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WINDOW SHADE DEP0T, 10; I sPrqcr
INDIA RUBBER G0ops.-lntia rubber good


lSDIa RUBBER GUODS.-tncia rubber goods
1G-LiacIur-d by HORACE d DAY, for isls al . Ma
ti-n-.sre s,ler Is. Msy > C5rLa,d-st
Days aIeGt shirrec susp-n, Walesnen's and specimens
coats and pea ac5-s;
shcu.dz- nd oihe, braces Sness parrot fechsir and
Gent-tnens sheet ruoo-r o. seii-es win Day Prove
yc--shoe--ioaiceI soes, D=ui;
Do. rubber sol-a; 5rSiSs patent cornr foster
Sandals cuI for spring AID for rafting hales Of cotton
fall wear, lrtiE rubber gloves;
Ladies ,cniic and youths India rubber psrtalo0ns
ruDh=r ssoes Do DO sE,rrec-no;wa-
Metallic rubber machine band Ter or sir-proof;
Ing, superior srt:cis; Air CUSHIONS AND pillows;
Days patent hps=: EydFcsiscc beds, ostn.ng-
Life preservers OF all kinds caps rubber ers scd Bag
Ylrsr premium sies NE DIR. g.ye cuv=rs-ws.es buck
serve elrt.: "a. 10 ge,hrr yT..h al he ys-
Dsy. psut rubber Dos, or rous styles Of rubber
Poptoor: yoots. al wsTrsc,ed TO
India rtoo-r c,otss: staad nesi cold and Wa
haeki-Ioshcca.-; ter, ~iLhcui casrge
TIE raacicerJ AID orr scltsa Tor nzrutac
;rriux embraced IL Larr- establishments belonging 70 the
.es-siycec scss,es h 20 rEure prompt execution OF all
orders 10 81 p-riUr eansr Sot WIKI greater dispatch
81 an cther establishment. HORACE 4 DAY. a. cod
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ilY ORDER of the Honorable Charles P DAILY, OF

sRX ORDER of the Honorable Charles P. Daily, ole
ID Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of the City
and Couay OF NewYork-NcIlce is hereby given, pursu-
the provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments
against abscondng concealed and nonresident debtors,
that attachment ssuei against the estate of David
Morse sresdrnt OF Hsverford West Pembrookshre South
Wales En- gand and that the will be sold for the pay
nen OF MS he appear and dischag such
tachment accoiiog law within nine months from the
hrs publication Of this notice. and that the payment Of suy
debts due him by his debtors agents. bankers Or others
and the delivery 10 him FOR his use, Of any property
money bill. OF exchange, belonging 10 him and
OF any other property by them forbidden by
law void Dated the Twenty third day OF Eebri
aIy, 1916. CLARK CAMpBELL
maj nIytf vs. Or Attaching
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Jnsuraun.
rsu.r FIRE IssunAse. conp.sn ,


TRrsr FIRE ISsuRAsc. COMPAsY,I
No 90 WslsL
aTAN ELECTION held On the 9Th in., ln- following
n persons unanimously elected Directors Of this
Company FOR the ensuing year;
E!!.s G ptaA-, Martin Hoffman, vaenEe q Hall.
James foster IT, WIN. Whit-wrigh!, fdHun1 Penio!d
r j. HUTCHINSON, Jas 3 TOWNSEND, Wa. IL Johnson,
RobL a. str.lLon, Francis Butler John RalsiD, JE
WIN = Lrgg-I, John Clesv-lsnd, John II. Hurttn
Aad III meeting OF the Board Elias o. Drake,
E.q unanimously reelected Pfe'de2! lor Ine ersGng
year.
Til. Company continues Insure against o,s daul-
age by Fire Properly IN the immediate vicinity Of
ms Civ Of Premiums sEt also
inland Navigation The Rivers and Canals Ia this State
Applications FOR lnsuTauce naIr Al the Olce ~Al lse
with prompt attention. LEB5EUS CHAPMAN,
myll 3v-od Secretary.
L'IRE ISsuRANCE.-Th= Mulaai Insurance Com
pany OF Inc City Of New YofI, otc- No. u formerly
No 81 Ws-sl-The Directors have ID. sststeccon 10 IL
form The public that ii! clsins mis- Company occa<l9n7d
ae and al OTTER Claims nave been
AZ u=tc and paid In full and they deem II proper 70 sa
although heir ulsrgs nave bean SOMEWHAT ~
lhe The Company nave s!i sec4reiy raves e
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AID ElCHTf-FIyE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This COMPANY continue 10 lnSpr- s .ast ioss damage
oy IRE OF y similar insuuIions In LIZA
city.
The Company commenced business IL 1877 TIE I'D
Mutual system and continued II 70 the y-sr 3s WHEN
he Mu,raI plan abandoned AID obiaioed
retaining The Original oul Inappropriate nase, -, bust
INVESTED CipfTAL divided ITO shscs. Of ff!y dos
Ryor1er, GEORGE IRELAND, PresiGsrL
A. 3. McDoxALD, Secretary.
N-w-YorE. October Zitn. 1913 go II cod
INSURANCE AGAINST FIKE By lie UaI.st
st.tes Ere Iry1rance CompenJ-OHce re.noysd from
Nc 81 % NO s. Waist This Company continue irsgre
against css and damage oy 6re ne usual rae. OF
Twin L pFa.GFN .at-
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9liserlla

HOBEKT u. nIONKIS. r. N.
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ERENCH WINDOW SHADEs.. WINDOW
L Shsdss.!-J. c. WOODFORD, 239t Broadway. will
open this morning invoice OF window shades comps-
ns choice and select aL.ortIpen o. winooT shades re-
c-iy-d By Inc late arrivals from Europa
r. Tn. Invoice contains full landscapes, scrolls syie
Louis XIV Gothic Donc Ionic and almost every style Of
Arcisn: Architecture Also style wire o!incL Also,
several Cases priced cornces Picture Lss.es, coft.
furniture gimrs &c 29 Broadway Laiarse olAiinss al
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No Sprue--st n
FYY-Me,..s. BAkTOL De NAuSY x CO. would
CAL attention VI country merchants and .he
puIr y, genera 20 her Pricr Of window shscrs
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.T"~- :, MORNING. LITE att o'eoss, for Al.

IN tOllNlNi. Linz att ociOrs, Tor A.
soauy, Troy srd iuisrncGi lSHdings. 6on
the stssmbO,t rtsr At the fort Oi bsrcisy.sL
re TROY leaves New-Iofk Monday, "Wednesday AKA
Eddy DC Ock \. VI. Leaves rroy Tuesday Thus
q, ~ aud Saturday O'CLOCK a. NJ. Lan0irK NJ Cal..
wells, West Point. Ss~burs1 Hampton, FcughA~ers,-
Hytc rSEs Rhin-tecS, u. Red Hocs, Bristol, CHsal,
tludsou CnAsac4e, kndrIhuck. Breakfast and dt9eef
board the hnst Passengers uking this boat viii .ys
time tho Evening rrsus OF Cars from Troy
Buffalo. and North 10 Saratoga WttIesGiI and Lsse
Ctsnp.sin
rh- new oN- pressure steamboat TROY, Cspt Gnthsm
N pnisy moruug, Nay 10, al I. II. All cood. iei shi
baggage h,nk bs specie. any oih-r hind OF property,
lsten put shipped oa board this boat mos, bs =: hs
For passage or freight apply on board or 10 r T. Hal
81 he unc. he wharf mylS
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~T~s REGULAR MAIL LINE 49,
Boston soc Sr~-York, sy -, A., -
sPlaccG steamer OREGON AID ESlcE.
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sf--- sHEDPLE;S LiNE srEAMBOAT,
<ssssssssssssEor Albany. dally-Suadsys -xcvpsed-

n
'tor Albany Troy direct, from the Pier
= st Tho iool OF COrQaGt-st-Psss-Gsc' lNk.
tnc his Boat VII u- Ia lskc The MOrnrc Tran
W Cas- from Troy West Bgatu, and North to SAfsogs
%h.sshal ani f.s<. ChAmpla'u
The loy pressure st.4nboaS EMPIRE, cspt Is. Macy
will leays Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ev-angs. all
1'c!ocE.
Soc Pasfayo ~ freight, apply board, hs o1ee
IN The ~ bart
SorlcE.--iti Goods. Freight Bank Bin Specie. " sey
older Kind Vt Property positively Sl th- c~ners ~
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rG~sS nIORNiNG LINE att o'clock for Al.
Shsny aud Intermediate landings, FROM ,hs
Steamboat Pier at the foot VI Barclay ST.
Breakfast snd diunrr on board tho bost The and
splendid steam yacht RIP VAN WlNKLE. Captain L. d.
A5o VIII leave lhe steamboat pier foot OF BsrcsysL
~ Monday Wednesday and Friday, At ! O'clock, A. Nj
For passage or e. ght apply board tho boat myl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

lily ORDER OF George M. Smith, Supreme Court
ID Commissioner. notice !. hereby given 'hst ~ attach
meut has issued against the of Holden B. Vaughn
now or late Of the State Of Rhode slaud
debtor that the VIII be sold FOR the payment OF his
co.dng TO law within nine uoniha from the first publca
lion Of nogce-snd that the paymep OF any debts due
10 hin by residents OF this Stale and the delivery TO him.
Tor his use OF any property within this State belonging
him. and the any such property by him, for
hidden by Jaw and void. Dated Norwich CheuaGeo
Co Oct iOu, I9t5. BAECOCK REXFORD,
oils lAwin lnv6m Al,ornrY Attachny Creditor.
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GENTLEMEN,s LIST,

ROBERT IL. MORRIS, p. ID.
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-U~,- MOKNINE IlNK AZ 4 ociocs-F.,

- IT. d MpkS1Nts LINK 4: ococs-Fvs
asss.sS Albany AMI intermediate Landings ffum
,ie Steamboat Pier II. me foot OF Barclayll
TN, new ow-Prrssuro steamboat SOU TIL AMERICA.
Gagtaiu l. ". BrenIrj, Friday morning. May 18th
O'CLOCK. BfcsAtt AID ltuGef on board The South Amer.
ict leaves NewYotk M0n1sy, Wednesday and Friday, NJ
O'Clock A. NJ Leaves Albany Tuesday, Thursday AID
SAIUtIly, al O'clock a, NJ.
Passengers taxing ,hs boat viii arrive In tine 10 take The
ryenieg lrsus OF cars from Troy West Buffalo, aud
North to SRraIosa, Whitehall AMI Lake Chamylsin
All goods fret hit, baggage bank bills, specie, any
otter Kind OF property pd Shipped board this
bIa. mus; be al tho risk Of The owners OF such goods
freight, baggage NC. For passage freight, apply
husfd a. the Uifce on tho whaft myii
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List Of Letters Remaining in the H.Y. Post oface,
Saturday, May I6;
CT. Please r.saion < DATE Of tie Li' To H''e' 'as
ar. a1oey,tsed. LADIES' Lists

Allen. Miro Georse
ArmouoDg, Mir Eliza
Allen, Mas Hannah
srkepenburgb, Ann
Augeiinr, Mrs (AnIhony-sp
Atnermsn, aiss Jane
nb,ereroubie, Hiss Jane
Appleby. MIR Eliza
Alien, Mary E..2
YnftIgap, Margaret
Blocsman. Anu
Bruton, Miss EhZa
Brady, Mrs Thomas
Brady, Ann
Brady. Miss hesslisa A
Brosdbury, 81 IS Caroline y
Bradbury, SOPHIA c
Barry, Miss Mary Z
B.ne, Caroline
Bracken, Mlss Bridget
Blair, Sally Ann
Brsinfe,s, Louisa
Baldwin, Mary
Baldwin. Eliza
Baker, Miss Mary c
Bradshaw, Maria Louifs
Berthesrny. Madame
Banding. Mrs Doct
IL
Benson, Mics Elizabeth 4
Rensan, Mary Ann
Bennett, Jane z
Beatty. Mi.s Elizabelh
B1dsell, Sarah S
Brigham, Sarah =
Biiiin, Mrs Joseph
Brown, Mary Jerushs
Boarder. Mrs Mary
Brown, Miss Reached
Bowen. Ellen
Boyle, Miss Bridget
Borse, Bridget
B-ydges, Mrs w
Butler, Maria w
BuchaDusn, Miss Elikabsth
Butler. Ann
Buxton, Mrs r B
Bnriey, DeboIuh
Butler, Miss Mary
Burns, Mary
Crane, Nancy
Chamberlain, MISS Louisa
Csron. Mary 2
Clark, Miss Louisa
Cdyihy, Miss Catherine
Casey, Bridget
Chadwick, Margaret
Calnan, Miss Eilz. Aun
Crawford, Mics Maria
Clark, Mary +
OIL A.. ...rfta af
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=, xjrr~ EVENING BOAT for TROY and AL

Aiisr-.-i NSANY - Through without lsndng-Ths
ns1fSa1- sa1s" steamboat COLUMBIA Capt William IL.
Peck will leave tho pier the foot OF Conhud-sL every
Monday Wednesday, and Friday. at o'clock, Z. NJ.
PlssnEr taktng the shove bOstwl arfve In Albany Or
Troy IN ample TIME te early Morning Trains of
Cars for lhs sast " est. This IL and substantial
bla ur1ehst with giant Stats Rooms for speed and
accommodations Is unr!yaled on the HUDSON
All persons forbid trusting this boat without written
Jider frUm lle Captain Or AgeaL
For passage freight spply board The boat or AT tho
Office On wharf No freight taken after 81 O'Clock All
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80 TO I.ET-FUr year. duflng the Summer
Sc large House. pleasantly situated al RocSland
Lake SIDE, together vita The furniture II desired To
gentleman and Of business in the CITY, Tits would he
Summer residence The steamer Warren touch
cs four times ROcsiand Lake landing. sous aai
returning 10 and IRON The Cir7 OF N-vv-Yok Apply
ais eodu A. 2. STEPHENS, Rockand Lake
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). d. opPOsiTION r0 noNOP9LY-

= Through without landing. York and
Albany LIne-rhs last sud splendid
steamboat EXPRESS. Capt A. Hitchcock will leave thu
foot OF Roblnson-s above Bsrcly every Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday O'Clock The E1pfpn 10 tilted
With the of furniture with spacious stat, and
good 5erths Wh the public PATRONAGE tho travelling parl
Of the community Gay be surs Of low fare The entire sesson
through FOR passage or freight apply to the Captain on
board or OF GEO. T. STANLEY,
MILO al the oitcs On tho dock
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pa FOR SALE, or -xchspgelor CiIy property, snug
A. cogrIry residence about i've miles bhck " Pecsss
49, on Tie main road 10 Lake Maho?scA. Tbs housed,
In excellent order, with accommodations sufficient Tor
large family IN barn sud other houses and 1--WE scres
OF good isld sl in pasture. There is excellent vel OF
water 10 The yard. gadrn aud fruit tree. and shbbery
in al.audance Apply to JOHN BUCKLEY, Jr
all Sawi Exchange Office, S7 Chshsnl-st
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WARRANTED CAST .TEEL-Edgs I9s !. 8
" fs real genuine Congrf Tools can be ss9 ~ %
A.1Irr..v-s, ,-- hey lade, aad .franse.
r9re I'D Al G1crgc Bdsgs Co.'S P.ttst 40
sold :, s. fultca-st add oaf stores PEI "a Arcs
no, NV r,sk- Nine are stamped leas -Cossf h.yr,s
.sS.xt N w Tho name Vt J. Cong-r Ef. aoH'N'
40 nr-r-., ir tns bnzinsss- esos-eods
rs- . llb-rsI aiscocE. made 20 deelefs-
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NOTICE s hereby gwen Ihai az sttsehEenL N Iavor OF
George q Cougar, the city Of tea Onetcs CouCty
has ID sysirsI the estate OF Hamilton D. Rs-y AMOR
resident te.er residing il he State of Illinois pursuant 10
III. statute concerning nonresident debtors whcb siiac1-
Judg 81 the 9Th Jadcs Circuit and that tie esIe VIII be
sod the payment OF The debts OF he said Rsey unless
be appear snd discharge such attachment secording 10 sw
within MONKS from the srst publication OF this notice
and tSa the payment .ny debts due 10 said Rssy By
ssut OF this STATE Sud the delivery him for hs use OF
s1y properly ~ilhn this Sta;e belonging 10 him. and the
transfer OF any such property by him forbidden by law
and are void. MATTEsOS pOOLII LIZ,
Attoraeys tor attaching creditor utcs Oneida County.
D,f.d Iar..ry 6th 1916 JIG lsvem
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C.. TO BE I.Er-on- OF thu o;;s M. =
~. Ccrtand-st SIZE Of room, = ny 80 feet In the clear
right bustn-ss the viii be- made
low my2 Stawtf HORACE II. DAY.
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$3.50 rORT HAMILTON AND CONEY
Esslrps---isi.lald Fsfry.-Tho steamboat PRoPEiE.
zfaEsSsssssa1ar Capt H. Maan. wiz comnlsnce rue
t, nm Monday ID, IAN ipsL 10 Fon Hamilton ouIy) as
n Nv, l,,yt1y foot OF WniiehssL New YORK at NJ
and r. st. sqd Foft Hamilton al 9 A. N. ard5 NJ Until
f,,tb,r DULcs fare II ren.s. myD w.
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Sc. ry4.gs.zz-sss-lT Iii KOUGH mas IT, h
stsss h rs FROM NEW- sssssssssE

aORE aud OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, ad.-3SG
MILES RAILROAD
~ W-slsfa Travellers Uai,ed s.ats. Nal ssd
Passenger R0oto Wheeling, Pi!A5rg, Cincinnati nna
nc south and iRcsI.
Passengers going directly through,
Leave Ne"YofS, foot VI Llbery'sL NORM E!sef, 6S
Z. 81. IN Inc GfeaI Mail Train-
Arrive In Ph!!sde 9hla e. r. ~
Leave PhilaGeiphis at 10 7. M. daily-Hati Tfalr
Arriys 10 Ba.ag1ore al o A. VI. ~,
L-sy, Baltimore &. Il A. 81. by the Baltimore N OHIO
Railroad, lse mii-S.
And arI.gs 81 Cumberland III P. 81
Leave Cumberland r. 81. by the National Ros1 tca
Good Intent Stage Liaes, and arrive IN Wheeling o. rI+
Durgh nsxI evening. =, :.
~ THE SLco.D Nall leaves Ncw-Yorf, A. u,
Rallfusd Leave Phigcelph!a Sundays excepted, a. -
~ By Steamboat. and A NJ by Railroad Tor Bslunofe
Pasaeagefs or Piltsbufg take .hs splendid r1w ana ~
den hoit STEAMBOATS, Sfownsye, sGd thereby hAT 'oJ
IL ui!ea Of S.zzing Toe whole rouDe.
YGrs. class Steamboats, leave WErc..ng and Giaoei5
hourly and Pz.selgzrs are forwarded without Decay
Cincinnati ard all oLer Ports IN he South and Wet f0'
81 Cincinnati :,
Ror lhro1gh lcles by this apply 10 Pailscspias
liz Railroad Oe.cz corner OF aara.G znc Eieysntn
- South Thirlst sGd board Steamboat s ~.
Fare through from Philadelphia " Wheehns SiS " -
bcrs 5l2 via Inc privilege Of stopping a. oAnIoe -
resrng .-as al pleasure For xftner nioreaion aPP1
70 >. S -,
Railroad Offcs foot Of Lberty.s, 81 and n AZ
q, A5stus COZ. No Is Wats', a. II d, or Ciiy do;s-
v, "a.
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baye 5-=a granted by the Register o. WIS for % e';y
anc County o. Philadelphia, n sab'cHbeE OF the eeds
sn c,-s hs and credits Of Lewis. otcsr wise csiea
As-ca Piou; ofihe city OF PEsielPn;a dsesss- s
al p.rsons having Claims demands sa:asi he e-ats o.
3ecease5 are requested make known The same
sse ,5scroer wilbur t-ay AID 81 Pe.srs ince1.ec
sre requested 20 NIKE payment - him
THEODORE DU6OSO. JeveLsr,
M IL PhilSi-fphia
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TI'iIE IJSDEESIGSED s.y7ug been taIy o ppolaifx.

by Hon Frederick A 7 aIros!se Recorder OF lhs
City OF York. Trustees Of lie q George Lock
wood NONRESIDENT debtor al persons Indebted 20 Ife
SAID George lockwood h-r-hy required r-nc-r a.
Of al deb-- srt OF morey by them
sp-ciivcly ih- said lockwood ard pay TIE 10
!h- Trustees. and Al persons having IN h-r possession
sry property elects OF The said Lockwood required
10 deliver he II the Trustees, before La ;hir
Isruih az U jua- 81 tie office OF Harvey A. Weed.
ESQ No. Nss-au-st n he city Of N-wiork All credit
or, Lie said lockwood required 10 deliver iheiT
.p.cye and demands 10 II. said Trustees tie
ssze ;.1l- aat place Ds:-d Newly April 2ls 1876
ISAAC V. FOWLER.
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03

isel50a Of inferrsi On ban1s az he RI.
sigh al Gaslsn Raj Read Company, r.
PISSED shas. i he oPsnien q he eOnmis.
ise. No legislssion was rrquitd 81 Ehs
suhjees. ard prsYei . be discharged lsnm
ne further eunsiderssion u i. TIE re-
Pgri was accepted. and ne commilles d..
charged.
Ar. Mrbshe also intr0iueed ! BIZ u
reduce inio one ari. al me seis relsaing
% he village q Chapel Hill; which pas.
sed IL frsl reading.
Bic. Bullock. Of Granville. offered The
following resolutions:
Resolved. That Ire commillee on g.
nance Be instructed 10 inguire into he en-.
psdlsney Of incIsasing The tx on Ped
lars BY land. and thai they rsPoH BY bill
Or Otherwise.
The resolution snlhnrizing the Cover
nor 10 furnish arms Ia troops Of Cavalry
in the counties of lienie. Northampton
and Wilkes, was rad The llird lime. and
amended 30 40 - provide Cor lIoaps Of
Cavalry in the counties Of caharras, Or
ange and Union, and ordered 10 he en-
crossed.
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The Caldwell Insiitufe--The Ex-
amlnafIOu.


Tlar Pan sesaioa d the Caldwell institute lrE.
minated on Friday ihe a7lh ultima. The eIsnli-
nation 81 the rlasses commenced on "Wednesday
morning. and Wss continued up 10 Friday noon,
occupying Two days and half; and was attend
81 BY some Of the Trustees Of the institute, by
Professor feslcr and Mr.. Charles Phillips, Of our
University. and many Of the eiiizens of the toHn,
10th isdies and gentlemen. Business prevented
our attending hu, oRf evening, when we had the
pl-asare Of hearing tie Senior Class examined on
Homer and ThucydiJes, aud class Of beginners
in the Greek Grammar and Greek Reader. In
the Senior Class, the members selected the part
they were 10 read By lot when The class was call.
ed up; and after having read the portion allotted.
each ono was lrst subjected 10 close e1amina-
tign on his sranmadcI sno,vlcdgc q the hn.
guage by the President Of the institute. and then
handed over 10 Mr.. feiier, the Professor Of Greek
in our University. who continued /, for some time
with much rigour The class stood an excellent
examination under this test Of scholarship; an.
sEering nearly every QUESTION asked. correctly aud
with great promP,ne~s. The Grammar Class was
examined by the President in the presence Of the
Trustees and visitors They were required to
translate shOa sentences in Greek, aud afterwards
to parsc them; and were carried through the ca
scs ofthe nouns, the moods ard lenses ofthc verbs
and The rules Of grammar, IN such manner as 10
show tina, they were laying good foundation for
their future acquisitions Of knowledge.
The examination, we have no doubt, was as
vigorously conducted in tho other departments
Mathematics, and the Latin and English Langua-
grs,-though no, having attended them, we are
not prepared TO speak from our own observation.
Other visitors speak highly in praise Of these AZ
80; and express gTea, qualification at the cyidcn-
ees they witnessed Of failhfulncss on the par, of
the teachers, and Of the proficiency Of the youth
entrusted to their guidance. -. ..t-v
This closes the third session since the removal
Of the institute to this place. The number Of stu
dents has been gradually increasing since the com
mencement, and during the last session about
lightweight were connected with the institution.
II is no small matter for graduation, that among
large number Of students such good order ard
such exemplary department, should he so constant
ly kept up as has been in the Institute. Much,
We know. may be attributed to their good govern.
nent at home; but at the same time, the disci-
pine and religious influence brough, 10 bear up
"' them here, must have had a saluiary effect
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03

The last New Orleans " bulletin
states as an important item in The recent
intelligence from the rily OF Mexieo, that
letters from thence as late Ne the 30ih ul-
iimo. from the best sources, announce the
issuing Of a large number of i.elteroi-
marqne Commissions, which have been
forwarded 10 Ha' ana, together with blank
patents for nat"IslIzing the crews OF
such vessels as may accept The c"mmi.-
sions. his information (ihe Bulletin luI-
Their says) is confirmed BY letters from
Havana, which say lha, Don Felix Rive
ra, who arrived there in The last steamer
from Vera Cruz. is the bearer Of these
commissions, and the object of his mis-
sion is 10 endeayor to put them into effect.
II is, however, stated that the Spanish au-
ihorilies will do all they can TO prevent IL.
but that there are so many desperate cha.
raciers and slave-traders about Havana
that il 10 possible they may elude all The
precsuiions adof ted by The anrhorilies.--
Our. Government ought Immediately 10
strengthen the Gnlf Squadron by nume-
rous small fasi-sailing cruisers, TO nip the
plan in the bud. il any Of these prisaieers
should be fitted out. *
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03

| How to Give.-Ata missionary meet
ing held among the negroes in the West
Indies, these three resolutions were agreed
upon:
l. We will all give something.
. We will all give as God hath ena-
bled us.
3. We will all give willingly.
As soon as the meeting was over,
leading negro took his seat at a table,
with pen and ink, TO put down what each
came 10 give. Many came forward and
gave, some more and some less. Among
those that came was rich old negro, almost
as rich as all the others put together. who
threw down upon the table a small silver
coin. "Take dat back again." said the
negro who received the money. dat
may be according 10 de first resolution,
but is not to de second" The rich old
man accordingly took it up, and hobbled
back TO his seat in great rage. One al
ter another came forward, and as almost
all gave more than himself, he was fairly
ashamed, and again threw piece of mo-
.ney on the table, saying, '.Dare! take dat!"
Il was a valuable piece of gold; but it
was given so ill-temperedly that the negro
answered again, "No! Dat wont do
yet! h may be according to de first and
second resolutions, but is not according to
de last )" and he was obliged TO take up
his coin again. Still angry at himself
and all the rest, he sat long time. till
nearly all were gone, and then came to
the table, and with smile on his face,
and very willingly, gave large sum to
the treasurer. Very WE'LL" said the ne
gro, dat will do; dat according 10 all de
! resolutions"