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TELEaRAPHIu NEWS.



The Resfstratlon In GeoFHi a-An
Order from General Pope. -
Augusta, GA, August 13.-The regis
tration returns from forty -seven counties
give about &, 900 black voters and . ma
jority over tho whites Of, 6,s7s. No re-
turns are yet In from the districts where
the whites are largely In the ascendant.
Il is believed that on the final returns the
whites will have clear majority Of. over
900, though many Of them do not regis
ter. !, 4, .....1,- -. -'.iiuosa ~ 20
The following order hss,bsen Issued by
General Pope ! !<,eGG .l545s 4 - ....''
General Order, No. 4s. ,.rs 20 -
Frst.-fhe commanding General has
become satisfied that the civil officers of
this military district are only. observing
his order prohibiting them from using any
influence to>deter or dissusde the people
from reconstructing the State governments
under the recent acts Of, Congress 80 far
a their own personal conversation is con-
cerned, and are at the same time, by
their official patronage, encouraging
newspaper, which are almost with
out exception opposing reconstruction
and obstructing and embarrassing civil
officers appointed by the. military Of the
district in the performance of their duties
by denunciation and threats; Of future
penalties for their official acts, and snch
use Of the patronage Of their offices is SIM
ply an evasion-perhsps unintentional-of
the General Order above referred to, and
is, tn fact, an employment Of the ma
chinery Of the Provisional State Govern
ment to defeat the execution Of the re-
construction acts. s.s, -:Cds-. -
Sscond.-It is therefore ordered that all
advertisements or other official publica-
tions heretofore or to be- hereafter pro-
vided for by State or municipal laws or
ordinances be given by the proper civil
authorities Whose duty it is have such
publication made) to such newspapers only
as have not opposed and do not oppose
reconstruction under the acts Of Congress,
nor attempt to obstruct in any manner the
civil officers appointed by the military au-
thorities of this district in the discharge of
their duties by threats Of violence, OF pro-
secution, or other penalty, as soon as mill
tsry protection is withdrawn for acts per-
formed In their official capacity. I
IRird.-All officers in this military dis
trict, and all officers Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, and all Boards of Registration, or
other persons in the employment of the
United States, under its military juris-
diction, are directed to give prompt at
tention to the enforcement of this order,
and to make immediate report to these
headquarters Of any civil officer who vio-
lates its provisions. Fr"f , 90. -.'@.. :
By command of Major General PoPE.
The weather is hot and cloudy.
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From, Washingtoinl.

). WAsHINsTpN, August Al3.-There is no
authority for the use of General Stead
mans name in connection with the War
Department. -- .'.
The Court Of Claims has decided that
there is no appeal from its decisions in the
cotton cases.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, August 1873 P. M
There was full meeting of the Cabinet
to-day, including General Grant as Secre-
tary of War. -.......
It is stated that General Custar is at
Fort Ripley under arrest by General Han
cocks orders. 5r.s,'~r. So. III
The revenue receipts to-day were $685.
900. 80 q. E>a1 p 30 -
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fa Rayases u shs Rls9ase
( NEW York, Anguas Il. Adyices Hom
Mauritins 70 the 9Th Of Nay say the piasue
has killed 10000 psrsons IN ono MONTH
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General r. B. Hayes, member of Con-
sress from the second district Of Ohio, has
rendered his resignation, which has been
accepted, and Governor Cox has ordered
s sne vacancy to be filled at the October
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Registration I'm South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, August l3.-The number
Of whites registered to-day was 17S
blacks, 5l2. = ~ . -. -. +. ~ :
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rroia aava.I.ah.

SAVANNAH, August ia British
schooner arrived here this morning from
Nassau with secret orders regarding the
late piratical case Of the United States
Ts. Clarke, ~ 49,.
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1zEN THOUSAND DOLLARS M
i WORTH OF BOOTS, SHOES. hats,

WORTH or BOOTS, SHOES. bats,
AND TRUNKS, must and shall be sold att u
rrraatsst bargains ever offered can be had st MI
oHAEL GUESTS Boot and Shoe Emporium ~
Broad street, ons door from Henry Wensel;, The
Congress- CATERS, from o. 20 up; l,eos pair. Mo.
rocco Boots from q up 500 pairs Children. Serge
ana Rossttsd Ankle fies, ssc. 500 pairs without
heels. SO. 90 pairs Chiidren's Fancy Tip Boots,
sc. Mems oxford's, from u up; Mems Boots,
chance. u. GUNSf, AZ Broad street.
i've doorB from BYsedsn Fox.
Custom work made up In the BEST style.
friendsl - nc spzI5-tsgs-t jy13-sm
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pOCKLAND SCHOOL, AT GREEN
IL WOOD DEPOT. 1LBEHARLl COUNTY,
YA.-Tho twelfth annual lsssion Of this school
will open on, the ID dsy Of september next and
close the last Of the following June. -
: The cour.s OF Instruction y thoroughly pfspa.
ratory for the University Of Virginia 10 the Eng.
In Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. -
Ar. JOHN, MURRAY, . Master Of Arts OF the
University Of Virginia, who assisted IN the school
before The WAT, WIN resume his place In the school
the next zession. $F.-t
Terms for tuition and board, laso per session, In
psySbls one .hsif the ID Of september, and the
other half the lss Of Fsbruaryoe
Wood. % per cord. Washing, el.5o per month.
Pupils furnish th cir own towels md lights.
( = Rsy;WILLtAA DIawlDDli, No,
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4 LBBMARLE FEMALE INsTI.
II TUTE, CHARLOTTBgyILLy,..v A.-ssssion
1875 viii begin NOH DAY, September 1s: and
snd June rs. Course Of study as hefstofore, and
adapted to the object Of enabling and inducing
girls to make real ssttsinmsnt In learning. sxult
Charges for entire session, In eurrsncy: Iag u
Board, washing, fusl, lights, and tuition. ESQ
Music on piano and uss Of instrument.... .... 50
Drawing. TO-, At usual ratss. Payments half In
advance. Boarders furnish towels. t.sesE7l
Address -asTss 5suI JOHN HART j.. A.,..i
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FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
I 90 .'..- LADIES.

FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
T. -. ',. LADIES': ,-
Principals. Mr.. and Hrs. Chaslss b. AeB.str;
Head Of Scholastic Department, hi1 Dunsan
CEnglish Iitsrsturs and BslLss. Lstssfs. ~. As-
Modern Languages, Professor Lsonss Eahillen,;
Vocal .and instrumental Ausic, Professor II.
Drawing and Painting. Processes D.A. woss.
This 'insiiitu.ior vall DO opened "a MONDAY.
September leth. Tho FIRST session Of the chests
year slosss January slst The second s>as!oa
June soth, 8 gai.s 9c.af q
the old Frederick road, tWo miles from the Vsa..
EN- Limits OF Baltimore and, witAio sasy access %
the Catonsytlfe passenger railway that eonasn'-
The number 81 pupils vili B. limited to s~,nsy.
Circulars, giving further particulars, may b.
and INIT h BASHG bookstore, Charles stfset.
For admission, spply to me- c. H MoBkAik.
through tbs Baltimore post. ofacs, boz 1874:
Bfs ~ ao--2m
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SECOND DISPATCH.

TheIPOlitical Complexion Of the Ken.
lucky Legislature.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August l3.-The Ken
lucky Legislature stands as follows !:
Senate.-Democrats, 90; Radical, s.. Third
party, 4. House.-Democrats, IS; Radi-
Gals, IL; Third party, 4. -.
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III CITRMBEf AT 4. GUHsT 3 CO.'S; U6an
For Boots, Shoes, Hats. and Trunks cal H
and sixth streets, and get some of those -
sIcelisnt CATERS at Sl.2s Morocco Shoes, $l;15;
Caifsfin Balmorals, S.eo Children,s Shoes, 2se.
caters 81 rs and UPWARDS. AL our goods viii be
sold 70 defy composition. Country merchants VIII
IN air purchsses Call soon at A. Gunst b Co.'S
Don't forget the number-sos Broad street between
FIJI ~ Ia snu o.> A. GUEST l. co.
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a MALE SCHOOL viii be opened In
General JKNKS d. LAM and Nr. MODIJAH
MEADE, both experienced teschsrs. The pupils
Of this school VIII be p1sPafsd foT the Uniysnity
For circular and further particulars apply TO
eth or Of tbs shovel named Esntlsmen, box aso
Richmond, Va. -. ~ Ism
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.-The
ID second session Of this School will begin on
the 1st Of October and close ON the 3sthi Of june
following, Major JOHN J. RIIvH, HF..JAHxS B..
BAKRR, Major EDWARD CUyEIHeHAn, Jr.. and
Captain 3. b. CuNSIHaHAN, Jr., will be sssocistsd
with me In the instruction and government Of the
school. tIa ~ HEE - .& Ea ~ !.
TERMS FOE THE SESSION.: Three hundred and
dfty dollars In currency. There ara no extra
charges except for fuel and Lights, which Will cost
each pupil about as. se-t. ~ =. r#E. /
For information or admission apply % the sub
scribsr JANIS P. hOLCOAbk,
Bellevue post. ONCE, Bedford county, We.
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CCH0oL FOR SNAIL aIRIs.-
p Mss I. rHRoEEs: t 81 sHsIiaInwossrz..

We ask special attention TO the sdy1ntaese al
Ehe Preparatory Department Of the Rishmcnl rs-
male fnstituts % school for girls q ssy frem
saySn 10 thirfsen yesn Of age.
9vWiEk sxpsriensed tsachen, atdsd By ne Pfee...
dent |; with graded elsssss, fas Yeons, and ampsi
play grounds, the sucesssof this department Has
been very great We confidently refer to any OF
daughters.
{ Chafgssonly eI Per tsrn Of three months.
For further Information - to this or ~ 10 tfSf
higher departments ofthe Ipstftnts, spply 10
-re5 ,sE.s GdCHARLn II. Ins1ons =. A..
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THE UNDERaIGNED will leave this
eity on or shout the 1t Of 6sptemb:r next On
1,st.y n ehinsso. ne viii be prepared 70 under
= =. =, ioS alton uAkteIs Of enatnsss en-
trnsts4 to his sttsntion 10 the city q cnfeagoor
state OF nhno's. e''ssSinss PLEAsA1rs,
suu-,v Anesusy st Lsw, RishDonS, w.
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DEv. T. q. DAsHIEL Will resume
III, the INSTRUCTION of Q small number of
youths on MONDAY, 30th Of September next. Ap-
plcations for vacancies In the GLASS. may be made
10 Mr.. WIN. 3. IgAAOe or to No. s3s Fourth street.
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GENUINE LUBIN's EXTRACTS
NJ for the handkerchief,
L1Bis,s XiSLsr ana RARl TOILET
LuBlE's LAXtapys WATER,
PkRINA COLOGNE, =.
NIGNOL1A WATxR,
FLORIDA WATER,
and other ans psrfunsry, for sale By
aus s.e 1loa0 strees.
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Destructive Fire.
SAN Francisco, August l9.-The bust
ness portion of Benicia, including forty
houses, has been destroyed by fire. -
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DoCKLAND AMI BALTIMoRE.1
Ii LINKING barrels frsaA 1cekle1d LINZ. I'll. II
pnAs lhipN1g order, IN store aac3saesass Ss's
au . ~ss'
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CHOT. 900 bagsa assorted New York
- ~ csG nv i0' sac iHARyIys 4 WILLIAMS,
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GELECT SCHOOLING School viii
y reopen October !, 1857. Ancient Languages,
Modern Languages, and Mathematics taught.
pertinent, &C., OF sseh pupil. -.
TsHxs: Eighty dollars Per session. payable
Refers 70 Judge James D. Hslyburtou, next door
to the post.o Mce, and to my patrons generally.
-au d-lm E.is E'r GSIDQEY Il. 0WkNe, il. ,
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SC6COL.-
u At LOCUST GROVE, In Albsmsris eoanty.
Va, the former location Of DR. ess.ner Harri.on's
school, one and . half miles from Greenwood de-
pot, YiTYinia Central railroad. PrsvarAsnsy te
the Untvsnity Of Virginia In Ancient and Modern
Labgusg q, ksthsmAfies. n sturAl sHA 1eraa esi.
encea, and the Rnglish branches. =. ...-s-.-E
The Principals are graduates OF the univessify
OF Yifgis 10 all the slbjects taught 10 the school,
and have I'D successful experience Of foaI, eigh
and ten years, respectively as teachers in schools
OF high grade, Including those Of DI 0sssnss aas-
DENY. Rdgeworth Female Seminary, =. C.. Hon.
Z. II. r. Hunters select school, and others.
,fTlRMs Fer tuition and board, inclp9isg incl.
washing. and lights, fox ten months list September
TO nth JIme), SIS In currency, bali IN sdvanss.
balance LIST Of February. Only two boys In !
room. Hoard IN ihs, beat ssyls Sos siresisr. ID
Post. ON 3. Grsenwood Dspos, Albsnaris sosnsy,
Va. e b. n. B. WOOD, Principal.
AZ TTG o1e::r Assosiats PnnaipAls. &C.,
Rsisrsnas 10 lnvitsd 70 The Fsenlty Of ths Usi-
vssity of Virginia and 70 the yAsons snt ssstsa's
of al1 the schools In vhiSh Vie psinetpa,s AAys
taught. -. go, - IL t9-asv10
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, con n,ad WON.


WOOD AND COAL.-The subscriber,
w thankful for the liberal patronage extended
inform bis friends and the public generally thss
and PINE W0OD, coal and g0KK, .. ths lowest
MARKET prices. siWEg WOOD slxs1s On hand.
81 tcas Basin bank and Tenth street
NC. P. LAUGHroN. IL with me-, and Win be
pleased g sss his friends and eussonasrs. - 2
WOOD, 4WoOD.-A. full supply Of
w OAK and PINE WOOD on hand, sswsd and
10 ill., e. iiinx:aoksI ESaHI seT ssis;
-aAia-sst 81 . - ! .ka.z II -. AO01E:
FHE DOVER CoMPANYs PRICES
.4s1OHAuHUef 8 x. asxpr1 read asa sirsa
LUMP COAL for gr4ss 80. -, .... 90
HAIL COAL, III CRATES and stoves. ~
AvERAaH COAL. for Crates and snginss-.-.: - 81
NHRCQAL, fog shops and engines. ........,,. 20
ov1H COKE. ior cooking purposes ............ = ~
i LIBERAL arrangements ~ to payment made With
ls<ss sonsumsn DESIRING to lsy In their winter
'cRe s g s1h stree. n... u. !"
OoAI.- AND WooD.-I am, prepared
Otofurnish the bsstANTHRACIfH coal, for
s.o si'as xbE Ssss eo
WOoD. Those In need would do veil 20 give ma o
.a' q lam determined to effoRnSSis.:p Aax
oase ii Dr.. o. 4. strseksrs, opposiss Old assEs.,
Main street. ~. a = 800 Ism. 1
MIDLOTHIAN LUMP CoAL.-The
ds;.f So skIoS Ts
second door, Will receive prompt attention.
> IL ". - &c. q 49, = y q :. :. @ y i
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TOHN DOoLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
d faeturer and Dealer, l2il Eagle Square,
Main street, Richmond, Va, is daily rece!y:
ing and manufacturing al styles OF aapless
boys from the lowest to the highest price Fur
and Silk Dress Hats Of all grades; ,,,,,..
Just received q very beautiful lot OF Mtnt23y
Caps, for officers and privates.
Wholesale merchants would do well to call.
~ l6 z..H.r4s.r -taassa.a. Il
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DIEDMoNT INSTITUTE,

MRS. &. K. MEADE, PRINcIPAL.
The hftseuth annual session OF this school will
begin on the 18th OF September and end about the
25th OF June. For further particulars, apply, 10
the Principal at Charlottesville =. - = ~ Ism
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THE HOPEDALE HOME SCHOOL,
Il sIOR GIRLS win reopen on che lat o. osts.
ters. The usual branches OF Bngstyh, ryoneb,
Latin, and usic are aught, with careful trAininf
flIHs: ..Yos board and tuition, sics per bali
session; Assie. e.p..
Rives, Hon. B. J. Barbour. Nsssn. WeIiinstoi.
Gordon, and Colonel JohnIx. Psttoa- ~
Ny address Is Gotham DsIot. AlhsMasIs
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.

MO SHODDY t'*
IN WE SECURE THE BEST IN THE MARKET,
and will sell ct Z
~. VERY SMALL ADVANCE.
ara constantly making additions to our stock-not
from auctions-but from the best makers In the
turn out at short notice any style of BOOT OF
SHOE. -.----=-
: Our PAPER COLLARS are good enough to suit
them cheap. A new wrinkle about our Plain Col.
lar Is, you soil them on one side, turn them and
soil igain then split them open and you WIZ
49, JESSE J. UNDERHILL,
--.. .r..g :, b.. r~=rrs- CHARLES J. GRINHAN,-
iyl7 500 Broad street. corner OF Third.
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EHAtIEAXS CHOOL-The tenth ses-
and eiose The ssh OF Jane following,
sfEEHs J., Board and. tuition pr sesaion eses.
d. foi,rnsr lst. 10 extra changes. -.
Tor further particulars eddISss
saul-in - 80 ~ halifax Courthouse VA.
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SOUTHERN. FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICRHoND.- vi.-The f6aYtssnth snnual
session Of this school win commence on. the fISe
nsoApk1 IN October and close on The ist OF July.
ysrsity, OF ths Virgins Military institute, Of VII
liam and Mary, and Of HAmpdsn Sidney colleges.
For giving course Of studies md terms
u h-tOct7 D. .LII POWELL. Pfinsipal.I
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CT. JOSEPHs SELECT, SCHOOL,
- CORN BIB OF FOURTH AND MARBHALI
STREETS will re. open on MONDAY the ID day Of
September next Pupils will find much to their
advantage TO be present at the opening Of the SEES
sion. The Parochial gcool attached will open on
the same day. "a 6-tlstS
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Nr. C., p, IAUGHroH. ID with me, and Win be
pleased 20 sec his friends and euatomsIs. - ~
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: 4 MEI.IA9 ACADEMY-A SELRGl'
II Observation-Disclosures In lumbar, preparatory q,
the Uniye nity OF Virginia, opens ffRST MONDAY
In OCTOBGK and elo4ea Nth an examination las.
Terms for session Of ten months: Board ssd tsi
hon $500 payable tlso October Let, eOe March fst
For oirculif, DC, address AAttoax post-ones.
j. so-atsWS.* WILLIAM n. HARRunx.
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AISS JULIA e. WHITING WILL
lNl resume the lntiSa OF b or SCHOOL o. tAS afst
NON0lY IN Aoptsmbsr, It 10 7sscona stree be.
tween Main and Cary. "A sska1e OF the pabnc %.
tronsEs y eAynsst3y solisited.S ..y} = sal
TBiMs: Reasonable. e.- NaE7s Sgs ~
Refers, By pesniseaou, 10 xsy. 4. B. anith, Ham.
S S:ns,,d =; i,s Sn. i s11
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FRANKFORT, August l3.-United States
bonds fat. aslgZJ -.
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"A HPEN HILL2 AGA DEN
"A J. 4 CLASSICAL AID MAfHxAA1lCAL
Board and .ait,on. psr. ssssion tnins nontSs,.
pomme ncing October 1t, eS>s. f.I
For circular, addrsss G.. J. KkGPn
1Y19~3t1VtOl .tN 4
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-18

A BENNINGTON "GRRRYHoRS" Sold
A clever sort Of a pudding head made
his appearance on our Streets few days
since, and was sauntering by the Custom
House, gaping at the great granite col
umns and high steps, when very nice
looking gent stepped down and asked
him how long he had been In town, He
told the fellow with the big seal and
chain and nice clothes that he had been
away from home, which was in Benning-
ton, Vermont, just two days, and had let
himself out to a gentleman in Westches.
ter County to take care of his farm for
"forty dollars month and found" The
nice gentleman told him that he could
do better by him than that, and offered
to give him sixty dollars month to
take care OF his garden out in the sub.
urbs, and more than that, would pay a
months wages in advance. The Yer
monter bit at the high wages, and was
asked TO wait q moment while ne went
into the sank to get a check cashed.
| The fellow went into the bank, but came
out and asked the Countryman if he had
any money, saying the cashier was ou.,
| and he had q check for one hundred dol
lars. The countryman produced big
old fashored wallet, and said he had
abont forty dollars. The other one said
"that was just the change; you give me
forty dollars, take the check for hun
bred, go into the bank and wait few
minutes, when the cashier will be back
and l will join you after running over &c
the post-ottice to get my letters" Would
you believe 1.-THE countryman actually
handed over the forty dollars to perlec
stranger, took the check and leisurely
walked up the steps and into the bank
where he waited about an hour or so
until he was asked what he wanted
when he told his story. Suffice it to S..
his quondom employer has not Coined
him yet.-N. Y. Correspondence Of Bosto'
Herald
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traveller might be experienced most of all
in matters relating to his own country
and the Greciau Abdertes passed still
more stringent statute, that no one
should travel unattended by some APP
proved mentor, that his meat, drink and
apparel during his absence should be
prescribed by his guide, and that no one
should presume to venture beyond the
isthmus of Corlnth, or be absent longer
than year. What we need, however,
Is not TO contlne ourselves to more IN
innate acquaintance with our own land,
but to gain, as people, greater
breadth of Information, and more cos
mopolitan range of ideas. All Rnowl'
edge is great and useful only by compar-
ison and a personal intimacy with the
relics of the mighty past, will do very
much to assist US to truer appreciation
of the blessings of our own day. 1t Is
moreover of eminent importance, that
we should grow into closer knowledge
of the habits, customs, and idiosyncra-
sizes of other peoples, and thereby rid
ourselves OF little supernuous bombast
and natl onal Conceit The facilities for
foreign travel, and the interest mani
tested in it have never been so great as
in the present year, and the Great Expo
sition will do much towards smotheriug
down its hardships, and bringing man.
kind into a more benefcent intimacy.
The duties OF every traveller are man
ilest, although, it is to be feared, they
receive less attention than they deserve
at the hands of Americans generally
We are much less observant of the littlC
amenities OF social intercourse, while or
our travels, than many other nations
especially the Frenchman or the Span
lard. We each necessarily form a mem
Der of temporary family, composed 0
all those who may be thrown into con
tact with US, in the same vehicle, or a
the same table and it is undeniably OBJ
ligatory on US to remember those htti
attentions ana acts of selt-denial, whicl
are indeed triding in themselves, bu
which 90 far towards Willing ava
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{ Manners arc mot idle, but the fruit
OF loyal nature, and OF noble mind.
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4 matters beside our public meals
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8 nations, OF eating as if a devourin
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