an excellence, not surpassed in our State, The show of Horses, though net as numerous as at some former Shows, indicated an aimproye- ment in the quality. The committee on "Ther- ough Bred Horses" in their Report, speak high ly of the effort of c. 0. Hitchcock, Esq, to iln. prove the Stock of Horses, " the sngrafting upon the native Stock, the P.sv Blood, sap- ples of which Stock was exhibited. The cels- brated " Tom Ward" whose power was shown on the track by MT; E. Marsh, took the lead of his class, both upon the track and the report of the Committee, by whom. be was awarded the first Premium. We refer the annexed list of Premiums as an indication of the merits of the ;y fba sayarol doportvnonfas A:
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
Nrna. tl. tsralll;til,

rAI,ER TN FOREIGN AND STAPLE DRY Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass Ware ana Yankee Notions, No. 6 West Street, lst t,sor west of the Court House, Litchield, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
H. D. w ing,

nF South Nor,oalk. Conn sells the nrst ans,, as --VERY CHEAP. -+ ,~t c.o
 April 17th, 1862. 3r tt-o1 :
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
OYSTER SALOON.
W, HEMINGWAY.

w, HEMINGWAY. }, uwAs constantly on hapdI and supplies ols: Kl TIERS Raw Roast. Fried, stewed-oy the Flsae or.4uantity.
 Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Nuts, Sc. &c., at the F. .., Y NEW OYSTER SALOON ers1 Opposite Central Park. Litchfeld.
 Litchtield, Jan. Esd, 1862. ya s..f, tf-4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
Charles B. Andre vs

A TTORNEY t COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Kent. rA- Conn. y-i
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.

N~HE above Business willbe carried on by the !, 1 Subscriber, over A. c. Smith Store, where ys HARNESSES. BRIDLES, HALTERs,
 and other material belonging to the Business, {! will be found en hand, etmade to order on short ,aotice. . a.-f. JOHN WILLIAMSON. s, FREDERICK BROWN. Agent. | 55sm52
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
-.Gbe Gitfbhflo Gnquirer
 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING By JAMES HUMPHREY, Jr. Ga the third aoor of the Enquirer Building, >F LrrCHFIELD, CONN. r. lag.

'+s~ TIE R M s. .i .-.. .
 s.I . SUBSCRIPTION PER AxNuM: r' 7. ay Village subscribers (by carfier,) and single .. ' mail subscribers, IN ADVANCE. .Sl oo Tswn subscribers (of the carriers route,) and mail subscribers, in bundles. IN AD- ,-.l yAsos. .....................:.. l 25 .xs Postags FRss within this County.
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 .ss-- ApvBRTISIEG: ....-f -
 s,artsea linss or less--1, 2, or weeks.. ..$l % Eaoh continuance thereafter, per week .... 20 rsbtte and other legal notices st the usual rates. Ye .riy Advertisements at the following rates: -Ous cylu.nn, $75 one.haif column, $37 one , ,thiri eslann, s35 {; one-fourth column, SIS Basi ness Notices not exceeding half square $3-00 per annum. "s '.' ts obituary notices and Poetry. three cents i line.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09

SfUPER1oR nfaHr oo1oRED roTAsH D1 just received by ?. D. MCIEM.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-09
Fresh Teas.

M sa k EFesn Teas. ,.=t T.... '' sTNNGLISH, BREAKFAST, JAPAN oolone.
 l and Young Eyson gEASof different aual itiss- just received by psa T s X esIsss. ,. 2 q islinss sasg gi.as IF. D. MCNEIL.
 x Atobhsld. July 2d. 1852; till
The national Republican., 1862-06-18
, coamuniosssd. ~ 'a',si
Disioyaity In the District. +
EpIfoRs oY RlruBLIcAN; 49,. -. :.

EDITORS 0R REPUBLICAN,. 49, -. = -, i
"s:,n:f oS ;qS;Ss T. =. 70 the ysws
YOUR edition Of Monday. ~ 10 we'll knows
that many otthe business mon Of this District
are enemies to tho Government under which
they live, and soma of them have no fear n
hesitation in expressing the hope and beliSf
that the rebel cause wtll 70! succeed, and tt4s
bear the deepest hatred towards our instith-
tions. To deal with them gently, will only en-.
boldeg them the more; and n We are governed
10 our conduct towards them by feelings Of
chavty, (which many Of them know not how to
appreciate, ihsy hssit:ts not 70 tell US tha. We
us In future, loootend, therefore. that instead
OF kindnesi, tbs grsxtest severity should bs 70.
sorted TO In order to compel them 10 reApeot
sgd obey the laws under which they live and
prosper, and by which they are pfoteotsd IN
thstr business pursatts. Let. then. some means
b adopted by which every business man or
woman, and every hote, or boarding house
keeper In this District, whose loyalty 10 Ques
tionsble, will be compelled 10 take the oath of
allegiance 10 the Government Of the United
States. Il the power does not rest with the
Military Governor Of the District. and requires
The aoiion OF Congress, why should not suoh
action be hsd immsdixteiy. for the protection
OF the loyal citizens of this community, and In
order that the money they receive from the
Government may tfall Into the hands Of those
Sno 'nsy pS ~ sn SPpSL,Ssns s,Sn S oSns,s
A. any rate, II nothing else ,an be done,
lst An association Of loyal ottiEsns be formed
whose duty Il will be 10 ferret out these traitors
ID our midst, and publish their names to the
world. that they may In futurs be deprivsd Of
the patronage Of those who are nghting for
occupy positions in civil life within the limits
Of this capital Of our great nation.
The national Republican., 1862-06-18
OBSERVER
TFil. W. : C000univated. -'T-I =
Jastics - whom Il 10 Dss.

10 he 1dteLOT OT W. N0fsOnN hepuOAC1n:
sR:s wiI you ALLOW me y small space in your
last nix months. n justice 10 the ofaoers OF the
86th regiment New York volunteers, s'oS II
l am Rsoldisr, and dofnot expect better fare
or trestnsnt than 70 provided BY the army reg
ulations; and wish TO see officers who have
done, and are still doing, their utmost to make
their men comfortable, even TO- their own det-
riment, receive grateful acknowledgment
rather than curses for their kind treatment !
am one Of \ number who were sent 10 Wash.
ng!on city .Ck and unit UNIT for duty a, tSs time,
three weeks. We were sent to the headquarters
commanded By 0ol. Bsiiy. ~ ofiosr worthy II
his position. and ol whom bic men arc proud,
vdo for for our S Want. !: ~sI q svsry cosr hsrs "
quxrtered, tresti4g these men well In every
having been scoustonsd' for the last eight
70 sjSh t.%:os ~ dS1s: e
who understands his profession, and II would
He can road man like book. ! have seen
him examine men, and have been examined by
him myself. Some Of those whom he reports 1T
for duty, nnd fault, and think because they
want 10 be discharged, they should be they
are more homs.sick than otherwise. have
hoard some men complain, and unjusty, too,
because hs would not report them unnt for
bera OF tho Senate and. Congress-, and tell them
30 and so 10 the oase. I think - for claim that
am thinking beipg-that II would be well for
parties TO look about and hear the statements
Of more than one or two who are anxious 70 get
discharged. and don't care what principles
they sacrifice 80 that they succeed In their OBJ
jeot, which Is TO get homo or got out of the ser.
vice. ! left home and friends to do battle for
the stars and stripes and Union, In which cause
| ever shall be found working while ! have
ny senses .trlg.rnEr F'E's.
The national Republican., 1862-06-18

! 5000 reams writing paper, 10 BY ~ inches, to
msa wHs pspsP Is Syy =! 8 oh
100 Is.s writing paper; Sy = inches to
$40 realms writing paper. ls by IS inches, to
400 rssIa: writing p.rsr, ia Sy is inches, to
must contain ESQ perfect sheets to the ream and
rom aS S' %sSs II e: The S::
manner, tut 10 = true edge. and securely and sub
:tSSn.l The 1 ."s Sss are to Be
be required by this ofhce Those In Glasses 3, s,
and are to BE- while, and Of the sizes and weights
speSiaed IN the schedule
The oissss TO be furnished At such tmes and In such
20 and
subject to separate contract but bidders may Offer
for one or more Of the olaAss In the proposal
MED BY the guarantee that the bidder or bdd ders II
his or their proposal shall be accepted will enter into
an obligation, with good and sufficient sureties to
posals will be furnished At this ONCE and none will
be taken into consideration unless substantially
All the paper in the several glasses must Be deiv.
cred at the Govrrnment Printing Once In Washing.
ton City, except that In class which must be de.
order ee Of ali and every extra charge or expense
and subject TO the inspection, count weight, and
measurement Of the Superintendent aud be in all
respects tatisfactory.
SAILS samples Of not less than quire Of each the
klnds Of paper bid for and upon which their propo
sails may be based, except In classes and q The
successful bidders will be required rgdy to oonfoIm
to their samples.
Proposals. will be addressed to "JoHN ID. DEFsEks,
Superintendent OF the Public Printing, Washing.
ton" and endorsed " Proposals for Supplying
Papern
National lntelligenoer Evening Star, National
Republcap, SUNDAY Morning Chronicle Washing.
ton, will publish once week for nine weeks,
ma 2-lAwpt
The national Republican., 1862-06-18
Communicated
~ ssoead shat Meslsn."

MEssRs. EDIroRs: l desire 70 express nj
hearty appreciation OF the suggestions made ~
correspondent In your issue Of Saturday, In
relation 10 trading with or otherwise support.
ing the sympathizers with treason or secession
now doing business 10 this city; and think II
high time that some action be had In the mat
ter. As = loyal citizen supporting family and
oOnseq quently necessarily spending several hun
dred dollars per snnum among the merchants
and dealers Of the city, desire to spend my
money where Am sure Il will 60 into the hands
and build up the business Of thorough, hearty,
Incorporating loyal mon, and not traitors, OF
those who are loyal only when they find It prot.
table to be so. There may be some, but Ger
tainly do not know Of suoh y loyal man among
all the dry goods dealers IN Washington; while
do know that large portion Of them employ
secession clerks, and otherwise indirectly Il
not directly sympathize with and sustain the
present Infamous rebellion. lnmy opinion, the
Government and the pubic have both been too
long sustaining suoh men, and | am ready to
join In any movement that shall give our trade
to loyal men instead Of traitors. 30 roll on the
ball. A CITIZEN.
The national Republican., 1862-06-18
Sabbath schoo, D. mo.ssr.sien.

Sabbath last was set apart for the annivsrz
Georgetown. .N
Rev. W. n, Chapman, the pastor, delivs3Sd
an appropriate discourse ut II a. M, hler
which liberal collection Was taken up for the
beneat Of the school.
Al 81 D. M, the school assembled In the
large audience room aud occupied the seats
appropriated for their use. The remaining
psws were soon nlled by adults. Many were
also In the galleries,
del,ysred s,irripC addresses, During the re-
marks made by the Arst named speaker many
were overcome with emotion, and wept freely.
The occasion was one Of great interest. The
pastor said he thought II the most prohtst1e
0Oncurred In by most OF the persons present.
The national Republican., 1862-06-18
school Exa,aiaat,ens.

The examination of the public sohoois was In
progress yesterday, and much proficiency and
rapid advance in the various studies during the
year was svinced.
The following schools viii be examined TO
day First District, Primary No. ], Miss Ritchie
by Mr.. r. T. Morsell; No. 2, hrst department
Miss Lowe. By Mr. RICKETTS, No. 8, Mss Slater
mary, by sub-board. Third District, Primary
No. ], hrst assistant. Miss Tucker, BY Ar .wslsb
No. 2, ASSISTANTS department, Miss Murphy, by
Mr.. Stuart; No. 1, Miss Cboste, by Mr.. Wight
Fourth District, No. !, hrst assistants depart
Mrs. skidmors, by NJ. Cssssii; No. S, Miss
Dawes, by Mr.. Ellis. ~ ..