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TUITION:

Tuition IL charged from Glnte Of ontroroo d,
SIose Cos, OF term and must be paid in advance
NO deduction will be made except in cases of
protracted Illness. ~ N'''o' Vi
tnmmac nEi,c Depart for term of 10 weeks. 80 %
Primary " OV
Music, French and German, extra. ""
'oilihlercial ana Normal studies only. .sl2 30
=, 80 We o ifer excellent facilities for pu,suing
0oihmercial and Normal studies. Good board
week. Music lessons can he furnishe1r Az
instruction in drawing. "'so'
NJ. &. ROYAL, Principal.
, 1878-09-19

PARTIES who have just returned
from the already famous Quilyhute
valley, report the recent discovery
of "A few more small prairies varying
in size from one to three hundred
acres, besides large amount Of first
class bottom land. Much interest is
being revived in that section. The
amount of rich, alluvial prairie land
so far reported by explorers aggre.
gates several thousand acres, upon
which only aboIt two dozen settlers,
all told, have thus far located. We
predict a rapid settlement of the val
ley within the coming two or three
years.
, 1878-09-19

DIED.-At Dungincss, on Friday,
Sept. 18th, G. N. Leavitt. Deceased
had been slowly sinking for some
time with consumption, and was
finally carried off by it. He was
about 81 years Of age.
, 1878-09-19

REGULAR services on Sunday next
at the M. E. Church, morning and
evening, by the pastor, A. L. Starr.
Sunday School at 2:l5, conducted by
DIR, N. d. Hill, Superintendent.
Prayer meeting on Thursday eve
ming, at 7:30.
, 1878-09-19
a Proclamation,
BY THE GOVERNOR.

r ELISHA Z. FERRY, GOVERN
Il or of the Territory of Washington. do
hereby declare that a General Election
will be held in said Territory on Tuesday.
the fifth day of November, A. ID. one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight,
at which the following named officers will
Oe elected, viz:
A Delegate to represent said Territory
IN the Forty-siXth Congress of the
United States.
An Adjutant-Gencral.
A Brigadier General.
A Commissary General.
A Qmrtermaster General.
A Prosecuting Attorney tor-the First
Judicial District.
A Prosecuting Attorney for the Second
judicial District.
A Prosecuting Attorney for the Thir,I
Judicial District.
Members OF both branches OF the Lrgis-
latiye Assembly.
And all county and prccint Officers pro.
yided for by tile laws OF said Territory.
The electors will also mt said election
vote For or Against" the COnstiti.
tion OF the State oi Washington.
"FOr' or against" Separate Article
No. one OF said Constitution.
For" or Against" Separate Article
No. two OF said Constitution.
"FOr' or Against" Separate Article
No. three of said Constitution.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
f have herelntO set my
SEAL. hand aud caused the Great
@~~~ Seal Of the Territory 10 be-
, 1878-09-19

The schooner Excelsior, from San
Francisco, arrived at this place last
Tuesday with fifty tons of mdse.
for Waterman & Katz. Also for the
same firm, last Saturday the schoou.
Lagironde discharged one hundred
packages of merchandise.
, 1878-09-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held in st. Paul's church on
schoolat p. NJ. Evening prayer on Wednes-
day, at O'Clock. Litany on Friday morning,
at TO-
Regular services in the Presbyterian Church
on sunday next, by Rev. JAS Agnew, pastor
sabbath School as usual.
, 1878-09-19

WE ask pardon Of our young
friend G.. NJ. Haller for getting his
name mixed up in the republican
convention proceedings in last issue
in place of Halle, OF Quillcine. The
mistake was marked in "proof' but
overlooked in correcting.
, 1878-09-19

ENTHUsIAsTIC.- One of our friends
from Clallam writes: "Did you ever
see political gathering in this sec.
tior? | have had gatherings on my
thumb; I've seen two or three gath.
cred together, but a Clallam Con.
vention or caucus beats them all hol,
low. A chairman, a secretary and
one outsider. 1t is awfully dull, not
even dog-fght to cheer our droop-
ing spirits. Alas, our pleasures are
few. If it were not for the glorious
chances of backbiting each other oc.
casionally, 'twould be actually in.
supportable.
, 1878-09-19
OLYMPIA
ACADEMY

capif" HTsSa Stock Ry o io GGo stock company with
,lSn me people of Washington TeTr,n,n0, I TO lur
Ntnmthses lur education i'm those branniS ad.
Scboggg Sbg Usually pursued in Academies and JGS l Of
IN me common schools of the cnnntr,y taught
,dnts dne school is divided into three Do,ou.
,nen memtS, W.: Academic, Grammar mar onS pSSpnrt pt
ieWGs G to be bhnRis are expected from Gs
PASSING written examinations in o.!uer,
asked. ''"'' vi questions
, 1878-09-19

Mrs. Hendricks concert on Thurs.
day last was success. The music
and literary loving public of the
place turned out generously and filled
the house.
, 1878-09-19

RUMoR has it that Capt. J. G.
Britain has secured the contract for
carrying the mail by steam to Neah
Bay and way ports, from this point.
, 1878-09-19

JUST drop into the grocery store
of A. f. Learned and see that curl
osity.
, 1878-09-19

FIRST YEAR
y..,
LAIN Grammar, tB)
Natural History,
elementary Algebra,
Khetoric;
Physlolsgv.
High Arithmetic. tp,
PHYSICAL t,rovrnnh,'
E,.-I,I' 80 '"i'iSD
, 1878-09-19

PORTLAND has had ten thousand
dollar fire.
, 1878-09-19

SECOND YEAR.
/ Latin .!t Grammar, tAl
Greek Grammar, V"
tmsar's Commentaries.
Ancient History,
High Algebra, ~ "A,
nnlgh Arithme C, al
Geometry, tBl N
elementary Astron INV
English Grammar, IB
FOURTH YEAR.
Horace's Odes,
lierodotus,
Memorabilia,
Evidences ofChristian
Wm, Tell, fitw'
Moral Science, '"S'
English Literature.
Physics,
Geology,
Logic.
itlon and Defamation
, to the 4th year, when
I tteh reviews, abstract,
, 1878-09-19
AWAKENING AND INsTRUCTJNc

ine ine young mind, and AZ the same time teach
ing IL 10 think for itself ACCURATELY ana
READILY, The abcdarans are tnught fro,,
w ilson's Family and School Charts, Until thrv
learn 10 read, and then pass in order, M tbs
same tllne receiving oral instructions in Lam.
guage, Combinations of Numbers, Dra,ri"m
Penmanship and Geography. ""i" i"s'
, 1878-09-19
Course Of Study.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.

FOUR GRADES EACH REQUIRING ovy
YEAR FOR COMPLETION
, 1878-09-19

FOR SALE.-One pair of pure Pc
land China pigs. Apply to
HALL DAVIS,
Dungeness, W. 7.
, 1878-09-19
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

III rms Department is the MOST IMPORT Mt
nmn ,ng we We, propose doing thorough work in build
tiS lne groundwork for future educatinn
our system ofinstructon embraces tbe la toi, on
pans ana most approved systems for ''''''
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
TAMMANY PRIMARIES.

Primary elections were held In Ave Assembly dis.
tricts last evening BY the Tammany Hall orgaIiza
top, wnen delegates were chosen 20 toSt he Syra.
cuse Convention, meeting tho 18th inst Tho dis.
tricts IN which the primaries wcrc held wore the
sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Tenth and Eighteenth, aud
three delegates and thrcc aitcruasos were chosen
in each In all those districts, with Tho exception OF
tho Tenth, the proceedings passed OF harmon ously,
but In tho latter thsrc rather wordy discussion
between Louis 9. waehnor and George Langbe,n as
20 tie organization OF the Convention. Tho matter
finally settled and tho delegates ana altsrnstes
elected.
The following wore tho tickets elected
.S,rl Assembly District --Deeeates-Timothy J.
Campbell, jacob Secbacher anu Michael H. Sigerson.
,Altcrnates--Jacob sheridan, Patrick 0'Connor and
Andrew j. Brush.
Seventh Assembly District t-Dciegatss-Smiih L.
Lane, Vincent q. King and James Reilly. Atci natcs--
Patrick McCabe. John X. Pcriey and job j. McCauiy
Ninth Assembly Disfrict.-peegates-John j. Cor
man, samuel Il. Conover aad Isaac T.. Hoogland. Al
tcrnatcsJamcs Fitzpatrick, william Burns and viii.
lam II. Dobbs.
Tsnh A:scrabiy District -Dolsgstss-Iou G. wash.
ner, William Msclay and Francs v. Ensing Alter.
nalesJ. William auntzer, jacob A. hMzsll and Henry
Marshall
Eghrenfh Assembly District t-Dcieea.es--Jobn Kelly
Henry L. Clinton aad Edward KesrAey. Aierpates-
ASram Barnard, john Y. Gouldsbory and Patrick
Casey.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

that will be ptabis many OF the delegates hold
ing grsonback ideas Is the adoption OF resolution for
the further reference OF the entire question 10 the
national iegisaturs. Then the could be neatly
lodged.
PLArroRM AGREED UPON.
But one of.hs leaders stated To- night that plat
form had been agreed upon IN conference
between Senators Bsrnum, Eaton and others,
IN which tho principles OF the party in the
past ara adhered to. This is construed 10
Indicate such straight out hard money platform as
has bcep advocated the party organ, the Hartford
Times, and II SO II will be apt 10 provoke an ex-
cted debate in tue Convention. The advocates
OF such policy claim that IL Is essential
the insertion Of PLANK 70 pioaso the greenback
men would be highly obIsctisnabie TO Governor Hub
bard and might lead him 10 decline u renominat0n.
In the present any action calculated to
result may we'll be reg ardod suicidal.
The old State ticket will again be put In nomina-
tion, with tho exception OF Colonel Francis b.
LOOMS. OF New London, tor Lieutenant Governor,
who declines renominatiOn on account OF
business engagements. rhs nomination con.
cedcd TO New Haven. and It litS between
Senator Caleb H. Bowers and ox-Mayor
Sperry. The latter is reported to have tgreenback
leaning and IL Is urged that his nomination would
isy the dele gates who hold greenback theories. and
induce them TO abandon In part wholly their op-
position 10 the platform, understood to have been
agreed upon.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
COLONEL OF THE NINTR.

NsjorGensral +. J. Heron last nieht elected
Colonel OF the Ninth regiment, n. G. 8. NY. Tho
election took place IN tho regimen tai armory, West
Twcniy-slxth street. Brigader General Frsd-
crck VIimar, commanding tho Second brigade,
First division, presided Among the brigade
stan officers present were Coissol Van
WycE and Majors Esrio and Scott The polls
opened At eight O'Clock, precisely and CLOSED
nine. rwcnV-four out OF twepty- nvc o1cers voted.
Liente nant Colonel NJ. y. L. Montgomery declared tho
result Of tho ballot and presented the officers
new Colonel. Alter adjourning tho onicsrs went al
the Invitation Of their Colonel, to Delmopco wh
. COLLATION. was pnrtaken Of
General Fraueis J. Heron was the Arst
oficer 10 volunteer his services with hts mand,
the Governors Grays." Of Dubuque, OF wtIieh ne
was captain, al the outbreak Of the rsbslii00. He
mere STRIPPING at the time, yot alter successful
military carccr found himself ~ the closo OF the
major general OF volunteers. commanding an mpor-
tant trans Mississippi division. General Hcrron had
tho honor having, Mt the coso OF the received
tho surrender OF about 10000 Confedertes under the
rebel generals KIRBY Smith, Price and BucSuer.
Tneso wore ths last surrcudors Of the wsr.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
THE MAPLESoN OPERA TROUPE.

NEW YoRx, sept 10, ISIS
To THE EDroR or rHx HERALD
sm happy to give you tho following extract from
letter received to-day IRON my father, dated Dublin,
September 49,
We opened tho season here Nn Dubiin) 10 grand
style, ths theatre being crowded with large aud
fashionable audience Gorstor took the house by
storm. All tho other artistes had great success,
aud Ardni was received with enthusiasm on taking
hts seat In the orchestra. l enclose you
the various press critcisma am glad you have gos
togetser such splendid concert company. Ia case
you want any singers ialsr will assist you In every
way Ia my power. shall bring you u solo pianist who
~ Q perfect marvel Sr Miehnei Costa, Sir julius
Bcne ict Kuhc, &C, were present when she PLAYED,
ana ucre auto astonishcd. She reads everything Al
sight nd hsr by special desire, played twioe before
tho Ousen and ~ nov invited 10 play TO the Prince
and Priucvss OF Wales she Is remarkably pretty and
brother. leaves by the City OF Richmond, with fnu
prospectus OF my season l nets what yov
say about Msris's marie Rozel great success
! am indeed glad, but she deserves u ALL We SHAH
nnisn oar ireland tour 10 Cork sod embark froo
Queenstown Tor New York
In view or tho conflicting sccounts, vhisn have
bson purpoecly circulated Of late by jealous opsrsio
rivals Win view OF injuting my fathers prospects,
I think this extract will bc acceptable not only 70
lovers OF music bat also 10 lovers OF fair play.
HENRY MAPI.ESoN.
EyERxrr. Horss, Srpt.l6
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
FEDERAL SUPERVISORS OF ELEC-
TION.

MOVEMENT OF OHIO REPUBLICAN POLITI-
cIANs-APPoINTMKNrs MADE BY THE UNITED
STATES JUpGEs-DwMocnAT OPPOSITION TO
INTERFERENCE IN THEIR STATE ELECTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI, Sept. 16 1878.
Thore is considerable excitement among the poll
ticans hero the appointment OF federal super
visors 20 assist 10 conducting tho election
Judge Baxter OF the United sta,cs Circuit
Court gave. notice on Saturday last that be had
received application from a number OF citizens ask
ing the appointment Of such super vsors In accord
ance with United States Law, and that no would
have a conference with representative men
OF both parties to-day before taking any
stops tho matter. This morning
the Untod States court room crowded by an as
sstnaiage OF the leading mon of the republican and
democra,i, parties with sprlrkling Of the green
back and sociaisiia cisuiout claiming recognition.
The call was produced and amsnc tho republican
signers were Richard Smith, OF the Ga.eue; Ben
Eggsston and most Of the prominent leaders OF tho
party here. a~iis
oPPosITIoN OF DEMOCRATS
Captain Charles Holloway, ana Edmund H. Pendle.
ton, two democrats who had signed IL under . mis-
apprehension, were allowed 10 withdraw their names
Attor this Judge Headiy behalf Of tho democrats
mado argument against the appointments
made, ON the ground that tho law was IN.
constitutional, giving, rs It did tho appointing
OF these supervisors to the judges, but requiring
them mako report TO the cicrk OF tho House oI
Representatives at Washington, thus bringing the
judicial authority into conflict with the gsistivs
branch OF tho government After no had concluded
his argument, Warner NJ Batemnn, OK district attor
ney argued the other sidc claiming that the judges
had alternative bat must proceed to appoint super
vieors.
THE APPOINTMENTS MADE.
Whom he had concluded, Judges Baxter and Irving
retired Tor u while to consult together. An hour
later they appeared and Baxter announced they had
decided TO make tho appointments requested and
named as Chief Supervisor j. B. Tosnker, a repub-
lican politician Of considerable local promi nence here
The Judge further Suggested, rs committees to as.
sist IN nom mating Assistant Supervisors. Warner NJ
Bateman and A. J. Cunnngham as representatives of
the republican party, H. PItsman from the national
greenbacksrs aud A. Won Patton from tho soc.alI
party.
DEMOCRATS DECLINE.
The amos OF Judge Oliver and George w. Boyce.
democrats, were suggested, but both declined. and
Judge Hoadly, when Appealed TO for Others replied
thIt the democratic PARTY desired
the matter aud would have John G. Thompson,
Milton Sayer ana other prominent democrats OF tho
opinions that II 10 an unwarrsBtsd attempt on the
part OF tho federal govern mont tn interfere
With State election whom there ives No outbreak
threatened or contcm paaou The deAnocrats hero
while shsy arc unu0tsnoUs 10 their protest agaiuss
tho measure, believe thas ts spforcenept will be to
their advantage In elections, II will beget Tor
them the sympathy aud support Of tho more con.
to SEQ the general government interfering with
Stai Ncei
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
RESISTING THE LAW.

Onlcer Riley Of the Thirty third precinct was sn-
tervicwcd" toward midnight on Sunday by John
Connolly. Riley told him 10 move on. vhersupon
Connolly the officer says aimed blow ., his iaea
toward the Mosrieania station house. When the
building appeared 10 sight Connolly is charged with
having drawn razor ana made an attempt to stab
the policeman who held hin. Instead, no was
knocked down and on rising ssid that ne hed had
enough. Judge Smith sent MIN TO the Island fer six
months yesterday. a young man who had attern ptcd
his rescue was given two months IN the Peauentfsry
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
LOSS OF THE HELIAS.

George ziesmsr, captsin Of the Hoias tho sinking
OF which was fully accounted for In the HERALD re.
Gently, who halls from Piau, made u marine protest
before the German Consul yesterday In his an aavit
he states that At nvo =. NJ on September O. whom In
latitude 10 deg. "a min. ncrtu, longitude so
deg Is min west, the steamer Utopia, Captain
Donaldson, and hts (ztcsmar's) bark cams into COT
lson and that tue latter sank inside OF nutes
rho BARK had cargo OF 2 2S6 barrels OF potroleu m
ana 1O, AGO oak slaves The adavits Of four of tue
OF the Hclias arc appended to the protest. The
German Consul will hod an oiciai investigation In
low days.
Captain Donaldson, OF the Utopia, has placed IN tho
hands Of the Brush Consul csrsiod copy his log
II rs understood that suit will DO brought by the Gap
tain OF The uclas assast the Anchor line for the
cevcry OF tue amount sustained by the loss Of his
veaseL
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS.

THE STATE CONVENTION WITHOUT A QUORUM
TIRE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
NEW ORLEANS. sept 16 1878
The republican State onvention called for this date
lacked quorum account OF the quarantines, which
would prevent delegates returning their parishes
The chairman OF theState Central Committee, how
ever, Was authorized 10 call tho ntion together
at some future time
usual in shs respective d,sricts In The r,rst ais
rict Arstldc Mercy Will probably bo noni mated, ana
Governor Hahn IN tho Second. These districts how
,evor, indorso Castelman ana Cuilom nated
by the nationals In tho Third district Morris Marks
Is tho sdrptn,s,raiion Candidate. The opposition
fifth district has already nominated General. c.
ApdargOn.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
CONCERT AT rHE nrooKLrs ArHENEuM.

The grand concert gwen a, the Brooklyn Athena um
last night under the auspices OF ST. Arne's Roman
Catholic Church in aid OF the yellow fever sufferers
was success, and reflected credit both on its promo
ters and tho distinguished artists who generously vol
untscred their services Mr.. j. n. Pattison, the well
known pianist, gave hts best sorviccs The charming
soprano MISS Annie Boric who sang with effect Patti.
sons waltz song and Clay's ballad, ''She Wandered
Down the Mountain Side" Mr. Edward Gilbert, the
bsroue sang IN ms usual excellent siylo the Kng's
Highway" aud was enthusiastically cncored, as was
also Mr.. W. j. Hill. tho tenor, who sang Faure's celc-
Dratod song, .'rhc Palm Trees' and "When the Tide
Comes In. y. rhe concert was made additionally at
tractvo by the presence Of the Patison
Quartet, whose pertOrma noes thoroughly Gu
joyod. Too much prasc not be accorded The Rev.
Fathor McAeol, the esteemed pastor OF St. Anne's,
whose noble and jealous efforts IN the cause OF
this charity contributed SO much TO render the com.
mcndnbie snterpri.c u SUCCESS.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

Cortlandt Parker the nominee OF the Sixth district
New Jersey republicans for Congress. has written
letter declining the honor He repeats tho statement
made in tho HERALD relative TO hts having requested
the Withdrawal OF his before the Convention met
and says that after careful consideration hc does
think the party Will be injured by his Withdrawal.
Tho Convention will rcassembc some day this week
and bring forward a new candidate
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
KILLED ON THE ELEVATED ROAD.

Samuel Lavisy, a native OF England, nisy.tws
years OF age, and apaner by irade was killed yes
terday while AZ WORK the structure OF the
Now York Elevated Railroad Lawley wns busy
painting on that portion OF the road be-
tween Leroy and Barrow streets, about half
past ton O'Clock 10 the forenoon, when
worgman seemed To loso his presence OF mind and
was struck by the engine Tkc shock threw him into
the street Dady msuglcd. Tue employees
OF the road TOOK HIM on train TO the
Warren street station where an am mbuiatce
cd him 10 the Chs street Hospital Every
attention shown hin there, but tho unfortunate
man died In about an hour. An inquest vas held
later 10 The day Lsw'ey was unmarried ara lived Ut
No. go Grind street.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
ANTI-TAMMANY.

Ths CooporIOttspdorfer wing OF tho apti.Tammany
party held meetings In each Of the Assembly dis.
lc,s last evening and selected three inspectors OF
election 10 each for sLe primary elections tonight.
The enrolment lists were also opened ana many new
members were added. This evening tho primary
elections Will tako place and moinbers OF tho General
Committee will be chosen, tho numuer OF members TO
b eoetsd bong on the bass Of ona member Of tho
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

THE GRAND OPERA HousE-EMMEr AS FRITZ
Three thousand persons found seats in the Grand
Opera House last evening TO see Mr. j. H. Emmot in
Fritz" and fully thoussnd were turned away Mr.
Emmet is TOO well known in this creation TO call for
an extended nstice he was jus, as amusing, just as
earnest just as seliorgstu' aod just light OF foot
ever No man could bo more graceful in women's
clothes aud no n1n iunnicr in his own Every son
was encored ana every dance had to be danced agar
''Ob Don't You Tickle Me-" was inimitably sung and
the "i.uil,by' evoked the usual applause Messrs
Poole a. Donncly are to be cong ratuiatcd upon hay-
ing struck another bonanzl WHAT they lost by
'M'ltss'' they VIII more than mako up on "FritZ.h
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
A DisArpoINrM INT AT NIBLo's.

Those OF the thea,re-gopg public who went
Niblos Garden last night TO ses "Mnss" were again
doomed 10 disappointment The first thing that
caught ones eye at tho doors was tho sign stating
that II was not possible TO produce "M'iiss, )" but
that Miss Fannie Louise Buckingham would again
appear rs Aazcppa This turned many awny from
the door, and consequently there was very slim
house. Before the curtain was raised the STAGE
ager cainc 10 tho ootghts and expressed his reeres
that tho piny advertised was not to be produc.c.
he said the roason that injunction rveo
during the day on the owaers Of ihe play. preventing
tht m IRON niling ther engagement. Miss Bucxing-
ham viii continue 10 appear in different plays during
the week, and tho managers hope 10 have an M'Iisso
before the public after Monday next,
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

ErrAuLA, Ala, Sept TO- 1875.
There have been $50 baliotings for Congressman In
the Third district without any maisri1i change. Tho
aspirupss reduced TO Nessrs. WIN ans Oats
and Baker. Tho convention adjourned until to-mor.
row morning r s,
sr. LouIs, NO, Sept is. 1878
Judge Louis Godschaik, who was nom mated for
Congress by the republicans OF the FIRST district on
Saturday, has declined the nomination, and Henry
Z,eScnhelm bas becn substituted Tor him.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
DRAMATIC NOTE.

Many years havc elapsed since the s'schooi for
Scaudai" has been done n. " waacKs, and tho revival
Is looked forward 70 with specini interest, as the
cast is that has rarely, II ever, equalled.
Mr.. Gilbert has long been acxn be Tho ouy
great Sir Pe,er, aud Mr. Charles Coghan regarded
In London as the best Charles Surface He Was seen
in the part for q short time in this city, but tho sur
rourdipgs not such to d, justice ;hs great
comedy, which IN truth can now be dtly presented
onlv at Wallack'a
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

General Committee for every 100 In the As
semby district for the democratic electors lass
Presdential election. In several OF the Assembly
districts last evening resolutions were adoptsa and
addresses delivered dsnunciatory OF rammany Hall
and the one-mau power
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.
ALBANY. n. Y

ALBANY, n. Y. Sept 16. 1878.
The republicans Of the Second district of this
county send tho following 4, egatss to the State Con-
voation, 10 be hold Mt Saratoga:--Chares T. Smith,
Edmund l.. Judsou, Henry X. Picrson and Franklin
ID. Tower
The Third district scnds:-John +. Smyth, Ham,l.
ton Harris, Charles p East0n and James W. Bentley