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National Republican., 1876-10-06

1923 NEW YORK AVENUE. 1923
THOS. M. SHEPHERD,
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FIT
ING.
GAS FIXTURES.
The largest and best assorted designs in the city,
giit; exquisite Toilet and Newell Lights: portabies
and reading Lights, Pendants, Brackets, &C., in
endless variety At Philadelphia wholesale prices.
MANTELS
OF the newest and most elegant styles in marble,
slate and carved walnut, and at the lowest prices.
CRATES
In silver, rilt. bronze and nickel, Of handsome
design and fnish.
LATROBES. y
A dozen different styles, including the May
flower, y, silver Palace, ~ social, B0ynton,s
put up In the best manner, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
RANGES.
Idcsirc to call special attention to the EMPIRE
market for cooking and baking, also for heating
stories above. Also on hand the ''Dcfance,'
.'Chilson,' spartan and other ranges at very
low prices.
GAS STOVES
For heating and cooking complete with furniture.
Etnas, Monitors, sc for the sick room.
FURNACES.
am prepared to furnish any STYLES of furnace,
either portable set in superior manner in brick
at reasonable rates.
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING,
Employing none but the most skillful workmen,
am prepared TO execute all orders promptly, andin
a superior manner, and at the lowest price.
THOS. M SHEPHERD
1E3 NEW YORK AVENUE. 1423
National Republican., 1876-10-06
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-HOUSE IN THE WEST END.
No. ls20G street northwest; three-story pressed
brick 'front.' with all modern conyenences; 10 rooms.
Easy erms. Apply 70 A. 8. WORTHINGTOS, on
the premises, or B. H. WARNER, corner Seventh
and streets. oc6-5 st
National Republican., 1876-10-06

B, II. WARNER, Sevent and Z streets. Ocl
Ak STREET ETNORTHEAST-FOR RENT
re- French-roOf Brick House, 10 rooms: all mod
ern Improvements; cheap rent to good, permanent
tenant. Key at 709 Market Space. seSO-3t
100 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST
lOH House for rent. Apply to l.. +. CLARK,
lib street. se3-6t
National Republican., 1876-10-06

and streets. ocs-
- exchange the same for bqildin g5briek;
sel2-2w Real Estate gent. 7ls Flfteenth street.
FOR SALE.
We offer the following list of unredeemed pledges
and commission goods at great bargains. Every
article is fully warranted:
DIAMONDS, solitaire and in cluster.
WATCHES, In solid gold or silver cases, Amer
CHAINS, solid Il, "A and 49, karat gold.
RINGS, the best assortment in the city.
BRACELETS, solid gold or filed, tyery size.
STUDS, every kind, solid II and Is-karat gold.
sLEEXE BUTTONS, every design; o,
.LOCKETs, iady's or gentlemanSs, of rich de-
PINS. every kind, new and secondhand.
EARRINGS, to match the pins or separate.
CLOCKS, American, English or Ere 4ch.
sikYER or sifrsr-Piated @ Hpf; sGS ware. Fet' f'
GUNS, English hreech and muzzle-loading, 10
REYOLVERS, from g. 25 to SIS, all kinds.
oPecS fS S5s or
CANES, gOld-headed and a few Others.
to describe % sH ask IS
similar goods to insure ready sale. Call and cx-
anime before pIschespf s. G0EpsTEfN f,ssThsff CO..
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS.
se27-tf \. z: Corner Tenth and streets.
EOR SALE-SEvERAL THREE-STORY
- Brick Dwellings on q and Coreoran streets,
rooms each; modern improvements and in complete
order. Terms moderate; cash payment; balance in
Riggs Co. S Bank. or to j. W. p. MYERS.
sepl2-lm Real Estate agent, rs Fifteenth street.
E,OR SALE-THREE HUNDRED ACRES
ofkASp k or any portion Of + on the & Point Of
Of Of THos. ). Brown, wheaton % 2. g., Md
Al.o, very cheap, one Lot Of S6 acres: au2-Sw
National Republican., 1876-10-06

EOR SALE-A BRICK-YARD, OR WILL
- exchange the same for buildin g-brick.
j. W. p. MYERS,
sel2-2w Real Estate Agent, us Fifteenth street.
National Republican., 1876-10-06

nR. A. PRATT, DENTIST, HAS RE
IL moved to the northwest corner oS Seventh and
d Streets Crandall's bookstore, where he will
be pleased TO see his old patrons, and the general
public te22-n
National Republican., 1876-10-06
WANTS.

AN~~~~(~~~~~~O~O0o~NN o~NNoN~OoN~OOoOo~NOCU~oCO0O
"ANTED-A FARM ON THE LOWER
w Potomac or bay. in exchange for valuable
building lots in this city. Z. X. WILSON,
Oc6-6t 5ll Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-10-06

Also, number of other houses, full particulars of
high w viii be given III lIca5ion at the offices OF
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ID e o..

HITESIIEW-On the 9th instant, in this
place, Jesse Ellsworth, youngest son OF
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. IIiteshew, aged s
months and 16 days.
HAUVER-Ncar Wolfsvillc, this county,
Mrs. s. Nj. Hauvcr, wife of Peter lIau
yer, aged 81 years.
CORUN-On the 23d ult., near Mt. Zion
Church, Mrs. Mary A. c., wife of George
G. Corun, aged % years, 2 months and
90 days.
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GLASS. GaASS!!

TUST received from the Factory large
j stock of WINDOW GLASS all sizcs
or sale
VERY LOW BY THE BOX.
apr14.9m ROOT s. CROFT.
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NOTICE.,

T HEREBY give notice to all persons
l. knowing themselves to be indebted tc
the undersigned by Note or Book Ac
count to settle the same Immediately, as
am determined to close by books.
A. F. ORNDORFF.
apri14-4t
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~ PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the firm Of
j. f. & d. G. Martin has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. The books
of said firm are placed in the hands Of D.
G.. Martin for collection, and all persons
knowing themselves TO be indebted either
by note or book account are required to
make immediate payment.
j. L. MARTIN, d. G. MARTIN.
The business in all its branches will
hereafter be carried Oh by the undersigned,
who will devote his entire attention to it.
Thankful for past favors, solicits con-
tinuance Of the same
ap14.lt ]. +. MARTIN.
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AUCTION!

A NY person or persons having any
"a goods or chattles to dispose of and
not wishing the trouble of making sale of
them will please name it to the under
signed and when have n sufficient guam
tty will then advertise and sell them for
the party, charging each one a reasonable
compensation. Also, horses, cattle and
real estate, with the understanding that
the goods will be delivered to my place Of
business by day of sale.
JOHN. +. MARTIN.
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TOWN AND COUNTY,
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.


Men and women await the coming of
the Spring hat.
Our town was lively with country peo-
pie on Saturday.
Vehicles and pretty girls were in de.
mand last Sunday.
THE Seminary will be closed on Good
F;iday and Easter Monday.
SUMNER SCHOOL. Landers will
open a summer school at the Academy on
Tuesday next.
HENRY Foreman and wife are now com.
fortably fixed on the farm along the turn
pike lear town.
Rev. James Thomas, Of Rocky Ridge,
preached in the Methodist church, this
place, Sunday last.
D. c. Martin will sell on Saturday, April
Is, fifteen acres of land near town, adjoin,
A,g the old factory.
I Mr. Jacob Reed, superintendent of the
Catoc,in ore bank drives very handsome
pair of black horses.
The newly elected commissioners give
universal satisfaction, Now do your duty
and you'll be sustained.
Constable Pcddicord seems 10 have lots
to do just now judging trom tho spry mGn-
ncr in which lie moves around
DAVID c. Martin viii embark in the sad
die and harness business in few weeks in
the room adjoining the post Office.
TWENTY seven marriage licer SEES were
issued by our County Clerk last month
five less than the same month last year
.TrsT received by J. Ed Martin, large
stock OF fresh candies oranges, nuts, &c
Gal! and examine It,
w: hear it stated that Dunkar church
will be erected sometime during the com
Ing summer near the T. B. church on the
Hill.
CONSIDERABLE sickness is said to be
prevailing in and about Wollsvilc, this
county. 'c'c'al oe"'''s nave occorFeu
lately.
BURNING brush seems to be the order of
the day and onr to"n presents Pitts
"o'S-"Nc "ppearah'''--ao laF as SMOKE Is
c'''''t"e0'
HORSE SroLEN,-A horse WAS stolen
from Il worthy colOrcd man in Washing
ton Co., last week, for which re ward Of
gov Is ""@!ea
GIIDs 4 Co. are now selling priNts at g.
: and cents a yard. to make room for
other goods CAL carly if you wan, bar
gains. II
Lon. SruLL who has been seriously IL
for the past tea DAYS, made hi.; appearance
on The street Monday las, loo.iur rlno>t
like a ghost so pale and sirkiv.
v,,,, uo,e,. N,,,i, no,, hi,.o,,.,1
,,o,,,... ,;, .o,,a ,ho o,,.,.,,.o,,o.,. ia..
cream. &C.. machine will. hereafter. be
run BY the marnanioou, J. Edward
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.o,,,iu, No,.a.. 80 o,. ,,, r,,o ,,,r,
llnh an1 ,,,., :, ,,,,C., ,,o,..o;,,. ,o.,,,,1.
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merchant prince, died in that city on Mon
cay afternoon last, after an illness OF less
than two weeks.
wv nat does god Friday mean ?" asked
Que scIloolboy Of another. You had het-
ter so ZONE and read your Robinson Cru
Soc was the reply.
WE know not whether Marshall
Smothers always has job, but, sec him
when you will, he always has an AK on his
shoulder. 1t is said that Marshail's man
ners have somewhat improved,
REV. Farrow and wife, of Williamsport,
Md, spent Tuesday and Tuesday night in
our town. The Rev. gentleman is on his
way to Lynchburg, Va, to take charge of
a Methodist congregation in that place
THE Second Number of Vicks Floral
Guide is in our possession and contains
much valuable information in reference to
gardens, flowers, &c. Send for catalogue
to james Wick, Rochester, N. Y.
ilooHE i'OhNrD.--A lIalllc lcllllluaut
house owned by Jacob Trayer, at Frank
linvillc, Carroll county, was burned last
week. Loss 300; insured in the Frcdcr-
ick county Mutual Insurance Company.
That horse race on the pike last Satur-
day came very near putting an end to both
horses and rider. Hadn't the proper au-
thoritits better put an end to such things
before the poor dumb animals are ruined
forever.
GARDEN making is all the 60 just now,
and our streets during the day present Il
deserted like appearance. Everybody
seems to be busy, and if they all have luck
the crop Of onions will far exceed that of
previous years.
REMovED.-Joscph Freeze has removed
his saddlcry to the new building lately or
ccted by Inn on Water street, nearly OPP
positc the Moravian church, where he Will
hereafter be found ready to attend to all
busil css in his line.
''' Va wa ''''N' ''''' '''''
to receive their paper regularly they will
confer a great favor on Us by making it
"no"' ~ S""' IL 'oSS''''e' as We arc ~
ways willing to make wrong right and
do everything else to please.
III o''''rS' '''''' !" "l''e'een 7'"'c3 was
/" FOWL ''s' '"'N'"'9' ii' Is S"'l'"Se'' 70
u" " '"''''''''"''' '''"'', '.' envy! VIC
'"' VI 4 ''''9'' anu '''.' III '''''' '"' "''''
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~" '"''''"'' - VI WIS Nv
MARSHALL. fyl'cE ana D. -'u"'n N"''ef'
WI i''''''''9'"'E' "l'11,>. ~ va ,' '''','
m.s"' '''"N''' "' ,''''' ''''' ,,'''' ',','''
we "'' a." wy "'"' w 9'"'t' WV '''''''' W
S'h''c"''h o' '"'s N'''' ""o '''""e '"e''
'is'S ~ P'c'9''"' az i''HH'''''
Jusr before ad;ournin~ Cur Legislature
passed the bill dividing liberty district int"
Two, lhc "W voting place 10 he Oak
or@t'r' those oppose" |" the ne" as
t!''', i Is sad are getting "i " Pe'''l"h 10
have thc Governor Vclo Inc bilI'
Sow sixteen or cioh,ecp coupIc from
Gcttvsburr Pa. visited Emmitsb,ir" last
Tbu,slov nirb, and inAulrad in the Iirht
f,ot,s,i,. At fine rmn,itt House The time
was passed very PLEASANTLY and the party
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GILBERT HOUSE,
MECHANICSTOWN, FREDERICK
COUNTY, MD.

aEt THE undersigned would res
flEE lNn pectiully inform the public, that
IHHaHT having become the proprietor or
.-E- E4af" the above House, so well and
favorably known, has opened it in an ele-
giant style for the accommodation of per.
mancnt and transient customers. The
house has been renovated and furnished
in a complete and ample manner, and now
offers Good Cheer and the comforts of
pleasant, home His TABLE will he sup
piled with all the substantials and delica.
cies of the season, the best the market af-
fords. His BAR will be stocked With the
best brands of liquors and segars. His
STABLE will be furnished with good pro.
vender and attentive ostIers. And his chal-
gcs az MARK THIS will be moderate
and in accordance with the spirit of the
times. Boarders taken by the day, month
or year. The custom Of travellers and
others is respectfully solicited. The large
experience of the subscriber in Hotel keep
ing, warrants him in saying, TINT he will
do all in his power to give general satistac-
ton. A. f. ORNDOltFF.
April 14tf
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MECWiNICSTOWN MARKETS..
M A r r lie D.

MARRIED.
GRIMES-LARSON - At the brides
home, in Lincoln Precinct, Neb., March
IA, 1876, by Rev NJ. Tingley, Mr. Marion
S. Grimes to Miss Mary Larson.
The New York herald., 1876-12-24

IN LOVE WITH HIS SISTER.

From the St. Louis Globe Democrat, Dec. 211
Down In Bloomneid DAVIS county, lives . widow
named Hagan, who mourns the loss Of two husbands
by one she bore whose name is Charles Abbott,
by the other she bore daughter named Ella Hagan.
She is an esmable woman, and with molhcrlv tender
ness sho raised her children. Together thsy lived.
and were warmly attached-indecd, uncommonIy 90.
Charles seemingly worshipped his Ella and nnAily rc-
solved she should DO his wife. She, like true
hearted girl, scorned the proposition He then bo-
came jealous OF her and would allow young man 10
visit her. He became dissoute and depraved, which
ADDED more sorrow and trouble TO his sister. For
months he has harassed her nearly TO distraction.
Not long ago he was suspected OF attempt.
ing TO poison tho family by putting
arsenic 10 custard. Altar pacing tho
poison he went into the country with
another sister, and they wero not sick Tne Others
were suddenly attacked with all the symptoms OF
arsenic poison On Tuesday last hearing his SIS
ter TO be married 10 Mr. J. N Pane, he at once
became frantic and rushed the house. revolver ia
hand, declaring he would shoot them He attempted
to break into Palnes room, bat was frustrated. He
then attempted enter his sisters by the Sran.
som the door. When he in policeman was
sent for. who arrived while Abbott was craving
through the lransom, revolver In hand. ABBOTT Ia
way escaped, aud that the last heard of him.
IL Is probable he viii turn up IN 81 Louis, he know
his sister and her husbanp proposed visit friends
st. LOUIS alter their marriage. Hs 10 uisrepugAbio
charncser aud will give them troubls n opportuaaty
orera II he viii 90 ost aud hang hilassn he Ulu q
. generous aoa ~ %8fT
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
YORK HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER "a

Gleason, j.. preached the spiritual retreat OF ten
days that always precedes tho ordinations to the
priesthood. Tho limited space Of the semi
nary chapel dIled TO its utmost capac-
ity yesterday morning az tho four cand-
dates for entered the sanctuary where
the Bishop large number OF priests from all parts
OF the country assembled After the recitation
OF the iitanies the Bishop imposed his HANDS on the
head OF each candidate and every priest In the
sanctuary followed his example The candidates then
prostrated themselves while the Bishop and clergy
silently raised the right hand toward heaven sign
Of witnessing this ceremony OF conservation During
the celebration Of the the stole placed about
the neck OF each candidate as type OF sacerdotal
power, and the chasublo was put upon their shoul-
dcrs 10 signify the charity with which they aro
TO treat those who seek their guidance "a spiritual
matters After the singing OF the "Ven Creator the
Bishop anointed the hands OF each candidate and
caused them to touch the sacred vessels OF the altar
then taking the Blessed Sacrament he held It before
them saying Receive the power TO offer the sacrifice
OF the to Cod both for the living and the dead
When each ono had recsed the Apostles Creed as
his formula OF faith, the Bishop again imposed his
hands on each head saying, "Receivc We the Holy
Ghost; whose YOU shall forgive they are forgiven
whose SINS you shall retain they are retained" With
hands claspod In those Of the Bishop the new priests
then promised submission 10 the bishop Of she diocese
peace, the pontincial benedicton was bestowed The
other lesser orders were given to the following gentle
men:-
We're Ordained Dcarons--Rev. Philip f. Ahern, Rev.
Tobias Fitzpatrick, Re7. John Mayer Rev. John H.
Q Hare and Rev. Michael Quinn, Diocese OF New York;
Rev. Richard Nagie, Archdiocese OF Boston; Rev.
JohnJ Hanon and Rev. John Scanlon, nocese OF
Albany
Were Ordained sub.Deacons-Pev. William b. j.
Boldly Rev. Edward J. Byrnes, Rev. Patrick L. Con-
nick, Rev. Bernard Duffy. Rev. Joseph |. Hoey, Rev.
Matthew Kuhnen, Rev. Daniel J. Mccormick, Rev.
Thomas r McGarc, Rev. John Mayer, Rev. Michael j.
Quinn and Rev. Daniel Ward, Archdiocese OF New York;
Rev. James J. Campbell Rev. Timothy Danahy and
Rev. James Mcnamara Archdiocese OF Boston; Rev.
James Curtin, Rev William Flnneran. Rev John a.
Hart, Rev. Thomas Hart and Rev. Jeremiah He6ernan,
Diocese Of Albany; Rev Matthias J. Hargather. Rev.
Joseph Hcndrick and Rev. Joseph Netzel Diocese OF
Rochester; Rev. Edward Martini Diocese OF Spring
field.
prorroted to Minor orders-Mr Daniel Spain, Arch
diocese OF Boston
To Clerical Tonsure-Mr. Thomas G. Durphy, Mr..
William A. Dunphy and Mr. Michael J. Henry, Arch.
diocese OF New York; Mr. Patrick Ahern, Diocese Of
Albany; Mr.: Joseph n petier Diocese Of Rochester;
Owing TO a change in the course Of studies tho
greater number OF ordinations Will hereafter take
place nc Christmas instead OF in June heretofore
Eighty OF the students belong 10 the Archdiocese OF
New York. and about twentyiour OF these will gradu-
ate next Christmas
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
CHAT BY THE WAY.

Everybody willing 10 cross, but II must be
or gold in order to be acceptable
An nadel Is man who lives under all the advan-
tages Christianity and then rdicules the mother who
nurscd him.
The man who In these npping and frosty days, de-
sires to cultivate the Christmas lngly will do
20 both with his heart and his pockctbook.
II you would be profoundly happy you best
achieve your object by trying make some one clse
happy.
There is great deal Of religion In the world which
is like that Of the negro who was dangerously ILL., "Do
you forgive your worst enemy ~ said the minister
The darkys eyes flashed a moment and then he sald
with Sigh, "Yes III forgive him If Pm going TO die
but II I'm gong TO get well let hm look out for him.
SELL"
dsmaud 10 like that which was attributed 70 The
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
CHURCHLY CHANGES.

The Rev. G. A. Koppcrnagci is building $780, 600
Catholic church, capable of accommodating 900. for
st. Lawrence parish. Harrisburg, Pa His present
cicty. however, number only sixty families, but hc
hopes to gather In many others besides. The Ieopo
have planned beyond their ability TO pay, and the
pastor appeals 10 the outside world for aid He pro-
poses to '.chance" building lot which he 81
chance and say for contributors to this OBJ
ject as Inducements tho benevolent The Rev. J. j.
Henncsy, Of Iron Mountain, No., Is completing fine
church at Poplar Blun There $40 monasteres and
converts in Russia, the revenues oi which amount al
together 10 IS. 800 o00 Tho OF maintaining each
monk or nun during one ycar averages $ll0 II IL
stated that the Right Rev Bishop Ryan, OF Buffalo, N.
w. has purchased the great Centennial organ or the
Cathedral Buffalo, The Episcopal Children's Fold Of
this city maintained and cared for yeipht children
during his year ut an outlay OF 81, ,o0e During the
ten years OF It's existence ~ has had $50 different chill
dren IN ts told, on whom II has expended $3s 542 IL
has 100 for Bishop Potter and the Do
mcstic Mission Committee have issued statement OF
connected with that interest, which they say
that, owing TO tue decrease In contributions and
the debt Of the Mission Board January /, 1877
1853 0OO) they have bccn compelled postpone making
any appro prations until the mind and Will OF the
Church on this matter can be known. Nine mission
airy bishops and 200 other missionaries are sustained
IN their work by this COMMITTEES. II the Church says
sgive up" the committee will do So II the Church
says Ego on,' then the committee will go MS fast
the funds TO hand. The missionary receipts last
year we're S2goOO0 and tho disbursements $500, 451.
During current three classes have been
firmed in the Church OF the Holy Trinity REV. 8. II.
Iyog, Jr;L Numbering N the aggregate Sco persons
church the United States IN one year, and they
nearly all the ingatherng from the gospel tent SER
last summer, and they are composed almost en-
tirey OF working men and women The Episcopal
Church in the Dominion OF Canada closed
the fiscal year with missionary debt OF
$23 900 Tor their domestic missions, and besides
thcy borrowed 600 more 10 pay tho salaries
due date Bishop Scarborough has issued an appeal
To the diocese New Jersey Tor aid 10 build church
at Ocean Beach, where land has been donated on con-
dition that church shall be built within Two years
The Eplscopaiians vi Rosendale N. Y, are building
stone church, capable OF seating 200 people They
hope 70 have Il ready tor IN lew days. Dr. u q
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
A SOLEMN CEREMONY.
sRMr-ANxUAL ORDINATION or CATHOLIC PRIZE

SEMT-ANNUAL ORDINATION or CATHOLIC PRIESTS
AT THE TROY PROVINCIAL SEMINARY
The Right Rev. Francis McNcirny, d. d., Adminis-
TRAITOR OF the diocese OF Albany, yesterday admins
tercd the solemn rite Of ordination to the Rev. Mchae
Lane and Rev. Edward y. siattcry, of New York City
tho Rev. Eugene y. J. Egan, OF Boston, and Rev.
Timothy G. Murphy Of Rochester Rev. Patrick
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
SECRET CAUCUSING IN CHURCHES
New JERSEY Dec. o. 1876.

To THE EDITOR OF THR HKRALD:-
Every member OF the last Convention of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church In the Diocese OF Northern
New Jersey who present at the time will recall
mind that during the discussion Of tho proposed
stution and canons for the government Of this do-
clerical member Of the Convention offered as an
amendment to ono Of the canons, 'That no printed
tickets be allowed upon the floor OF the Convention
The amendment though not adopted was received
With general expression OF approval as a just and
timely rebuke to an svi which developed In the old
diocese to a startling degree. and which It hoped
and believed would not be introduced to disturb tho
harmony OF the new diocese. This reasonable hope
has been disappointed To the deep sorrow OF nil good
cnurcnmen the Same machinery appeared in the last
Convsnt,on, worked by the same hands and with the