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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

SAN Francisco, Nov. 6.-The constitutional
convention for Nevada Territory, held at Car
son City, has chosen the California constitution
for basis. The indications are that there
will be a short session, followed by an early
election of members of the Legislature, with
the view of choosing Senators to present con-
stitution to Congress at the ensuing session,
for the admission Of the State of Washoe into
the Union.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

An ACCOMMODATING JUDaB.-On Monday,
In the Court of Common Pleas, New York,
Judge Hilton hned each Of them tan dollars.
In answer each said he had not the amount
with him, hut fpefnitted to depart for short
time would proturc It. His Honor replied that,
having performed his ofieial duty in punlshing
them, he waEnsw willing to act In his personal
character, and would lend each the amount OF
The % FINE n5 The gsrsTsg sE,ftGu accepted
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

SHIP CASAL.-We have received o thick,
well printed pamphlet entitled "Proceedings
of the National Ship Canal Convention, held at
the City of Chicago, June 2 and 8, 1882
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility,
Ineonpetenoy, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, sotusted by desire to benefit others, will
be happy to furnish to all who need It (fres Of
Chsrge) the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy usad In his case. Those wishing
10 profit by his expsrience-and possess valuable
Remedy--wul receive the same, by return mail,
lsAEsfuliy seaIed,) by addfessing
JOHN D. OGDEN,
Auii-dSwsm d No. 60 Nassau st., N. York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
Preparing Isis Grafton.

Hon. Edward Everett was in Philadelphia
this week. gathering material to weave into
his dedicatory address, to be delivered at the
conservation of the National Cemetery at Get
tysburg, on the 18th instant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

The National Freedman's Relief Association
have sent to Beaufort, 8. c., by the steamer
Arago, which sailed yesterday, the following
teachers: Misses A. G. Goodhue, NJ. A. Fow-
lsr, Kate Foote, II. NJ. Buss, Z. II. Peck, 8.
Z. Peck, z. L. Stuart, l.. Z. Lowell, and Z. NJ.
Wood. l. II 2 - --.-lL L-IIlLl --L- Ll---
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
LADIES OF DELIcATE CoNsTIrUTIoN and up.

LADIES OF DELICATE CONSTITUTION and un-
certain heslth are strenuously advised to throw
which they arc accustomed to drug themselves,
and test the hyEeian, body ming
virtues of HOSfETTER'S CELEBRATED sTOM-
abilities arising from sexual causes, they will find
this cheering refreshing and inyigorating prepa-
ration Of extraordinary efficacy. Its regulating
languor, nausea, tremors, convulsfons, hysteria,
&C., which often accompany the, development OF
womanhood, II has no equal either among the pre-
seriptiops OF the faculty or advertised medicines
For the many distressing feelings which usher In
and often follow the period Of maternity, and also
someiimeg accompany fchange OF iife," HOS
LETTERS BllTkRs are earnestly recommended.
No other restorative scems to suit 80 well the con-
IN all cases Of female debility, where there is q
want of brisk vital artion, the BlTTERs produce
ness, and re-sstsblishing the general health.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

REV. W. II. CLAIMING will preach IN the
Unitarian Church, corner D and Sixth streets,
TOMORROW tsandAy) MORNING and EVEN
ING. Subject in the morning, Religious Tenden.
Seen from England" Hours of seryict, II A., NJ
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

The grat1 Js.s given tSIhs\ ncea Of the
Ypssis A sip y kcsdtmy Music, New
iDa Sss1sSsssS a. s ss.sss BY svsns the
oyer-cTowded state Of the house. When Helms
muler's excellent orchestra struck up the mu-
s .Is.4 e: a ssPsa isiis ssis %sas Z
ss: ,ss.s g .i.s HssEo.s L ssil's9
the seta in posltiop, and when tho task had
''Ts There Ts'S was % imp,asps dsnk4 Of lrreparabe
injury TO elaborate toilettes and peril to RIBS
but for all this the dagpswent on In cpywded,
fashion, and the heat lntsnsifed ltself ,tl dan-
GERS gave up In dlspair and fed 70 the lobbles
and the boxes In search Of cir. n, ,ltlI. al.t
The boxes Of the Academy were hlled during
the evening by a select and observant comps-
ny, but small part of whom descended to the
dancing floor. Many familiar couAtenances,
formerly visible on the floor on occasions like
this, preserved their distance from the seething
and gllttering mass below, content 70, look on
and enjoy the spectacle without the trouble Of
participating In the whirl Of the waltz or the
graceful movement of the dancers. Below, all
was blaze Of diamonds, silks and fashion;
above, 1t was quiet, elegant, rsserved family
party; and each set seemed to enjoy the even
ing's entertainment In its own way.
Tho Admiral was naturally the centre OF at7
traction; little groups of people revolving about
him wherever he happened 70 be. He evident
ly appreciated the compliments paid 70 his
country through these tokens of personal res.
pect, while younger oficers Of bis suite gazed
with undisguised admiration at the elegant de-
corations OF the house. and the equally elaborate
adornfnents OF The, psrtasrA With whose hands
they were honorcd. .s,r,,.s.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
United states Five-Twsn,ie..

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, B.-Tho subscription
agcut reports the sale of 81 ,S5s 900 fvetwenties
on Friday. Deliveries OF bonds are made In
moderate amounts at the time of subscription.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
(CommunioAted.l
uLMoNARI CONSUMPTION CURABLB DISEASE.
A CARD.
TO coNsUMPTIvIs.


The undersigned having been restored to health
In few weeks, by q very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with = severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, ConAumption-is
anxious to make known to his fsliow-suiierers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free Of charge, with the dirsc.
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will hnd a sue cure for CossUMPrfos, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, CoUoHs, CoLps, &c. Tho only object
of the advertiser In sending the Prescription 10 to
benefit the sfioted, sad spread Information which
he conceives to be invaluable; and he homes every
uuilerer will try his remedy, as It will cost them
nothing, AMI may prove a blessing,
Parties Wishing the prescription will please adj.
dress REV, EDWARD A. WILSON
seaS-dSwsm Wiliismsburgh, Kings Co., NY.
DIskAsns OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIN-
AIRY AND SEXUAL sysTEm.-New and reliable
tIeatment-in Reports Of ths HOWARD ASSO-
GiAatoN.Lsent ~ scaled letter envelopes, iree
BR. J. sYiLLIN HoSGHTop,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ap92-3mhSy -
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

The Concord Democrat says IL is understood
that Ex-President Pierce has raised several
thousand dollars in New Hampshire, to keep
the Boston Courier allye.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
Esc ape OF Two q. =. On1cers from Rich-
mond-Perilous Journey to the Ma
tion nj Lines, Re

monu-ferhous Sourhey 10 the Na-
tional Lines. .'.r e.. r
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 5.-The mail-boat
Thomas A. Morgan, frem Yorktown last even
ing brought down Major Hinstan and Lieut..
d. Won Weltzier, two of our officers who have
made their escape from their imprisonment at
Richmond. The Major reported that he was
captured in North Carolina last July, and with
the Lieutenan had been kept In Libby prison
most ofthe time, until Sunday, the 25th ult.,
when they made their escape by Disgusting
themselves In rebel uniforms, which were OBJ
tained in this way: .I..-.
The major, having represented to the guard
that he must have more to eat, and was willing
To work for II, aud that he was q tailor, was
old uniforms to repair. By this means he OBJ
tanned for himself and the lieutenant a major
and an orderly's suit, with which they left Lib
by prison and proceeded to Chickahominy
swamp. Here the rebel cavalry sent In pursuit
nearly captured them, and discharged several
volleys near where they had secreted themselves
In the mud, but failed to discover them, and
passed on towards Bottoms Bridge.
Escaping pursuit thus far, the officers cross
ed the Chickahominy, but coming close upon
the rebel pickets, had TO secrete themselves for
three days, till starvation forced them to ad-
vance on their perilous journey. In order to
elude the rebel pickets, they had to proceed on
their hands and knees for some miles, but final
ly to their great Joy reached our lines in safety
They state that our poor captive soldiers Al
Richmond are dying of starvation. The guam
| tity of food allotted In one week Is not sufli
cient to supply each man for one day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

A Concord-built hospital wagon, that two
years ago went tothe war withthe New Hamp-
shire Fifth, has returned nearly as good as
new. 1t was ones within six miles oil Rich
mond.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SocInrY.-The
Columbia typographical society will hold stated
meeting THIS lsATuRDAY) EVENING, at ~
Hall. Punctual attendance 10 desired.
WIN. J. FRIZZELL,
no7-it ' Recording Secretary.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

"a suBscRIBER's communication will ap-
pear on Monday. Crowded out to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

Nor,cR. failing to receive the
RrpusLicAx rsgvisriy will pleas notify this ONCE
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

SUNDAY SERvIcE.-Mrs. l.. SMITH, Medium
for Jesus And the Apostles of Old and also the God
OF Love, will speak under these divine influences
on Sunday morning, at iok o'clock, and In the AZ
ternoon at so'clock, respecting the war, on the
lower Capitol ground. nov6-2'
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

To ApvxRrIsns.-We call the attention OF
business men TO the classification Of our advertise
ments. We intend to keep business eye to this
matter fos the banent OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

10 TINS CONVERSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
An lHvALIb. Published for the beneht, and as a
warning and 4 CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who auiieI
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, etc., supplying at the same time TUE MEANS
OF SELF cURE. By ore who has cured himself al
ter being put TO great expense and injury through
medical hhmbug and qusokery.
ny epclDsinx u postpaid addressed envelope,
single Sbpiea may bs had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, E1q.,
nv 2G-lY. : . Bedford, klngs County, N. ".
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
Th. riot st t6e CoaI Mines.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G.-It IL not believed
by the principal coal men Of this city that there
has been q riot at Mauch Chunk of a serious
character. Mr.. Smith, who was killed, has In
Cured the hatred of the Irish miners by his op-
position to their secret organization, which had
for its object the exclusion of all workmen Of
other countries. "r.
A Welchman was recently found dead In the
mines, having been shot.
1t Ia supposed Smith was shot while travel
ing from the mines to Evansville.
A force of military have been in that vicinity
for some time, enforcing the draft and arrest
ing deserters.
The telegraph line between Mauch Chunk
and Easton being down, direct communication
cannot be obtained.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
L. s. Marshal Dl

The following also has been addressed 10 the
U. 8. Marshal of each district in the loyal
States:
US MAMMALS OFFICE, DrsTEIcT CoLuMnA,)
WAsHIsuTos CRY, Nov. bth, 1868. !
Hon -, o. S. Marshni cf-:
DEAR SIR; Having accepted the position as.
signed me by the following letter, most re-
spectfully invite you TO be present at Gettys-
burg, on the occasion referred to, to aid me in
the duties have undertaken. Please reply on
receipt of this.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
WARD Fl. LAMoN,
g. Marshal Dist. Columbia.
Marshal Lamon will likewise appoint thirty
four special aids, to represent all the States of
the Union for which the Federal soldiers slain
at Gettysburg were fighting when they fell.
President Lincoln has determined to be
present at the conseeration, and host Of dis
tlnguished gertlemen in civic and military life
will likewise participate in the ceremonies.
The Hon. Edward Everett will doubtless bring
his matchlcss rhetorical and oratorical powers
into full play in the dedcatory address which
he is to deliver. The theme and the circum-
stances Of the occasion will all conspire to
lend wings of fire to his eloquence. It will be
a celebration worth any amount Of travel and
fatigue to see and hear.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

The GRRAr PENNSYLVANIA Rours.-Th1
iuiekest and safest route to the Northwest an
southwest. Two through trainA daily, and one o,
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates "a
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further information apply at the Of
nee OF the "Gieat PenpsylysriA Route, |" n9rtheas,
dor Nstionsl Hotel. ofuoo open fIom .. N. TO
.. n.ion aandAyss % ~. n.
suss xSSa,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH meets every SAB
BATH In the Old Trinity Church, on Fifth street,
between and Louisiana avenue. Service al
II a. m. and u p. m. Seats free. Rev. ?. r.
HowLETT, pastor. oc3l-eStf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
RCTICR.

rurs PAPfR 10 ROW ruRNIsfirp IY GAN
,rrvs M sUiACNlIDRs m TMIs CITE And
In okoRoETowN AT THIRTY CENTS FER
AONTn. ...... e .... t.rr... .,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

RAu,oAps.-AllIvAL AND DHfAHfuRn OF
rrAr,a-Ths Advertisements on eur nrst page
are inssrssd By authority ofths railroad companies
seyeraiiy nAnsd, are officially corrected when
changes are made hence can be relied upon ~ cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

PUBLIC ScuooLs.-There are a few vacant
seats In the Male and Female Grammar Schools,
First Distrct (First and Second wards OF the cty)
Tickets OF admission can be obtained by an early
sppticstiog top pithsr Of the uPderaignSd
i.I sos Now York av., bet. 18th snd latii cts.
.iuI. o. . ~ -. - q. ~. 'biURsELL.
f-I-o $50 D street, opposite City Hall.
se23-tf sub-Board Trustees First District.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

SPIRITUALIsM.-rA. E. NEWTON, late editor
Of the Spiritual Age. win leetyfe before the Asso-
citation at smeed's Hail. 4s1 Sinth street, Sabbath
evening, sth inst, at TX O'Clock,
nov7-lts .-..
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
MARSHAL Lannon's REPLY.

UNITED STATES MARsHkL's oTTIcE,)
wAsHNoroS CITY, D. c.
November 4, 1863.
David Wins, Esq, Agent Jor A.G. Curtin, Governor
Of Pennsyirdnid, and Ohsr Goreraoys infertded
n Behay Of ne National Cemetery al Geffysb~g'
Pennsyludnid. .N
Sm: Your letter Of the 30th ultimo, inviting
me 10 be present and participate in the proposed
ceremonies Of dedieating the National Gene
terry, at Gettysburg, Pa, on the 18th November
instant, in the capacity of chief marshal, has
been received.
regard 1t no less solemn duty, than q
pleasure, TO those who enjoy the. protection OF
Government under which all civil and re-
ligious liberty are secured, 70 unite IN conse-
Grating a National Cemetery as sacred resting
place for our country's heroes who fell nj Get
tysburg. ,-
therefore most cheersully accept the posi-
ton indicated, because 1t affords me, In com
mon with those who will Join In the ceremonies,
an opportunity to do honor TO the brave men
who lost their lives In one of the hardest
fought battles of modern times, In defence
Of our common country, when assailed by
| traitors.
| The project of q National Cemetery for those
who made this noble sacrifice meet my most
hearty appreciation, and will take pleasure in
contributing to the extent of my humble ability,
to make this consecraton of their last resting
place a memorable event and proof OF the ap.
probation, by a grateful people, of the heroism
Of those who SO nobly fell battling for freedom.
shall communicate To you as soon as possi-
BILE such suggestions as occur to me as to the
arrangements and the details of the ceremonies
10 be observed, the procession, &C., DC.
have the honor TO be, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
WARD II. LAMoS,
U. s.. Marshal for Dist. of Col.
In pursuance of the above. Marshal Lamor
has addressed the following note 70 each Of tht
Governors of the Union States:
Q. S. MARsHAL's OYyIcE, DIsTRieT CoLtnDIA,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9th, 1859.
His Ercellency The - Governor ~:
SIR: Having accepted the position assignee
me by the following letter, most respectful.
request that you will appoint two suitable per
sons In your State TO assist mt In the duties
have undertaken, who will report to me at Get
: tysburg, on the 18th day of November instan,
, for duty.
With high respect, your obed't sery't,
WARD ii. LAMoS,
q NJ u
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

- rhe 0aes q she Nsssenal nsESsn.
s~s,sS sveIus anA ID SefSsts .b
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
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%xtiaualp &st#5lifaA.
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sAruRnAY.........:..,,,..Nov NovEMSEa !. 1852.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

REoRUIrINo OFFICES oPEsEp.--The recruit
ing eiieeS In This District were opsnsd this morp-
ing by capt. scheett's officers. They are four In
number aad are located ~ foliowt one at csrner
Of Hish and. Dumbarson streets, Georgetown; one
on II strees, nsAr corner OF hineteenthi ons on
corner Of Foprteenth street and New York avsnusi
and one over the Perseverance, engine house. .''
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

The STRIKE OF THE GOVERNMENT BOOK -BIsD
ERs-Repiy Of Super1<esdsni Dej's's TO their De
mand,-The book-binders employed in the Gov
ernment Printiss oinse held another meeting las
evening, at which their committee presented th'
answer Of Mr.. Defrees to tho demands mado b.
them In the following resolutions, passed at pre-
vious meeting:
, 1863-05-21

new YoRK.-At private sale the market Is dull,
though the transactions are rather larger than last
week ManntactuEefs eeen disposed to wait for
the new clip" before operating. espectin:, TO do
better than they can now. 1t cannot be disguised
however, that there is nobody In want OF wool ut
present. and il there was, they would rather hold
could not day be obtained for 5000 or 1860 1s
Of the very best fleece in the New York mnrkct
aud wevery much doubt i any manufacturer would
rbc palce have an dea 6s
they are goin. to bnr the g new clip mach below
the present ilcas Of holders, and many have ex.
pressed their M intention to hold OF and = see what
nos7oS.-The market for wool has been quite
dull throughout the week. and very little has been
done: Tie views OF neatly MI the leading holders
remain the salnc as noticed last week, but the
comparatively low rates ut Which the army kerseys
were taken, Ai1 the rercrsce of the army at Fred
esckstur5. have compl. teiy unsettled The market,
and neither buyers or selrrs are disposed to op.r-
ate. SOM parties will not even name . price for
their wool since the defeat Of army. p;elerrin
to wait TO- tcc what Eext turCs up. The sales Of
the wcrk have becn 150.00n ibs., ut from 7RS5c q
n. mostly Mt 79Is0c for fleece, and >05ls5c for
pulled. 1t il useless to speculate on the future Of
the market. 20 many circumstances are ]ikrly to
t}ankpire that have IN important bcarin. on futnrc
prices. II gold and exchange should advance as
iapiliy At many expect, wool AMI other lealin.
staples will no doubt advance to correspond. The
transactions in foreign hare been OF no import
atce. The sales co1nprite 100 bales Cape on pri-
terms, and 1a7 bales Mediterranean and Sonth
American at pricce within the range of1uote rates.
Imports at Boston from May to January L.,
Foreign, tales. .10,873 14911
Foreign. otis. s....-....-........... -. -.
DOMESTIC; bales ;,;, s9,;;au, 1854
evcly dull. aud prices hasc ruled very frresularly
closing ut further decline. A few small lots o
jersey unwasiled have been received and sold at
43c. Among the aa1cs we notice
1a,01 + common fall cash} 75st
9 .G{n ID fHE. X
, 1863-05-21

q. S. Hosr1TAL.-Thc ladies are respectful
" solicited to help the soldiers in the hospi-
tai on 18th street in tr5ing to make up their
garden, by contributing onion-slips, cabbage
plants, and anything for ksummer diet, In
the front gard, few plants for flower beds
will be a real kindness, also. The grounds
haye been plowcd up, and arc now ready for
seeds and plants. The appeal for reading
matter, made while since, was generally re-
Eponded to By the ladies, and We feel sure that
this notice will not come before Kind hearted
women In vain. Visitors are delighted with
the good order, cleanliness, and neat appear
ance Of the hospital, under the charge OF sur
geon Hall, Of the 9th Vermont regiment, with
his able corps Of assistants.
, 1863-05-21

mand s1e4ce1 ~ for Chicago Spring; $, IS
G1.45 for Milwaukee Club Sl46411.6: for White.
lied Western; $163:t1.54 for Amber Michigan
tht latter price to arrive, closing dull. Corn less
plenty and to &c better: sc for good to strict
lyprmc Old Western Mixed; 73R76 for New aud
Old Mixed. Oats. unsettled, with more doing; II
@..G for Westesn.
Noct-Dul and nomiral1y unchanged.
PEov1t1oSs-po1k Is = shade lower with rather
more doing; $11s1E1201 for old mess; $tf-091
14-fsH for new do. Cue 1n'ats more active At :<c
Larh is scarcely 60 frp with lcas doing At go
aCl leeac-the !atter mn e4i1elne fSurc+ Chc-se firm
at 1OGl1c foTBew.
osWEGo. May a'.-F1onr unchanged, with d
god @ demand 1t si.s5 for f1ncy.
MnEA1-f}uiet; winter red at 81 A.
coRS.1n tair demand and scare; Illinois mixed
&c. Other grains scarce and quiet.
BUFFALO. May 20-FtouR-DnT-
GEAIS-W heat-nothinsd doing. Cctn in Moder-
ate demand at Goc- Oats qniet with small sales
FRE1GHrs-Unchaneed
4. eco In corn,
ExroRrs-2e00 hrls -four. $1,000 but wheat,
eco bu corn.
, 1863-05-21

DRov;s sHEETrscs AND sn1n71xcs:3 .:; sssndard
hcavr sheettnes are 1G1Hc lower. Regular agents
are not generally willing to concede this decline.
but prices in the J, bbing and outside markets, the
true test Of values. are decliucd az noted aboyc.
In the carly part Of last week they were obbed for
M93s11c the low price being exceptional, but this
week the highest price Is Sic. while some OF the
uo.t desirable braIds are jobbed By few houses
ut 9oc-3ic is the more E. neral price however.
Seconds are sold for 3lGt3Osc. Regular agents are
Offering Amory and Nashua at cNc-. ;s aud x
standard shirtires, aud Waterville aud Agawa1 +
shectinse are unchanged, :. being tobbed at 2its6
o9c; y 2snaa4c; Watcryiile, 9e; AGawam. &c
BLEAcnEn SuEET1N6s AND DSn1ET1Sis.-There Il
vcry little change iu selling prices since our last
issEc. The commission market reu2tns Ecry dnll,
Particularly for standards. Low priced light
weight goods are selling moderately, d they are
offered extremely lev. while old standards arc held
high. 1onedalc IL arc johbcd at st}aGS9c; Wam-
srt'n, SIC; Arkurght, Sshc.
DKl1ls.-RegulaT agents arc making moderate
salet OF standard browns at 33c. lndta ase offered
at :s2tc.
CoTToNApEa.-Low grades Of York and Everett,
and come other makes, arc selling freely At 3a1c.
Some Of the mills are still making costonades In
moderate quantity. We regret TO say tliat some
manufacturers hare the baretaceduess and dlahon:
csty to make inferior qualities Of cottonades and
pfac. upon them the tickets Of drssclass goods. a
more mean and dIshonorable method Of s*iIdling
cap hardly be conceived ut, among men who pro-
fees and ought to be flfr and straightforward In
their transactions. We hare seen, th!a week. =
specimen OF cQtsouade Eake atte1 tac style Of To,