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| G.ry A. f. Ar1s, Fois, III.
Tho following committee WAS appointed I.
prepare business for to morrow L hassest
Miss. H Cole, Mrs Armes, Miss Kate Barker
I <tfe essste'.f "a snu eso"1ns was UnIeiI
occupied by MIR. I. Foster in an address
upon the proposition: ''rhe Common Schoo
System, the Safeguard Of Popular Freedom ,
Tie general proposition introduced in th
sentiment vas very ably presented to tn,
tInstitv.s
On molten a committee to care for tn.
roos, was appointed by the chair consi st ms
Of P G Nichola II c VsnIeuven and Nj
Montague.
On motion adjourned until Tomorrow q,
3, :. 81
Wednesday Morning 9 A NJ
Institute called to order by the Preslder.
Prayer by Rev Holcomb.
Music conducted by MIR. Lea.
On motion of r G Nichols 60 cmittee
vss appointed 10 wait upon Mir. Aug. Beade
and request him to address the Institute
Com Nichols, VanLeuven and Brown.
On motion the bus ness of the hour wss
suspended to permit those desiring 10 do 50
to sign the con stitution and bee ONE members
of the Institute.
Committee to wait upoa Mr.. Be IDLE asking
him to address the Institute ported that
other duties prevented him from granting
til 5ir request.
On motion the following preambe and
revolutions were adopted
NhereaS It is expsdient that our Consti-
tuition and by laws should be preserved and;
.tVhereas; Each member should possess
copy Of the Same
Therefore Resolved. That Ave.hun dred
copies OF the constitution and bylaws of this
Institute together with the proc aedings Of the
present ss.sion be printed in pamphlet form
Tor the use of the Institute.
Tho constitution having been signed by
tho members of the Institute.
On motion tho Institute proceeded to the
election Of of6oery for the ensuing year with
the following result.
L r .srzs, pres.
S L CARY, Vice Pres.
w A FIERCE,
A Mis-. H H'4'4t cs.., Secretaries.
Nv PARrcH, Tres.
Rev G + BRawN, Auditor.
HW PAsTcu, ,f.)
L HAssErT,
TW LEE.
Miss JENNIE EscoKs. "ASas'te |ou'
ESTHER ST. JoHx
MARY A AsNLaY, ~'
The Institute resur ed it's order Of exercises
Mr. Leo conducted an exercise in vocal
music TOR ton n."nutes; when on motion of
Mr. Craig tho Institute sdjournsd until one
eek OK r NJ. 'e
z Afternoon Session.
Singing By tho choir. PRAYER by Rev A
q Woods Exercise in grammar conducted
by ir futile. Exercise in elocution BY Mr..
Hasset:. tt-
Recess Of ton minutes.
. Exercise in arithmetic conducted by TW
ise Exercise in Geometry conducted By
Mr.. Hassett. Exercise in spelling oouaucte d
BY Miss Hattie Colo, Miscellaneous bus /.
ncss.
On motion Of J D Brown tho following
resolution was sdeped to wit:
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AIT. l The sessions of this
Institute shall be held from 8 to
lin the forenoon.-from l till
4 i'll the afternoon. and from I
till 8 in the evening.
ABT. H.. After the Institute
has; been called to order by the
hesi1sfst Of each session, the
Sccietary shall call the roll of
slnembhsand mark those who are
absent ~. Il aoa .s1tt 90.
.. Arr. Ill All members who
- Absent at the calling of the
~ 9Snau prsen, their excuseein
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]. z. WILLIAMS, ESQ.

There is reason in everything. A young
fellow in Barnstead, N. II, cut his throst
the other day because he was going 10 be
married. A woman in San Francisco
drowned herself because she was not goipg
" be married,
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e0O SALE5MRN WANTED-To
0UU Hoit and an orders fSE tie Life OF
y ROLDIERs,

FxpOienoed AGENTS, Professional men, Lay Preach
sIs, lGachors, Me hanics and Farmers even, VIII ind
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G. pation the cOminR season. Au OLD agent writes
- taxe from % 20 rs subscribers par week
FOR further information apply personally to or adj
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and General Agents for hoOks snd kngravins, at
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Senator sherman on the TariG.

4ne LOlIoWlnS l6bL6r irOm Senator Oner-
man on the subject of taxes on imports
wa received yesterday by the Secretary OF
the Society for Protection of American
Industry. Its condensed practical wisdom
will commend it to our readers more than
any words of our own:
MANSFIELD, o., August IA, 1865.
DEAR IR-Your letter of the 10th inst,
accompanied by q circular Of the Society
for "Protection of American Industry" is
received. The object stated by you ia GER
tsinlS among the most important that in
these stirring times can occupy the atten-
ton of our citizens.
We must depend upon the constant en-
ployment of our industrial classes and the
rapid development of our physical re.
sources TO meet the burdens imposed on US
by war. Our industry must be expended
in employment that will yield the greatest
return. While we freely acknowledge the
evil and burden of debt, whether individ-
usl or National, and the Inconvenience of
taxation, we should avail ourselves of any
benefit that may be derived from them.
Our necessities will compel us TO levy
very heavy taxes on imported goods. This
is no longera question of policy, but Is a
plain and obvious duty Surely, in max
ing this levy we should not only seek IS
much revenue in gold as possible, but in
doing 30 we should also protect the indus
try of our pc pc.
Foreign goods are consumed by those
best able to pay. Duties on them being
collected mainly at a single port, are more
easily and chesply assessed and collected
than internal taxes. Besides, sIl taxes, of
nature, on any article, tend to
limit the consumption of the article. So
far as duties on imported articles tend to
substitute domestic fabrics for foreign fab
RIGS they are beneficial. If this is the pur-
pose of your Society, it will receive what
support I am able to give it.
We are not only able to meet all our ma
tional engagements, but in time we can
to our people from home produce
lions all the articles with which the indus.
Try of Europe now furnishes Us, Our
is 30 vast and varied in climate,
Ioil and industry that we can make for and
Jell to each other most articles demanded
modern civilization. We can encour-
'ge the skill of our own people, and in
luce to our soil the industrial classes of all
We thus develop our resources,
nd add new familieg to share not onIy the
blessings Of q powerful and free govern
nant, but also the burdens which its pro
notion has cast upon Us.
Very truly yours,
JOHN SHERMAN.
r p WnTrAnru Fec
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LAScAsrER, Ohio, July 81, 1865.
@. B. RICHARDSON, EEq.,
hin Rroadunv- n Y.

SR-Col. S. NJ. Bowman, an acquaintance OF mine
siuce 1853, and more recently in the saTyice Of the
United St.tes, has had access TO my order aud letter
books, embracing c3pies Of all orders made, and let
tiers written By me sir c. the winter OF 1872, " III
a view to uubl n q memoir o. my Life and Services;
and no other person has had sucn an opportunity to
read my secret thoughts and acts. 1 believe him to
h. in possession Of all auth sHtic facts that can int. r
est the general reader.
1 am, &C.,
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Found" "Bo@disg, , DO, NOT exceeding FOUK
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20 OenE; not exceeding EIGHT LINES 90
tents
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WANTED-ATTENTIoE. Something
w new. L will send By mail. postpaid, a bssuti-
fGl Military Album, with twenty-our pictures of
oar Union Generals, for 90 cents, Agents wanted
Immediately. Price Per dozen 70 Agents 500 or
&i,75 per If dozen. Send all orderB TO q. L.
BRIGGS. IA Dearborn St, Chicago, IN. sug4:242
600 AGENTS WANTED-In every
OUU City, County, Town pad Hamlet In Ohio, to
sell 0R0SBY'S LIFE OF LINCOLN.
Printed on superior paper and bound in CLOTH Libra
~ and Parlor Editions; containing the Early BBtO-
~ and Political Career, together with the Speeches,
MESSAGES, P~rOclamations and other Docamenta IL
lu.tratve of his eventful Administration andfthe
scenes aud events connected with his Tragic Rnd.
se ofsr no fabulous inducements to Agents, but
will say the work Is hyperion IN many points to any
low offered to the public, and all who subscribe to
the work will contribute 20 a fund with which .
Monument i TO be erect d in memory Of the Great
Departed. Books now ready for de IysryrJly 3llt.
For terms and territory address B.6. GkEEh,
Room No 4, American Building, over Leader oflce,
Cleveland, o.. yy3ls249
GENTS WANTED-$6 70 SO 9 da7
II pa d to good Agents, male or female, 70 sell the
Wilson Sewing Mschine- 1t will stitch, hem, FL,
tuck, cord, bind, guilt and embr0der beautifully.
II has been decided IA the U. s.. Court. that the
Wfhon Sewing Machine is no Infringement. Tor
terms and particulars, address So HENDERSON,
Cleveland, y. JyA:Z6
knO SALESMEN WANTED-To 70. /
OUU Hcit and ill orders for the Life OF
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W. 7. SHERMAN.


It will be sold exclusively BY subscription, an q
cannot be had except through our duly authorizes
Agents. Hence those desiring copy Tor their libra
riss, should subscribe promptly, when tbs opportu-
nifty il rresantsd. 1t will DOT be sold in book stOres
and cannot be had Of US directly.
This is positive, and to in-une purchasers against
ali pogsible risks, a guarantee is given, signed by the
PubIish srs aud the agent, which ~obliRates the sub
EcTiber so take the book only when It iulhls the re-
presentations Of the Prospectus In every particular.
Agents wanted throughout the War. Exclusive
territory given, and liberal terms offered The fol-
Iowinf extracts fr m reports OF Agents viii serve 70
show the success OF those Just commencing to can
yas, One reports IS snbFc' ibers for the first day.
Another, Monday, 25i Taursd y, II; Friday. 9; sa-
furday. Is; total for four days, 63. Another, % for
four days Another, 80 for three days. Another,
% la siX days. Another, 50 In oDe week. Another,
3giD three days Another, . in three days. Another
81 in a week. The Hverase number OF subscribers
nar dag for each agent, as taken fr IN the reports for
lat week, that came in Tuesday morning Isl which
Il an extraordinary result, considering the heavy
rains throughout the country, and the fac that
MANY OF our agents are disabled folders who are
unable TO work all the time.
Send for q circular and blank application, inclrsing
81 Tor an outfit, and Mentioning several counties ii
tn order Of your choice. We give only two or three
townships 10 begin with, but hold in reserve 3 large
field for each agent, 50 that En extension o. territory
can be granted after 3 proser trial, II found mutual
~ desirable
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HSSSSN
General Fire, Hhrine and Life Insur.
aDee Agent
Once, OVatt's Exchange, foot Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
AfPREsrHTs TIE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
Buotsye Mutual Ins. Co., cleveland, Aass.
Ohio, (Fire and MArin6) -..S 246.IlR
Market Fire "a -. ST4z2o
Futon F1rB " " R0IpoU
Norwich Fire IuJ. Co., Norwich, o.. l25.2Af
North Western q" OsWego, N. Y. 2AO,77S
asE York Life View York. 8,65S,S65
Phoenix Marine Ins. DC. Of BroOl I'm
N Y, cash
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED PSIp-
Particular attention given TO the adjustment %
Marine Losses. L.. D. HUDSON,
Agent and AdiustSr.
Cart. 9. a. GARDEsE. Nsrlne Inspector. fels.RS
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9Th q den DISK enormous Lions
fresh from the forest, untamed md
unsubdued, save By this best con-
q1eror, whose dRing exploit at
Astlsy's AmphItheatre, London.
won him endGTing fame. This glo-
rfOus act consisted IN going One
into 3 whole bsrd Of beasts which
had escaped from their cage and
devouret . poor fellow who fell In
their way, and by bis mysterious
power, qHelling their rage and
.hirst for blood, and leading them
back to thsir dsns. Mr.. Crockett
will appear at each Performance.
in their enormous cage, feed them
with raw meat from his naked
hand, and demonstrate his control
over them by making them ger
form . Bumber OF mAnruVres and
novel eVOlutinns. During an IN
tsrval in the Circus performance,
mr.. Crockett will 20 through his
daring and wonderful entertain
ment within the imme.ss
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!. 3. hTUHALW0UN1 ETW
$40 Broadway, N. Y.

$40 Broadway, NY
tir-Crlonel 5 NJ Bowman, an acquaintance OF
niue since 1858, and more recently in the service
Of the United tates, has rad access to my OToe
and letter DO Ks, embracing copl 5 Of all ord-Is
made, end letters v lit n b. me since the whit rs
Life and t~erVices aud no other person has had
such an opportunity to read my secret thoughts aud
acts L believe him TO be IN pOsss sioa Of all au-
thentic fact that can interest the Raner-l reader.
I am 80, ". 7. sHERMAE,
Mafor GeuaraI
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LOST.

T OST.-MONDAY EVENING-oN
IL Euclid Avenue, between Perry and Ere streets,
q Valencennes Lace handkerchief The finder VII
b. literally rewarded BY leaving the same At this
Office. augl6Z
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WANTEU-Agents Tor GhANTA AND
w MS CAMPAIGNS: A MILITARY BlOaRAPHY.
b. Henry OOppie, Editor ofths ~. S. Service Meg
azine. vol, SyO., Illustrated. This work will be
in every particular Trustworthy and aecuratC-writ-
ten By the LieuteuRnt-Geheral sl ife-lODg frien1, from
official documents and private reeJras, put xc'us-
lively into his hands, 1t cannot fan 70 meet every To-
Quirement ofthe public expectation.
1t Is being prepared In the most thorough manner,
will DO printed on fine paper, and handsomely bound,
and be illustrated with numerous portraits on steel,
and by maps and plans of all the principal battles re-
corded. The free access enjoyed by the author 10 the
private records of the several Commanding Generals,
ems b es him 70 present the INNER OFFICIAL HIS
TORY ofthess Great Campaigns, and prepare such q
work As no one else possibly can do.
No History OF the Rebellion, however complete, can
fill its place, fr all histories are more genera and
not 90 specific in their character ana SC Jpe. 1t Is not
within the province Of the general historian to give
narratives and incidents such Is will lend a popular
obarm nd inAaraat 20 sgraut and hLs CenPaieus,-
Or such 3 particular history OF each regiment, q will
render this q work of absorbing interest TO an who
fhose who had friends and relatives thus engaged and
70 the general reader.
IT will be sold eIclusiveJ BY subscription, and
Cannot be had except through our duly authorized
agents. Hencs those desiring q copy Tor their HOra-
Ties should subscribe promptly Wheg the oppOrtuni-
~ is presented. 1t will not be sold In bookstores,
and cannot be had Of Us directly.
This il positive, but a binding guarantee is issued
n each subscriber, signed BY Us and the Agent, 10
he Effect that unless copies when presented Tor de-
livery shall be il every PARTICULAR as good as repre-
senteJ, he shall be under no obligation Whatever to
49, them. @. \. VENT co.
Western Publishers,
IS West Fourth st., Cincinnati, o.
81 dearborn st., Ohicago, III
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WANTED-A COMPETENT COOK.
w Apply at 10 Lake street. auRI6.Z36
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8 Webt 4 7uTUI BLTteIl NIuCIluaiIl UHIl-
81 Dearborn stoeet, Chicago, ILL., a~ugl6:ZSIWae
WANTED-A FEW ACTIVE IN
w ~telige7t business men to canvass this city and
take orders from merchants, manufacturers and
business men for n speciality OF great importance t.
them. Men Of talent can make $40 per day. Apply
At IS Superior street. augl5:237
WANTED-A Practical Joiner wants
w q situation in some country town, where he IN
have steady employment, and house for his family.
Address Box AZ. Meadvlle Post-Ofice. augl4:Z6
WANTED-Agents TO sell "OUR GREAT
w CAPrAKs." The Life and Campaigns Of Grant,
Sherma aud sheridan. in enc vol. Address imme
datey, B.. $. GREEN, Room 4, American Building,
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WANTED-Two No. l Second Hand
w FLUE BOILERS, 20 feet long, 3-in diameter.
Apply Immediately TO Il. i. OULLUA, Msadyile.
Pa an yIf-ggT
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w ness men Of this city are requested TO apply
Z T Clerks, Sales sen and B0ok-ksspers, and all EN-
ployers, to the Agony Of the Sanitary Commission,
No, 50 Bank St., where discharged Soldiers will be
found willing and anxious to work. Good reference
will be given, and no charge made, Our citizens
will rene nbert that the ranks Of our army have m
braced young men Of the first talent and educstiOn,
and that honesty Rnd efficiency may be relied on
9TH our Boys IN Blue. The books OF this AGENCY
now show the folio wing Young men 10 want Of situ-
atoms: 2 Book keepers, p Clerks. Statesmen, &c I, 3
Farmers, 3 Teamsters, y Railroad Brakes nrn aud
FiTemen, q Train-Doys, 3 Watchmen,1 Gardener !
Porter, 3 Drivers and Ostlers, 8 have no trade and
will do any thing s disabled from wounds aud wish
light employ nent, L whose left arm is useless, and is
willing TO do any labor that can be Performed with
one hand
Please send in your orders and aid thrse discharged
men TO earn an honest living. Apply TO SO Back st.,
cleveland. augl4:2s6
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MANIFESTATION AND ROBE
W Anyone having a good Sleigh and Robe, which
th7y wish to dispose Of at this season low, can tnd
q purchaser by leaving address at CANNON &
u hiver street. auRl6 2s6
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DIN or WILn LIOEst
REpQuIN ARARs

. EAnO III uuEloeFS VIII q psar In
their wonderful and characteristic
feats at each exhibition. There IL
no race Of p,Opls on the globe
. around which centers more thAtfs
interesting to The public in gene
raj, and the historical stadent in
particular, than the race TO which
these 1.-The and graceful nomadE
belong. Whether considered IN
relation to the peooliar life they
: lead the beautiful and strAnRstra
diti1ns which they hold, their Al.
Gent life and habits As described
IN the Bible their preponderanee
IN poetry and song, their
Pot0ers Of Physical Endurance.
And their almost mi,aeuIous skln
As horsemeD, they challenge our
\ wonder and respect. Those At.
tsehed TO this estahli,hm-nt are
= noble specimens OF their tribe, and
present all the peouIiArities Of
their people. while IS Gymnuss.
Hosntrers and AerobGb, they are
without parallel
. Prominent among the attractive
1tslent Of the arena are such artists
as
4 Miss Lucy Watson.
Che b@sG iful and Charming Enc.
liah Equts,rienne, whose oareaT IN
america has been marked bV a
succession Of trinmphs unprece-
dented in Arenlc annals.
Charles Fish
The wonderful Bareback Rider.
Watson Brothers.
Ths popular 'cenic a BbAkespe-
riaa Artists, and great 0lympi n
Performers.
Johnny Mack
Che Humorous Comedians And
Clowns.
william HOLLOWAY.
Principal Btier 3. d Great Somer.
sault Performer.
Il. JOhmSOn,
Batout Leaper and General Eques-
trian.
The COnklin BrOfhera
The Wonderful Cannon Bail Per.
iormers and Comic Rosturists,
Wessrs. Price and HannAn
The y imitable, daiog and thrill
ling Irapeze Performers.
POUR CLOVES,
Forming q Comic QUA tetts. com.
prising SAH LOSs, the great Amer
lcan clown; PETE CoKKLIN, the
Menus Of the Ring; JoH.HY MAO.
the BuItol Of the Arena; LIrrL6
Mac, Modern Grimaldi.
I'LL Nv -
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q, +. VENT d q
"a EETEpN DnnTTGuU

IS West F iurth street, cincinnati, Ohio.
"a Dearborn stneet, Chicago, LII. augl6:23SIW
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me Danger Of the HOur-PrOhabIe
Attempt 4 Kepudiate n National
Debt.
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FOR

4 and act We man TO 20 into business with q capital
OF from 81 so to S2,001 to engage in the manuiacture
and 5 ale u a most valusbls artisie, Gust patented)
used by Druggists, Cnemists and Photographer.
Aad-es5 for Particular a. once Drawer 2, ReyennA,
Ohio EuRJ0.Z37
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FOUR CLOVES,

OD6 OLO
forming q Comic QUA tetts, com.
prising sam long, the great Amer
lcan clown; PETE CoKKLIN. the
Menus Of the Ring; JoH.EY MAO,
the Burtol Of the Arena; LIrTL3
Mac, Modern Grimaldi.
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8. B. HOWESrespeotfullyinfor ms
the publio that this IL the sroond
season Of his establishment In Amer
q, alter sn absence Of seven years
10 Europe, bringing TO thIh country
the MT
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M lyons VELVET CLoAKs
LEGRAIN
Has inst received from the LHADING MAGA4
ZINES Of PARIS, pc r. N. s. JAVA, one cas4
of LYONS VELVET CLCAKS In BASoUlNESa
CIRCULARS and SACQoES
They are unique In design and md q x ne very
WORKMANSHIP; in fact, they are "CHEFn
D'GUVREn
LEGRAIN
729 Broadway,
Corner Waverley place.
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DRY GOODS.

INDIA CANEL's HAIR sHAwLs-rHE FACT IS NOW
bitterly and strangely co1tradiced BY other desier that
Shaws are select and reasonable price THAI
any IN town j. RUSSELL 80 Wooster street, q
third door Yellow Auity.
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-. Watctas Damansa AID all kinda oi Jswe ry French
jAiier spanish loken. Doans negotiated 81 Broadway
loom 10. 4
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Aqiai-ss-ss.ssss.sAtaes- - y aS'sR~~s
So it will be seen that only shout
BALI those subject to drsfs 10 the econty
have paid in their insurance.
Anefhcient canvass.Ofthe city and eoun-
ty should be made, and those who are able
to pay the sum aud Who refuse to do so
should be placed on the record, The
men to sill the quota can be readily OBJ
tanned II the money is paid ia so as to
insure the prompt payment Of the boun-
ty II them onsy-is mo-. promptly paid
volunteering viii cease or at leAat The
payment Of the bounty will be delayed.
Let all come up promptly to the work
aud we will be able to Anaeapcs the
quota filed within three days. beyond
question, ahead Of ell others -.