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The habit of writing for morning paper, in which the time present to the editor, is always yesterday to the readers, is apt in change of the tune of publica lien to the evening, confuse the tenses and for while to mix the yesterday and today's, in curious disorder. In our last paper, talked of the morn ing's ma as yesterdays mail, and came very near now, by slip of the pen, putting it back another day. With little careful watching of ourselves, We shall,get right, m time.