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af u. and knew just hOs ne felI; and 90
lev do that. you know, inches"
What . bright sfIsrnooB that little aifl
made in Ihal little room. How much lss-
tee Mays 6nesrs hew The live long day,
- tbe sal sewing BY her mother; and
Mrs. Stephens, in lhs happiness OF her
rhild. almost forgot that she had head
achs, and thought, a. she slipped her
evening cup tf Ies, thai she lsll stronger
Than she had done for some lime.
That Iase il. sNIei 10 fuenee died not
Emh fiIs, day. Through all The long cold
Sinler, the walchIns, Hnd'ng. ehsrishing
thar fower. swsksRed a thousand plea
ssnI usins Of ihopghI. that begn,lsd the
ssmeness and wesrlhess oflhsiu IlIe. Eve
~ d.y The far growing thing put forth
sume fresh bssuiy-s lesl. bud. q new
shOoi-snd constantly awakened fresh
enjoyment 10 it's [ossessoTs. Is IL stood
IN the window. The passsr-by would
sometimes stop and gaze, sllrseisd by its
beauty, and then proud and happy vas
Mary; nor did even the serious aud care
worn widow notice with indifference ibis
tribute 10 the beauty Of their fay oriie.
Bu, little dc Florence think, shen she
bestowed The gift, that there lwinsd shout
II an invisible thread that reached far aud
brightly into the web Of her destiny.
Z Que cold afternoon 10 eshy spring, .
tall md graceful gentleman called al The
Io~ly room to pay for the mssing Of some
linen by The inmates. lie vas a stranger
and way farer, recommended through the
charity oil some Of Mrs. Stephens pa
irons. As he turned TO 90. his eye rest
eJ sd'niringIy on the rose.uee, and he
stopped 10 gaze al it..
3" How beautifully" said be.
Yes" said lnlle Mary, d" and it vas
given 10 Us BY lady as sweet and bean.
tlluI as that is" s -...s r -~..
"Ah," ssid the stranger, turning upon
her pair Of bright dark eyes, pleased
and rather struck by The communicsIio
land how came che to give TO , on, my
lluls girl I" !
oh, because we are poor. and mo.
lHrI 70 sIChs anu VIC HcFfE CdH nave any
! Thing petty. We used to have a gar.
; den once,'s and We loved 1owers so much,
and Mlss Florence found u DOT, and so
she gave Us this" -: +.e .
I Florenrel' echoed the stranger.
Yes-Mlss Florence 'Esirsnge-'
beautiful lady. They say she was from
! foreign pat,.; but she speaks English jus
like other ladies'. only swee,er."
= z" Is she here now! 10 she il in this ci
}, ,y." said the gentleman eagerly. No
: she left some rnou,s ago" saId the widow
e noticing the shade Of disappointment, OF
e his face; !" bul," said she, you can 6nt
D out all about her at her auni's, Mrs
Csrlyle's, No. 10 - Street."
I A short tine after, Florence received ;
= letter in q handwriting that made hel
j.. iremble. During the many eaIly years
Of her life spent in France, she had vel
i learned TO know that writing. This let
D ter told that he was living, .hsthe haduac'
n ed her, es en- as hidden sire smiet may b
:. traced, by The freshness. the verdure o.
! heart, which her deeds Of Kindness ha,
g left wherever she passed. Thus wUct
b said, our readers needno help in finishing
Z my story for themselves.
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Notice.

THE undersigned having taken out letters OF
administration according 10 law, on the es-
tate Of AHcuIRALu CAIx, decd, at May Term
Of Orange Comfy Court, 1917, hereby gives no.
tcr to all persons indebted, 10 said estate TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims a.
sainst the estate, will present them, property au-
ihentcatc,l within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice viii he plead in bar of thcu recovery.
JOHN G.. DOUGLAS, Admir-.
June Is. Sj-4w
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g4MAGH SCHOOL,
!. ~ IIII.IsnnnnI-1u \ T.

TTyHE summer session Of Mr. & Ms. Burwrlfs
n School fsf Young Ladies. viii oi~,i on the
18th Of July. The couue Of studies Is extensive.
aai the instruction Is designed 10 b. thorough
especially in the more useful branches. The La
lin language forms part d The couIsr, and al
- vocal Music. without additional charge. Mr.
M,nriS", Who has taught successfully IN sevc-
rsl srhools in the North, from which Ne comes
highly recommended. viii have chsssr Of tie de-
plriments Of Music. Drawing. and Paiuling, aud
will also teach the Frnch, I,allan, and Spanish
Languages.
Few hoari~rs can H. accommodated in the
family Of The Pnncipsi. and any numher d Young
ladies caa End board IN grntcel families in the
village saa4 ae.a H@Aa aa~@**@s@a
III - Gil TERMS, N ADVANCE.
beard aad Tuition, ...~ s6H5O
Tmtion, SIS Il 1880
Music on Piano OF Guitar, 5000
lie Of Instrument. 500
Dta,,ing and Painting. 1000
French, Italian, or Spanish, as 1000
No deduction mnde after pupil has entered
the school, except in cases Of ahsrnce caused ty
sickness. ...
juno 7. So
or Raleigh STANDARD, star, and Register, once
week for four weeks
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STRaYED OR STOLEN,

A BLACK hickory Walking Cane, with
IN silver head. Any information as to ITS
whereabouts will be thankfully received at this
ofS,c. s@sS~f"'& OBI TT .~'
June -. ..a"F @~:~ 81
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Hints 10 Young rren.- Always hay

hints 10 young Nen. always nave
a book within your reach. which you may
catch up at your odd minutes. Resolve
10 edge in a little reading every day, ifh
is but a single sentence. II you can give
fifteen minutes day, i. will be felt at the
ead Of the year. Regulate your thoughts
when not at study. A man is thinking
even while at work-why may he not be
thinking about something that is useful
Resolve in your mind what YOU have last
been reading. .a.
The cultivation Of III, Sugar Cane is
getting into ex,cn ;ive practice i'll Texas
and The Sugar produced is Of the fines
Kind. 1854
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ON III A IN D.,

E7LoUR, of whitcd's make, Cider Vinegar,
y Sperm and Fayetteville Candles, Spirits OF
rurpentine, and quantity Of good Bacon.
&c.. So. u..s A, MlGKI.E g. co. =.
April Is. .is.sg ~..4.s~ ~: ::.a y 23--
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MAY your rich soil.
EslsleEani, hainTrs heiIeT blessings POur
Ger every land"
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lust RECEIVED fresh supply Of mcdi-
- zines, among which are: SO .. 8"
ticlatine Capsules, ss-s 5 .es---. . %
Mscouboy Snuir, ..s -m..3 e.. ....
Eryalcnta-a new and admirable remedy for
hlhitusl constipation. sd "@
Also, lot Of Lime and White Lead. @
@f%t1 p -. LONG, WEBB, e. co.
June %. 7*m@t s~@5~ a8 IL #~@ t~ So
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OP LANDS. &r.-TIMI
I'D CUT WHEAT.

From The Indi.na state journal.
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Cottage in the Woods. March 20, ls47.

Singular Grain.-Rev. Mr.. I.umsden
brought into our office the other day some
punches of grain which grew on the ordi-
,ary cane or reed, audi was found on Mud
iy creek in Stokes county. lie says the
.rop on he spot where. discovered was ex-
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$50 Acres Choice Land

&MA VII Sss wv sdt1 ~ shv"N
SATsH Tract Of Land, situated IN this coun-
sS ~, i've and hall miles north Of Cha
SSt4s~ pei Hill, lying on New HcPe creek,
with smaller creek running through il, and adj
joining the lands cf g. w. Johnston, esq, Rev.
Vim. Roheson, and others. Ala, large Wa
gcn. nearly new. at a reduced price. For further
particulars, apps at the Recorder office, or 10 the
subscriber, residing on the premises. -
@@&Sla e'#3 '@ JOHN FLlNrOFF.
Orange county, June IL. s7 '7 So
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information Wanted

OF VIM. II. MCrackcn, printer by trade, who LEFT Ann
Arbor Michigan, about the first of July 1876 for the pur-
pose of going work in the Expounder Office Marshall
Michigan, and has since been heard from. He is a
young man. about 81 years of age slender built dark hair
salow complexion lisps little in conversation, and in
walking inclnes little forward He Is easy his man
uers and of quick and ready address He when he
left here suit of dark clothes and lowcowned straw hat.
He formerly worked in the Advertiser office Detroit
formation which has lately the knowledge of the
undersigned renders probable that he sailed with the
California expedition which left New York i'm October last
Any information relative his whereabouts will be thank
fully received by his anxious brother. Printers in Mchi
and New York who will give the above insertion
win obge brother of the craft, who will hold him.
self in readiness render the qid pro quo Address s. b.
McCracken Ann Arbor, Michigan
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$1,000 REWARD.

LrRANCIS NEWCOMB, late Surveyor General OF
Louisiana, charged and convicted OF forgery and
bezcment escaped from the parish prison, in this city,
during the night of the 9th ultimo.
VIII pay thousand dollars, and the sheriff of the par
ish OF Orleans will pay an additional of five hundred
dollars for his and detention Jail in the United
States, 40 that | can secure him.
Said Newcomb Is native of the town of Greenfield, Mas
sachuses formerly well known officer of the United
STATES army about Is years of age, blue eyes, light
pexion, light hair and WHISPERS, which, If sl OF
singular and trim is about feet or 10 inches high
built, and slightly inclined corpuency his hair
naturally curly, and he has a military walk.
w +. WAGNER,
United States Marsha District Louisiana.
New Orleans, March 2, 1871.
p s. Any who give any information win plea Sc
call the United States Marshas office, in the CUSTOM
house. W. +. WAGNER.
Mar 1875 United States Marshal
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Approved
WAR DEPARTING

WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, Oct 10, 1916.
SIR Your communications of the 22d, 23l. and 25th
ultmo, detailing the operations of the army under your
immediate command at Monterey, have been received.
The SKILL courage, and gallant conduct displayed that
by the troops under your and both regu-
lars and volunteers, have added glory to arms and
merit IRON the government and people Of the United
States the warmest expressions of gratitude and praise
In relation to the terms of the captulaon of Monte
not deemed advisable to insist upon the which
you had first proposed. The circumstances which dica-
ted, doubtless justified the change The President unin-
formed OF these circumstances, does not know in what
degree the recent change in the government of Mexico
may have contributed to this result certain 49, how
that the present rulers of that republic have yet
given any evidence that they Favorable to the inter-
ess of peace" Of this you will have already been in
formed by my despatch of the 22d ultmo
The government did contemplate, as you will per-
ceve by the tenor OF the dispatches from this depart
ment, that there would probably happen any contingency
the prosecution OF the in which would be expe-
dent to suspend hosttes before the offer of acceptable
terms OF peace
In my despatch of the 22d utmo which had not reach
ed you when you entered into the arrangement with Gen
era Ampuda on the 25h ultmo there are considerations
and facts stated which render the continuance of the
armstce extremely embarrassing As the offer recently
made by the United States to open negotiations for peace
not acceded to by the present rulers of Mexico but
reserved to be submitted to and acted by Congress to
be assembled the 9th OF December next, II deemed
by the government here, highly important that the war
vgor the end that they might be made sensible of the
evils of its continuance and thereby become more in
cned to bring II to speedy close In pursuance of this
policy, expedition proposed in despatch of the
22d u for the purpose Of taking possession OF the en-
tire department of Tamaupas and, under the belief that
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VALUABLE Merchant Mill Sale ---The subscrl-
Der offers for sale thpt well known and valuable proper
ty the Rock Mill situated Jones's Falls, the Falls
Turnpike road, at less than miles distance from Bai-
more city
Il has the advantage Of the entire stream of Jones
Falls, with about twentyone feet OF fall The dam
which was built within few yearsand the m-seat pos
sess natural advantages superior any the
The mi-house is built OF in the substantial
manner, four and very spac ous by %
featuring flour in the best were all erected entirely
new IN fSi OF the most approved construction, and win
the best materials, without regard expense
There are two waterwhees of and one-hau
new the preceding year and the MILL with fair supply of
water, Is capable OF manufacturing hundred and lily
barrels of -four daily kiln-whieh could put up
at small exensewoud enable the proprietor to keep the
niii at full work during the year, this being OF the lar
gest and cheapest markets for corn.
The supply of water Joness Falls is more abundant
than that of any other this city The Rock
Mill property is peculiarly well adapted for factory oil
cotton or OF WOOL from its its well known sa
ubriy and its proximity Baltimore city, where labor
powerful this stream are occupied y cotton fac
tories or by the company which supplies the city with wa
ter.
There the premises tvostory miIer's house,
stable Tor eight horses and one for four cows and mk
house, all of stone, and nevefailng spring of the pure
water. There about twenty of land attached TO
e miiseat, the greater part of which, though now III
wheat is upland meadow of the first qualify aordng
abundant support Tor wagon team situations for DIVER
lungs Tor operatives unsurpassed for heulthness.
Ten thousand dollars OF the purchase money would be
required IN cash, but the payment of the residue would be
made very accommodating, if satisfactorily secured as to
principal and interest Twenty thousand dollars might re-
MAN, AT annual ground twelve hundred dollars,
payable hall yearly For further particulars, apply TO
HENRY WHITE,
March ~ Baltimore, Md
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VALUABLE Garden Farm, ut Auction. on Saturday

VALUABLE Garden Farm, Mt Auction. Saturday
tue 20i day OF March, SBy virtue OF decree of the
hastings court of Norfolk city, in the suit of Andrews
Cookies administrator and Others will proceed to sell
public auction, the highest bidder Saturday, the goth
day OF the present month"; in front OF the Beacon office
about IL O'clock, M that valuable garden farm OF which
NJ Cooke deceased, died seized and possessed adjoining
the town of Portsmouth, and Immediately on the main
road Suffolk.
This farm contains about sixty fand in the high
possible state of cultivation and fertility and is enclosed
with substantial and durable fence of cedar posts and Jul
nper rails
From the great pmducveness this land the quickness
fits soil and its contiguy and accessibility by steam
communication to the markets OF Norfolk, Richmond, and
Baltimore, may be safely said to be one OF the most desi-
rable garden farms in THIS section OF Virginia.
The sale will be upon credit of six months except for
much will pay the expenses thereof which will be
CURED in cash The purchaser give bond and security
and the commissioner retaining the title TO the property to
secure the deferred payment
March i-3tawts M. COOhE, Commissioned.
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To Colonel J. J. ALBERT,
Chief Typographical Engineers.

The published maps OF this portion OF Mexico abso-
than useless, and compelled
way step by step, conld obtain reliable nfor-
nation except by personal obseryaion Aristas manu-
script map Captured Resaca de In Palma) toleaby
accurate but did obtain sight of it till after
arrival AT Satillo.
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The quantities of any all may be increased dimn
ished the service hereafter require The contracts
will therefore be made, not for specific quantities. but for
such Quantities as the service may require be delivered at
those navy yards respectively
Contractors not residing at the places where deliveries
delay may arise in furnishing what may be required and
when contractor fails promptly to comply with requisi
on the navy agent the port where the article articles
required 10 be delivered shall be authorized purchase
such article articles and the contractor shall be liable for
any excess OF cost over the contract price.
Separate offers must be made for each article each Of
the aforesaid navyyard and bidders whose proposals
accepted (and others will be forthwith notified and
early aspraccable and bond will be transmitted
returned the bureau within five days, exclusive OF the
time required for the regular transmission of the mail
Bonds, with two approved sueties in onethrd the e-
mated amount of the respective contracts, will be required
and per centun addition will be withheld from the
amount of all payments account thereof collateral
cry, in addition TO the bond given, its perform
ance and not in any event to be paid until it is in all
spects complied with and ninety per centum OF the
of all deliveries made will be paid by the navy
agent within thirty days after bills duly authenticated shall
have been presented TO him.
Blank forms proposals may be obtained application
to the Navy Agents at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Bo
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington Nor
folk, Pensacola, and at this Bureau.
Every offer made must be accompanied Gas directed in
the of Congress making appropriations for the naval
vice for 1867, approved 10th August 1856 by written
guaranty, signed by responsible persons,
the effect that he they undertake that the bidder bid
des WILL if his their bid be accepted, obi
CATION within five days. with good and sufficient surees
cred unless accompanied by such guaranty.
AInr l9-laWtAp26
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FRO BE CONTINUED. |
M a. GREEN, .q,scifoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
Il auctionOn Saturday, the 2oth instant, will sell in
front the Centre Market 10 o'clock, large lot of fur
nure, belonging persons declining housekeeping. We
deem unnecessary Persons wishing pu
furniture will do wel TO attend the sale, all must be
sold. Terms cash.
March I9--It A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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DENTAL SURGERY,
By @. H. VAN PATrEN, M ID. -,
Permanent office and residence door to Todd's lta'
Store, near Browns Hotel.
Dec 3I--IY
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NIoNEITE's HISTORY OF THE MISSISSIPPI

MoNE1TE's HISTORY OF THE MISSISSIPPI
lNI VALLEY, its discovery and settlement by Spain,
France and Great Britain, and its subsequent history gPo
the year 1916 volumes Life and Voyages OF 20
lumbus by Washington Irving abridged by himself, vol
9me Tales OF Wonens Trials, by Mrs G. Hall, vol;
An exposition of the Epocalypse, by David Lord, y9
Letters, Conversations and Recolectons of s. T. Cole
ridge vol; % cents Education and knowledge, by "a
ward Everett, vol; The Life of Christ in the words OF me
Evangelists complete harmony of the Gospel History OF
the Saviour vol, with many illustrations, ,,n
March 10 f. TAYLOR.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
Camp before Monterey, Sept. 25, 1916

Camp before Monterey, Sept 25, 1916
SIR: At noon on the 23d instant, while our troops
closely engaged in the lower part of the city, re-
ported in my last despatch received, by flag, COM
municaton from the governor OF the State Of New Leon
which is herewith enclosed (No ~ To this communca-
ton deemed il my duty to return declining
allow the inhabitants to leave the city. By II o'clock D.
m the second division which had entered the town from
the direction of the Bishops Palace had advanced within
square OF the principal plaza, and occupied the city
up TO that point The mortar had in the meantime been
placed in battery in the cemetery within good range Of
the heart of the town, and served throughout the
night with good effect.
Early in the morning Of the oath, received flag
from the town, bearing communication from Cen AM
puda, which enclose, mo 81 and to which returned the
answer, mo 81 also arranged with the bearer of the FLAG
cessation of fire until IL o'clock, which hour appoint
ed to receive the final answer of Gen Ampudia at Cen
Worth's headquarters Before the appointed time how
ever General Ampudia had signi6ed to General Worth
his desire for personal interview with for the pr
pose of making some dehnitve arrangement. An inter-
view was, accordingly appointed for O'Clock, and
suited in the naming of commission TO draw up articles
OF agreement regulating the withdrawal of the Mexican
forces, and temporary cessation of hostes The
commissioners named by the Mexican generalin-chief
were Generals Ortega and Requena and ID. Manuel M
l.lano, governor OF New Leon. Those named on the
American side were General Worth General Henderson
governor Of Texas, and Colonel Davis Mississippi vol
unteers. The commission finally settled upon the ar-
ces, OF which enclose copy, NO the duplicates of
which Gn Spanish and Engsh) have been duly signed
Agreeaby to the provisions OF the fourth article,
troops have this morning occupied the citadel
will be that the terms granted the Mexican gar.
rson are less rigorous than those first imposed The
gallant defence of the town. and the fact of recent
change of government in Mexico, believed to be favor
able to the interests of peace induced concur with
the commission in these TERMS which will trust re-
ceve the approval OF the government The latter con-
sideration also prompted the convention for temporary
cessation of hostiltes Though scarcely warranted by
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my Instructions yet the change of affairs since those in,
structions were issued seemed to warrant this course
beg to be advised as early practicable whether have
met the views of the government in these particulars
regret TO report that Captain Williams, Typographical
engineers and Lieutenant Terett, LIST infantry, have died
of the wounds received in the engagement of the 2lst
Captain Gatlin, 7th infantry, wounded not badly
on the 23d.
am, sir very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Z. TAYLOR,
Maj Gen IT, s. A. commanding
The ApJuTANr GENERAL OF the Army Washington, d. C.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-22

CorroX This market has heeo inflated ia
.o inverse ratio. and shows decided state OF
,o,,roreneai The advance is 3-Sd. per ID.
since the last steamer
Provisions Prices have been generally
.,eady for The last fortnight, so that any lmpor-
,,nt alterations canno, be named.
There is no imporian, change in metals
Iron continues firm, al the prices quoted by the
lasl steamer.
The money market has considerably improved,
and greater confidence has been infused into
every branch of trade
The fteamer Washington arrived in Bremen
,o The 18th The Sheridan reached here on
,be 2Oh. The Shenandoah aud Sir Isaac
Newton arrived al Ha,re on The 10Th and . ST
OF June.
The Sarah Sands steamer had pu, into Cork
IN consequence of an accident la her machinery.
She was expected to sail yesterday.
The Bngue forts on the Chinese seas wete
,apurcd aud destroyed by the naval forces on
the 24'h of hpni.
Father Matthew has received a pension ol
c20o wear from The crown. Runner states
,La, the Pope has declined to make him Bishop
OF Cork
MIR O'Conncl's remains were expected 10
arrive of Southampton on the l7'h.
The fever is dreadfully Prevalen, in l.lrerpoof.
Il has made The most destructive havoc among
Carholic clergy, eight having been swept away
IN TWO weeks Tie dislemper was IN every
instance contracted by them while visiting the
sick.