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40 PACKAGES
Of Fresh Goods oil the --latest
Importation
EWI + are now receiving and opening, 4 very
w large and splendid assortment OF
american. Eri,iS!., ana India
SUuu4,

purchased IN the Ciies Vi New fufs and Phisdel.
phia, Tor CASH, ard al-o oclore the late airaare.
However, our customers VII. see that our prices
are shade lower tor goods, than lormeri, except
Suga5.6 Our present slocA vas selected with
.f,4t care. Below sc give tie NAMES Of Few OF
our Goods
Sup. Fine Blue and Black CLOTH
SOP. o. Aueiside v esl Of England
Sup. Back French CASHMERE,
do cinnamon Dsab. \ spiencd assortment Of
summer cloth tJr gonllemen's wear,
Ribbed buckskIn Cashmere, assorted colors,
10 Linen Drill, ner article,
A fine assortment OF Summer IESTINGS,
4 tasty selection o; fancy goods ior ladies',
splendid asst u rich hg SIAs. latest SIS c Gros
de Rhine, Cord. SIX Shaiyeits, iine aItic.e,
Painted Swiss Mus.ils, Eery handsome,
A great variety Of Engllsh and French Painted
Aiusl.ns, French Calico,
200 pieces Of Caiico ass'd from 10 cts. 10 ~ cts
per yard variety oil new patterns,
A great vanety Of French Ginghams, lssd co.'s.
/ fine assortment Of FANCY handkerchief, made
Of sewing six, new article,
Linen Eldsis, Long Lawn, large stock Of Linens
Gloves, a,s'd Ladies siik-ribb'd Hpsc, Biack DO.
Bond Lace Neis, Thread Lace, Inserting Nos.
liz, Elging ana Inserting, PLAID SILKS for Ladies
DRESSES, new stye, Ladies Cfas4ts, ass q.
We have, also, inc assortment OF J. Tailuan''
BOOTS, No. !, made 10 order Ladies SHOES
mace by Israel Robinson, 10 order, warranted.
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TO MULTIPLY a SHIRT.

IS Bays, whose cup Of poverty vas dashed,
Law snug ia bed while his one shirt was washed,
The dame sppeared-and holding il 10 view,
sad, 10 lis washed again, tail was in tlso.'
ladeed" cried Bays, then wash It, pray, good
COUSIN;
And wash il If ron can, into do>Snm
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Books for sunday school or
Family Libraries.

FENHE American Sunlay SChoo! Union have e.
a ,a5!ished a number Of repositories 10 this
State, where are kept constantly for sale, gcner.
81 supply Of books suitable for Sunday School and
Family Libraries; tor toe Sunday school teacher,
gud Biblical reader, and also a variety Of SUNDAY
School requisites. Tbs Unon have published BE-
tween four aud five hundred different reading
books. These are written IN familiar and inter.
e.iing style adapted to the capacities Of children
and youth, and are lnstructing 70 persons Of all
age.. They have all been examined and approved
By the Committee OF Publication, composed Of an
equal number Of members Of the Baptist Presby-
terrain, Methodist, aud Epscopalian Churches, and
i safe 70 saw that better cheaper, Or safer books
for children 10 read, where every thing is excIud-
Cd calculated 10 nJure the morals Of youth, can
mol BE- obtained N our Country. These publica.
lions may be had at the following places, where
repositories have becn established
RNEIcH.-1rHer d. Hughes.
FAYETrEyILLL.-Jds. Milidr.
WuHINGToS.--G Geo. T.. French.
NEwBERN.-J {. d. ". Sierneson.
GREENsBoRo.-W ". X. d. Lindsay.
MILTON Margaret Snih.
SALEM onrod kruiSer.
HuLsRoRo'. DR.. Jas. Webb.
Ddrid Parks.
LIScoLSToS.-D. d j. N. Rdmsour.
| AsHyILLF.- Peter Strddey.
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NOTICE.

NNlLLlAM CARSON, Esq, is up.
w pointed my Attorney during my alb
Sence from this State.
CHARLES JUGNOT.
Amii %, 1886 Str
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
n Estate OF Alexander llales, deceased,
are hereby notified 10 present them 10 The
Subscriber, duly authenticated, within the
lime prescribed BY law, or this notice will be
plead 10 bar OF their recovery.
THOMAS ". HUEI, Admir-.
MeekleaLnrg Cenaln. Ami >. l.36-5lP
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$40 Reward.

esA STRAlED or stolen from
VI ~ - the Subscriber, near the
AW Narro~s Of the YadkIn, in
as-szzSzsss Montgomery County, y. c., a
bnght Lhesnut sorreI HORSE, about ff.
teen hands high, SIX years old, well made,
blazed face, with split in his hind huff,
film over the left eye, valued at about $3.50.
The above Reverb will be given 10 any
person for his apprehension or delivery TO
me, near the Narrows Of the Yadkln. Any
Information concerning SAID horse, II direct.
ed to kendalI's p. o., Montgomery CO., will
be thankfully received.
ALLEN RICE.
ApR25, 1896. 81
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Neatly srecptsd atthis OGoc. orderiT'"
BE- thankfully recdred and Paneiaa"y
attended 10.
Revolutionary Pension Blanks for @''
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he belongs to Richard Prior, specuator, Of Char.
lotte, Va Clothes very ragged The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take HIM away, OF he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
J. McCONNAuGHEY, Tailor,
OF -, 1895. G3H
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Taken III

4 ND committed to the jail of
IN Mecklenburg county, on the
l2th instant, a negro boy named
ARCHER, about fye feet six inch
es high, dark complicated, with
larUp srar an bts for,besd aud snv.
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THE HER AID.


There is pause the markets generally. Punctuation stands
still Stocks general review oft past week. neither advance
fall very materially Money intervals, and when the
weak holders have aiise, prizes fail altogether.
The L. : Sank j. Ieohared but ali difficulties not sudden
~ removed. Al lug held in Philadelphia, ii stated tha,
the unanimously accepted ny the stockholders This
deception. We know many stockholders here who have not
given their and probably will The setting of The
old bunk and he PeHis The bank matters Ia,
government undoubtedly damsnd the millions specie
on the 4h Of March paid up will put the bank Chan
Gerry appointed The bank however sunder the
Of ku Mr. Bddle, if any will be
able sstt tie n charter in operation.
meantime the commercial verdi awkward situation
The the L. 5 Bank render and
large bank should be ehasIed in New York All caPi
ta and business IL favor it But how stands the po
teal powers that control hat mter In Washington there
deadly hostility beahe sgai all Bank-n Albany they have
reported eight small and three four augmenia
tons. Here the political league variance with sef-while
the whole world points large institution cheek
to Pennsylvania before Mr. Bdde have the currency Of the
Union under his thumb
There therefore fog before behind
-andfoly and wickedness all around.
In Ohio an attempt made repeal the Life and Trust Compa
nv Will they succeed We tell. In Kentucky small
are prohibited Of MONTH Maine like the foolish
virgin Gospel also passing alaw pSb,ihg similar ccu-
lalion The Virginia Assembly, BY aarge Majority has declared
they their bank capital two three mious-ne
millions being applied for. Thus
railroad interpretations passngin the diff
ren states The report the Erie Rail Road Recommending
state for work. has passed he Assembly at Albany, BY
majority Of 10. Will this raise the stock!
The spring length yesterday leland navigation
meet be open The Ohio river ofenthe Erie
mails will soon the Pennsylvania canals The
Western merchants coming through Philadelphia hOcks
this city, We shall be 10 in the Spring business in
few Jay. Co. advertise merchants now's the day
The hour The Custom House busy ever, and Dry
Goods dealers all on the qzi vive-
In real estate Franklin jenkins making magnificent prepa
raOns for the spring TIE sale of the Hendskson properly has
been postponed 10 wednesdy, March sd This gO-d
few such days yesterday will clear the eelay bare lands
andlots-and make real estate fresh and marketable.
To-day great Beef Ma ket The BULBS Head We have
an eve Oh Colonel spse of the Courier and Enquirer AID his
confederate beef spectators The Butchers and Drovers BaLI
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CHEAPER THAN-NY OTHER
PUBLICATION IN He WORLD.

m r r MA N LIN LIBRARY OF MODEkN
LITERATURE published BY Wallis Newell Hs 9John
The design ofth FRANKLIN LIBRARY being place with,
The reach ct all classes in cheap and finn The works
the most popular authors OF the The fmof franklin Lii
bFsry being uodecim the Of publish periodical
form has numerous adv antages works published thrown
tog thcr IN most sOveny in Volumes inaruch being
printed upon ff better aud chasers ays
the quantity Ut reading for their
read al the chaes convenience, without aring them for
binding which eaa be done substantial and unit5Tm Manner
uitng expense aud when done cheaper
ssks throw together that fall pieces the hands Of reader
The 40 numbers OF The Franklin Library p.blhed
volume containing he following popular works ofwheh
have never been issued by o,e publication 10 this county
Beauties Of the Eng lish Annals, for 1885,
The Last Days Of Pompeii by Z. L. Bulwer.
Tyney Hall. b. Thomas Hold.
Three Nights in Lifetime Domestic Tale.
Jacob Faithful, by Captain Marrylu.
Tales, by James Sheridan Knowles.
The Bondman Story Ofthe Times Of Wat Tyer
Select Poems. Tales of Womzn's Trials MISS c. Hall
Real Life, Pages from The Portfolio ola Chroncer.
Peter Simple, BY Captain Mari, att.
The Dark LSdy of Do0na.
Richard Of Yo K, or the White Rose Of Enelsnd.
IHi.hairiack, Tale. Bramhirtye House. Ann Grey
The Deformed. Ledore, by Mrs Shelley
The Nava! Officer, by Captain Mairyalt.
The Admirafs Daughter. Select Tales
The Cruise ct the Midgr. Cousin William
The Man of Many Friends, Tom Cragle's Log
The Pacha of Many Tales.
Persons wishing have the work Jeff
y OF publication. will please leave their address Oce
John street Broadway.
NJ person authorised subscription. advance
Part ~ of the Franklin Library will be issued Saturday next
the 9th Feb HENRY WALLIS.
feb 22-u THOMAS NEWELL.
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1 ONDON STATIONERY-DAyID FELT Gu
aoner' Hail. 245 Pearl ST., New York. have recently e
branch OF their House in London, from which
Saony comprising upsffne g.zsd Letter and Note Papers,
nhie oiur and uned Nhatm celebrated drawing Papsr
iseese, ard hewma colsrs warranted genuine Brook
man. Largdon, Anrdsn and Reeves Lead Pencils large
assortment Of uperne Waters both red black and also sorted
colours OF all the dheren zes Teys prepared Parchment OF
ci9us sizes also large Tympan for printers use; enshaed
Card eHoossed Boards together variety Of (o
WHICH are offered rodatng terms by '
teo T-u DAVID FELT L Co., Stationery Hall
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uSUR POST OFFsCE.-HCDSOS'S NER-
CHANTS NEWS ROOM, CORNER OF WALL AND
WATER STREETS-Fhe Prur-ie.or ~ the earnest solicitation
Of great number Of Merchants, haeeuseied nth his establish
a SUB POST Or &c E-tAotgh which merchants and
FROM and forward their ers 10 Che City Post
Oice huug earring the nv
Letter Bag will also he closed the News Re he latest
possible the several nails and will be taken
From the Post Office containing The nails
sorted Letters will he delivered oH he Post Office the special
order Of the Merchants, whom they addressed Further
t;cua Of the he obtained application In
Room where also all information concerning the arrival aud
departure cf the nsils all times he ohts6ed
Also particular relative ship Letter Bag-the time Of
ssins kc ates be had on application the Count
isx Roem Clerk. jan 5u
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RLAIR'S MILLS 252 WOOSTER STREET, Wash
II ingon SquaeHsre Feed ground al am,
other establishment in the city. feb Slim
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XVOOD,S CARPENTERS, ANDMECHAN-

WOODS CARPENTERS A ND MECHAN-
w les TOOL STORE, OF Chatham and CHAMBERS
Streets New YorsT wv. has constantly for sale excellent
assortment Of the .is-sing:-
Saws Of every description Stocks and Bits, Auyrs and Augu
Bit. Patent Saw Caipers and Dvder Turning and Farmer
Chisels and Gou=e Screw Plates Stocks sE Dies, Hammers
Axes. Adzes. Bev Gpuge, Spru Levels, Furnishes, Spoke
hsves CcHar Saws, Turning La.hes Vices Measuring Tapes
Drawing instruments Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws Of all
Rules, Files, Drill Rows, Cutting Nipper ard Pliers Mtre
Squares, Comprises. Saw Pads oil Stones Draw Knives Plane
Irons Iron and Steel Squares Hollow Augs, Drawing Squares
Screw Fools Shelters Patei Ausurs, Cabinet Makers Clamps
Copper Glue Pots BLOW Pipes &c.
NIB A large Planes, BY f.
Baldwin. Prsnailaa Plane. Faory. \ Y. jan Zs-3ms
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NOTICE.-The Ninth Ward Temperance Society will hold
public meeting Mond evening" the 22d inst hsfpat
seven O'Clock 10 the Eighth Presbyterian Church. sv. T.. o.
Smih) in Christopher Blocker street The Rev
p. Hunt is sxpeetedfo address the meeting feb 90-aE
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RApEAU,S CELEBRATED sTRENGTHENING

- PLAsI ER-Prepared for pains or weakness in The breast
preston Of the stomach ac they will give immediate and GOTH
business avocaon require that they stand or sit much
pains in the side breast ADVISED beautiful
ga.'sr' they are e.sentay different from all Others and
Paste generally The proprietor has had the pleasure selling
who have used them heard Of solitary complaint
They patronized extensively the medical noe.son and
Europe that would hesitate them with his name or
influence when made acquainted with composition
writing which punished a. 1 rss
BE e"Tf Mn ri ssf S .s ss
get the direction thus signed They put ~ with large
and viii Ss Si ps the uns s IN any y Gs
Provinces per ORDER liberal discount made 10 those who
which the mo sau,y elect. have been prod
eed by using them they with entir
Sold wholesale and retail the Bowe Medicine Store No
200 Bowery New Yorkby N. W. BADEAU feb 20 If -,
sk9soN b edaaoas sT a tsP s"S S
Glasgow, l4s Fulton st. Broadway jan u I'm
STEWED TERRAPIN-Alt the Clinton Lunch, cor
ment in this city. jan 29tf /
MHLs s5 , MoSsTE .I Wash
other establishment in the city. .is feb s-Im-
MOCK TURTLE SOUP-Atthe Clinton Lunch, cor
" ner OF Broadway and Liberty street. served day
CAP PM. Ns"ia,c19d S.. skins
TRIsH POTATOES.-Fi,e hundred hamper. FIR.
quality Irish Cup Potatoes received per ship Sarah sheaf d.
feb IS s.. THOMPSON COFFIN 10 P sos,S 10 St,
BEEWtARE OF QUACKERY, ard ali imposing
sf5 "a a pss SHY s
the well known rense q DrEvAEs offers
ecresy and speedy relief For sale the
Preventive, warranted in all cases. feb i9-lw
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WASTED-A first Coored water-two White Wal
w for private familes-3 Small for light workard
TWO good smart G for houework Apply Chambers street
feb lift
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OST-on Friday evening" between Groyssngr and Spring
IL small Bag, which contained little money an ring
and himhle. the finder will bring Hudson street they
will be paid for their trouble. b2l-If<. :,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED-Briys-Nii Taylor, Berram, Saysnnsh Ply
mouth Rock, Gibbs, ST. Th0us-s
ARRIy Ee-Ship-Port uou'h, Marshall, Liverpool; StCar
Putnam, Liverpool
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WILLIAMS & DOW, LITE FROM BOSTON,
hossae Dssersi 10 staple and Fancy Dry GOod having
tore NO. 70 Broad street. few doors below
Hotel have received and opening hundred
ard Domestic Dry Goods which they offer sale BY The
package 81 piece, good be had civ and
aen shey respectfully invite the attention Of from
different parts of the country and city, Grb OF
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- ALMON.-Ns. 4, Nc. q and No s. in tierce. Also rusty
~ DUNSCOMB, BROTHERS,
FEB lSlh~ IS Broad street. nm stairs
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SALT kHEUM.
Dk. ATkINSON'S CELEBRATED yEGE
-. LIABLE OOLDEN OfNTMENT.-(Prce Is eeuts1
MS Imminent having been used in the Doctors private practice
Ter many years with perfect and many letters he has
received begging Of him give the public the henet Of his
search he has complied and hi. eminent be- Ger
,an cure for all Sorofuou Erplions Itch Chapped Hands Sail
hheum and letter Rmgworm, Abrasons the SKIN and
ulcea.es Sore Legs (of how long standings al ion
scad Head and Ears in ehren for Eyes cracked
lips the cure is infallible. $500
For sale by Patrick Dicke wholesale Agent as Broadsav
X Dr Lewis Feuchtwangrr ST Broadway; also BY James III
a corner OF Broadway and Chamber and Hudson North
moore ss and by j. Syme IS Bowerv, Of Walker street
Charles '" Badger S54 Broad street, Newark NJ.
Nom are Eenbne without the signature of
jan 26-lms q ATKINSON pn
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
IL Rs ROBINSON of a 48 Courtlandt street Propr;e
Tor and Publisher Of the large Fire Plate begs announce 10
N pubic that he ready their
Coored Proes of said Picture Also variety of Popular Car
feb 20-lm+ ~ $500"
fAPHET IN SEARCH OF A FATHER-wALLIs
NEWELL will this day publish the above work with
por rat OF the author complete in vol Price ST. fD 81
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OST-on Friday evening between Groyssnor Spring
IL small Bag which contained money, ring
and lhmhe the finder will bring sos Hudson street they
viii be paid for their trouble feb2lIr%S
A CARD.-FRANKLIN THEATRE-WAs ING
N TONS BIRTH NIGHT.-MISS ALEXINA FISHERS
BENEFITMss A. Fisher most respectfully announces To the
palrnns of tbs establishment and the public generally
being the anniversary Of the birth night OF the uo. Wishing
tonic commemorate viii h event. an ORIGINAL ADDRESS,
prepared for the occasion, will be ecited by Mss Fisher
and Interesting melo will represented the rt
time in this theatre called the ASSASSIN OF LANG EUDOC
which, svng been time in preparation, viii This occasion
be produced, with scenery, &C.
A youre and popular clay, such shall bring
of the company in reqution will be- performed and thee
together with other entertainments, which will detailed in the
ils OF the day. are respectfully submitted the publ feb
AGATE MORTARS-Fsr Je1v-Ier, and Chemist, use
N with pestles. and assorted sizes for sale by
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
ho<< 5T7 Broadway.
A CARDS. W. BRYHAM returns his sincere thanks 10
n his friends and the public extended
patronage durisg the he has been business
equaini Them that heis elarng hi. anufacory
better prepared TO meet the demands Of his patrons with supply Of
every thing in the Confectionery line Of the richest
Of clarifying BY ST. W. B. faters himself that nv m san-
ng 10 have hrs goods manufse ted OF th best
and Tree iron deteri0us csoring the that
he csnRot tail TO give verssl satisfaction have
rsad testified and who daily extend their patronage
steam Confectionery No. 8 Bowery Branch stone
N H. CITY and Count orders attended with psnctuty and
dispatch and sent 70 part of the city, free of carriage febf
C0O LBS. yUJUBE PASTE, OF superior quality for
COO sale, wholesale and retail, by
DR. LEWIS FEUTCuwANGER
IeoZ< ST. Broadway
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VIRGINIA, 70 unt

VIRGINIA, 70 vut
At Rules holden in the Clerks Ohiea Of the
Circuit supriof Court q Lsw aad Cban-
ssry fof leIersoa County, The 6fst Mon
dsy 10 September. ie36.
James hafisi snd Phsbs bis sifs,
PLafsTiFTs,
AGAINST
John AKeF. Tbomas wilt and Catheftbe rs
vile. kewsfd i.ucss. ssn. 81 administfaios
o. Lewis Hosamus dse'A., and Wiftsm
Lncas, sdnisistrstor ~ bsait 49, Of I'd
yard Lucas, deceased, DET'rs,
N CHANCERY.
VIZ dsfsBdsata lohn Aver, Thomas wiz.
snd Caibsfine hs wils. not having sa-
tered Their appearances snd Eisea security
according % ne aet ~ asssmbig aad ne
rules Of tbs court, sd Il sppsariag b. ssgss-
factory evitsEee that thsy ere not iaha5itsnts
q tbs eoatiFy' "a - ertersd. that the said
tefsndspis r. sPPssF here on Ne eih tsy 81
tbs asxi tern, snd snseeg ne bal Of ~
piaiaiidsi 81 fhat . eoPy ~ IN order be
foftbsth inserted n sope esstpspeF Cnb-
lishsd ia Chaflsstova. fcr tee nouths soc.
esssivsly. go posted 81 ~ frost doar o. ne
sosgthoass IN ths sasi tosa e Chaglsssaga.
A CePy--Tasls
RoeEHT 2. nROwF, GA.
ssya ik iasa
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Short-horn RulIa

HAVE for sale BULL CALVES, two
II years old next spring and summer-t1o
Of them half bred. the other three quarter,
bred. Also, BULL CALVES, ealved tbis
spring and summer (l536, half bred
they are all OF the best family Of improved
Durham Short-horned Cattle. The sire Of
all Of them sold for $500. He was de..
csDded from the celebrated milcher BsGn.,
who sold her calves for $500 G piece. The
older calves are now ft for service. Gentle
men wishing to purchase are advised to up
ply early. JOSIAH w. WARE.
Near Berryville. Clarke co, va.2
Sept. Is, le76-3t
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e To The 's'ep,, my J,isnd,, 10 the rescue. .
We W SCHOOL.

1AHE undersigned having resolved, unre-
- serNedly. TO abandon his late di,snlutr
habits, earnestly brgs of he former friends sn,l
patrons ths, they will sH Td him one more np-
pOrtunity TO retrieve his character - aetooI
teacher. lie purposes. II he 10 eount-nsaced in
the attempt, Immediately opening . cheap Ens-
iIsh School, ia . convenient house on the main
street.
Chsriesiown has Nitnrsscd the sibsei ibrrs'
complete Prostrntiou anal hS 10 thrrrfo partien-
i-riy ambitious of making n the thrrs,rr upno
which TO play nev and respectable pat IT, the
drama 81 life. Tie desires Co esinee 10 Iis inl.AL-
',anss ''th-t reformation 10 never hop~irss." and
ths, though he has SrrsolVed snd re-resalvrd, -
he dora not mean "lo die tss same" los vord,
he pants Tor occasion To make u manifest that
he can easily transfer the zrSi sr,iDr. sod indie
fst'gshie perseverance shirh hss 30 gl"ingiy
characterized his pursuit Of dsbsushery To Isad4-
bic purposes.
Those S.'o, revrFting 90 his frequent misesr-
riages, msy doubt ri his ability 10 siLere he can
net biaHa~ bot ~,Ii rri,lv, by the wy, that
peauTy. Wounded pride, (for indeed. however
PsrsdoHieai % msS SpPeHr. be has soDr wet. J
every motive ~hisi can Operate most strongly TO
dirret human se,ioa. urge him so consistency.
The sympstketir few whose heats ever respcn-
.iSe TO the spPsHi &c the miserable. may step
forth TO the soccor Of the snbseribef Va til, his
"dsrk day" wilI "air within him" Feelings Of
gratitude that ~tll ohly ,abside when his heart
shall eesse 10 beat ssd bis memory shall have
lost Hs consciousness.
PaIcEs.-lie WILL teach EnElish Grammar
Geography. History, Composuio, & Cenrn,try
II - per quarter minor bTSnshes At 81 50 per
quarter.
JOHN a. n HARDING.
CuAhLEsToWN, Sept. 8, 1856.
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CAsUALrT.-A negro boy. 10 or IL
years Of age, belonging to Mr.. Peter G.
SPerry, was run over by a wagon on
Friday last, and iDstsntaneously killed.
He had been hanging TO the coupling
pole, and IN crossing gutter was thrown
of. II has often been a subject Of
wonder to US that similar accidents do
not occur more frequently, as the habit
Is very general with little boys about
the streets 10 jump on or take hold Of
any vehicle which may be passing.
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