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Mr.. Keen, Of Rockingham. moved to
strike out 100000 aud insert $50, 900.
Negaiised.
The question then recurring upon The
adoption Of Mr.. Rayner's amendment 1t
was nega'ived by Ayes "A; Nays 10.
Mr.. Steele then moved further amend.
ment, appropria'ing $4,000, TO be paid
out Of the Public Treasury, Mr.. Martin.
OF Franklin, moped an amendment TO The
amendment, aPpropriaiing s25, 0O0l
Pending the question, the House ad.
iourned.
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10 inquire into the propriciy or pradn
ceIiaIn lands. Adopted.
Mr.. S,anly offered resolution instuc,
ing the Speaker ofthe House Of Common
to inform Mr.. J. w. Ellis of his cIectio,
~ Judge Of the Superior Cour, and in
quire Of him whether be accepts of the 40
poinlment.
Mr.. Courts opposed the resolution in q
very animated speech. Mr.. S,anly re.
piled IN equally as animated a style, and
IN very forcibIe manner. Before Mr..
Staniy had concluded the Speaker annouu.
ced the arrival Of the hour for taking up
the order Of the day-,he bill 10 iocressc
the Revenue Of the State. and the bill pro.
vidlng for m Insane Asylum.
Do motion of Mr.. Caldwell, of Guilford,
the Revenue bill was laid on the table.
Mr.. Mcbane moved TO lay the bill Tor
Insane Asylum on the table. Lust.
MIR. Steele offered an amendment to 5,h
Sect. Of the bill, which was rejected.
Mr.. S,anIy offered on amendment to the
lst Sect. by Inserting the name Of the
Commissioners. Adopted.
Mr.. Wadsworih introduced an amend.
ment TO strike out Raleigh and inser, after
. and situated" "at such place as shall
hereafter he designated BY supplementary
ac,." Adopted.
Mr.. SianIy introduced an amendment 10
ID Sect. 10 strike oul or unhewn stone"
Adopted.
Mr.. Kelly moved 10 strike out 9Th Sect.
lIr. Hicks moved an amendment to come
n after 9th Sect. provided the cost Of said
building shall not exceed $4,000. Re.
scled.
The question was taken on Mr.. kclIy's
notion TO strike out aud prevailed.
Mr.. i. X. Caldwell moved to lay the
Ill on the table. Carried.
Then OH motion Of Mr.. Spivey the
louise adjourned.
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HOUSE of fjuNoys-.

MIR. Mebanspsesenied bill TO repeal an
act 10 amend the Revised Statutes, entitled
, Religious Socistics; Mr.. 8. J. Person a
bill 10 incorporate the Mutual Life Insu.
rance Company Of North Carolina Mr..
Meblne bill to amend the | 9th section Of
the Dist chapter of The Revised Statutes,
entitled Courts Of Equity which bills pas,
first reading, and wee referred.
The bill TO incorporate the S,atcsvlle
Male Academy, passed its second and third
reading, and was ordered 10 be engrossed.
! Mr.. Brogden reported bill to repeal
The act Of lsl6-i7, to lay off and eslab.
lish county by the name cf Polk which
passed first reading.
Mr.. SatferIhwaile from the committee
TO whom was referred resolutions fiom Al.
ALBANIA, on The subject of reputation, made
report, stating that the known character
Of the people Of North Carolina for homes.
iy and integrity makes it unnecessary for
their representatives in the Legislature TO
express their condemnation of the odious
principle Of reputation. Coneurred in.
Mr.. Cherry from the Committee on Ed.
ucation reported adversely, and Mr.. Akin,
in behalf Of the minority, reported favora-
bly, TO the bill Tor the better regulation O:
common schools. Laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Mebane, it was or.
dered that the use Of The Commons Hall
lie rendered 10 the North CaroIina Bible
Society on the evening Of the sth of Jan.
uary next, when the Anniversary meeting
Of the Society will be held. /
The House adjourned until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 4 O'clock.
The bill FOR the Incorporation OF the town
Of Salisbury, was read the Third time and
passed and ordered to be engrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. MoCless, the bill Civ.
ing the election Of Clerks and Masters in
Equity TO the people, was taken up, in com.
mii'ee Of the whole, Mr.. Hayes from
Cherokee, in the Chair. II being near
and disposition for merrimen,
number Of amendments OF
playful character were offered. and AMUSING
remarks made by different gentlemen,
when Mr.. Coleman was called TO the Chair,
who, by his faceiious manner of conduct.
ng the business, kept up the fun for some
line, after which, the speaker resumed the
chair the bill was laid upon the table,
md the House adjourned over to Tuesday.
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A ppOintme nts of the SOuth.Ca
OliNa Conferences.

DINA conference.
CHARLESTON DISTRICTS. W. CArens
Pc
W. NJ. wiehtmsn, Editor Christian Advocate.
Cumberland-Wh Waterford Smith,
Trinity Claudius II. Pri,ohard.
Bethel-John A. Porter.
I ST. James'-A. G Stacy
I Black Swamp-W. A. McSwain, T. Mitchell
Saw. River MissiOn-One 70 be suSpp. !::--aa. "A Z
Porter.
Walterboro-A. W, Walker. E. J Meyardn.
Conbahee and .Ashepoo Mission J r. Coburn
o. A. Chrietzburg
( Orangeburg w. G. Connor
/ Cypress--W. A. Kirkland. G. W. Moore.
Pom Pom Missions. Z. Taylor,
Cooper River-John W. Kelly.
Cooper River Mission-T Leadbctter.
Beaufort and Prince Willians-D. u. Cox. I.
A. Johnson.
Edisto Johossee and Fenwick Tslands-C vii
son, NJ. l.. Banks.
Colleton Neck Mission-J. Warnock.
COKESBuRY DISTRICT-w. A. GAME
Edgefeld-W. P. Mouron. A. l.. Smith
Cokesbury-C. A. Crowell, J. 4. Munds.
Pendleton--M. Pickett
Pickens-R. P. Franks.
Paris Mouniain-D. W Seal
Greenvle-S. M. Green.
6reenvie Circuit-A. B. McGilvray, J. Finger.
Unions. Townsend. II. c. Parsons.
Laurens-Z. w. Barnes.
Newberry-P. G. Bowman, S. H. Dunw oody.
lryon Msson-L. Scarborough
COLUMBIA DlSTRICT-N. TALLY, r. T..
Coumbia-Jas. Stacy. ]. T. Wightman.
Columbia Circuit--D. Derrick.
Barnwell-R. J. Boyd. A, H. Hartman.
Cainden-W. T. Capers.
Sanlee-W. S. Haltom.
Sumterville---J II. Zimmerman,
DarlngtoH-C. s. Walkor, A ]. Cauphen,
Lancas,er--D. Mcdonald
Winnsboro-S. Leard, J. W. Harris.
Wateree Mission-D. &. Mcdaniel, L. L. King.
Congaree Mission-W Martin.
ST Matthew's Mission-Wi Williamson Smith.
Grani,cville Mission-II. NJ. Mood.
WILMINGTON DISTRtcT-C. Brrrs, p, E.
Wilmington--W. Crook, S. II. Browne.
Smithville-J. R. Picket, W. Nj. Lee.
Cape Fear Mission--M c. Trrrentne.
Conway boro-To be supplied
Black River-J. II. Chandler. J. Parker
Black River Mission--M Cody, II A Bass.
Geotgetown--A Vi Chreizberg.
Maion-A iMcCorqudale P Ilughs
Bladen-W A Fleming, P Mcdaniel.
Waccamaw Mission Jno A Mnnick. A Etyine
Samrn Mission-W Carson.
San,ee-I. NJ Little.
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRlCT-W. B4RRIN
GER, p. L.
!, Faye,leville-D simmons.
Fayetteville Circuits Jones'
Benneisvio-J w Wighlman.
Chcraw--T S Daniel.
Cheraw Mission w jackson.
Chesterfield w n Pegues.,
Wadesboro--J II Wheeler. John Mood.
Rock,ngham--M Mckibben.
Albemarle- A Nettles.
Montgomery NJ Bradley.
Deep River--Thoms Postell.
Society Hill Mission--C Mcleod.
, LINCOLNTON DISTRICT--A. NJ. Fosrra
P, f..
Charlottc--P A II Williams, 7 NJ Fsrrow.
Concsrd--W c Patterson.
Lincolnton--C Murchison.
Pleasant Grove-W G Clark.
Yorkville--P K Iioylo. ,,..,
Spartanburg--H II Durant. Martin.
Rulherford--S d Laney.
Shehyvile--J l. Shuford,
!, Catawba---A p Avant.
Morganton--li c Ogburn.
Lenoir--P + kistler.
: Charlie. Taylor and B. Jenkins. Mis.ionarit
n TO China. II. A. C. Walker, Bible Agent. |
Higgins, without appointment. 10. A. Col
n nor, respite for health.
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Saturday, December 30.
SEN ATE.

Mr.. Shepard, from the committee on
Education. reported bin 10 amend an act
to consolidate and amend the acts hereto.
fore passed on the subject Of Common
Schools which passed first reading.
Mr.. Patterson, from the committee on
Internal improvements, to whom was re.
ferred bill and resolution in relation to
the sale Of the CiubIoot and ifarlow's
Creek Canal, reported substitute for SAID
bill; which passed frs, reading.
On motion of Mr.. Patterson, the com,
mittee on Finance were instructed to in.
qure into the expediency Of increasing the
tax on retailers Of spiriluous liquors.
The message from The Commons pro-
posing to vote for Judge Of The Supreme
Court TO fill the unexpired term Of Judge
Battle resigned, was concurrad in; and the
Seuate's vote for Il. NJ. Pearson was 80.
! The Scua,e adjourned Until Tuesday.
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Take Notice.

INuE 6sm of A. Beatty & Co., being dissolved
II by the death of A. Beatty, all those indebted
to them are called upon to make payment BY the
let day Of March neat, aher which time, all debts
remaining on hands will be given on, for colec-
ton. The notes and accounts due the concern
will be found at the old stand Of A. Beatty s. Co.
now occupied by A. Graham. Esq.
A. BEATTY l. co.
Charlotte, January ], lS49.
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which Mr.. badger received ;? Clinamar
As; Swain ] q. ID. Baskerville / Erai,
ID; Dobbin /; Brosden l [; scattering Is,
} No election.
A message was received from the Sen.
ate proposing 10 vote again Immediately
for Senator. Concurred in.
Mr.. SianIy said that he for one was iir.
ed OF this state Of things, and that he de-
sired to see stop put to il. lie would
therefore in order, if possible, to effect an
election by removing objections against
any Of the Candidates then before The
House, nominate for Senator the Hon. u.
l.. Swain. We are requested TO state
that he made this nomination upon his own
private responsibility, entirely without con.
sultaiion with any one and altogether with.
out the knowledge Of Gov. Swain himself.
Tho nomination oil Gov. Swim being
seconded, . messsge was sent 10 the Sen.
ate informing it, members thereof.
The committee appointed 70 superihsend
the election, reported 1855 toses cast, Of
which NJ. Berger received -; clingman
s.; Leske 10; Swain 9, Edwards Z;
Fisher 4; scattering Is. No election.
Mr.. Steele moved that another election,
the Senate agreeing, he Immediately had.
The Senate concuricd--whcn the two
Houses voted ms follows: lGj votes cast
Of which number Mr.. Badger received 81,
and-bul amid The tremendous and enthu.
siastic applause, which succeeded This an.
we could distinguish no more.
So the Hon. George L. Badger was de- !
Jared Senator Elect for six years from
md after The 4th Of March next.
The House then adjourned.
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Taesdiy, December 10.

SENATE.
Mr.. Patterson from the committee on
Internal improvements tn whom was reiar.
red resolution PROPOSING a surrender Of
the Clubfoo, aud lIarlows Creek Canal, re-.
ported adversely thereon, and asked to be
discharged from further consideration u
the subject. Concufred In.
Mr.. Shepard. from The Selec. Commit.
lee 10 whom was referred the Message OF
The Governor relative to the extension oil
The Raleigh and Castor Railroad to Char.
lo,,e, reported a bill to incorporate the
North Carolina Railroad company, and for
other purposes. Laid upon tho table and
ordered to he printed.
Mr. Spcighi presented Preamble and
Resolution ins.ruc,ing the committee OF
The Library to inquire into the expedicn
cy Of providing for New Map VI the
State. Adopted.
Mr.. Miller introduced bill 10 author
,se the erection Of q Male aud Female 4
csdsmy, in or near Shelby; in CIeavclau'
County passed its FIRST tcading.
Mr.. Smith, bill TO confer upon III,
Courts certain powers over imprisoned Lu
na,ics; referred 10 the Committee on III
Judiciary.
And then the seua,c adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Nj. Fefebee from the committee sr
poointed 10 wal, on his Excellency Charlie
Manly, reported tina, they had discharge
their duty, and tina, j, was the pleasure
Inc Governor elect 10 meet the two House
% the III day OF January.
NJ. Hicks, from the Select Commito
iowh,m ives referred the resolution in &
vor Of tue p.oduccrs Of Irish Potatoes. RI
ported back.c the House the resolution
and recommended that il DO no. pass.
On mo,isa Of Nj. b.pgden the resol'
ton was laid on the table.
Mr.. McMulien from tho committee
whom wss referred the bill to incorPora
the Milton Savings Bank, reported u
sams back 10 tho House and recommends
10 passage.
Mr., Sal.er,hwaite moved 10 10y the b
on the table. Carried.
Nh. WilIam.ots introduced rcsolutr
'ussfuciing ,he Commiilecon Swamp lant
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ZHIlE exercises of this institution will com,
~ mence on the lasi Monday in January, at
The house eff the Rev. Waller w. Phsrr.
Terms of Tuition for Fire Moafhs.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. IS
Grammar. Geography, History. Astronomy,
}. Philosophy Chemistry, Drawing, Painting. 81
Music, Sl0
Ornamental Needlework. M 81
AMANDA n. PIIARR.
Uawearied attention will be given 10 bring aud
keep the institution under wholesome moral in
fuence, and thereby to give a sound religious ed.
ucstion 10 those entrusted TO our care. The sub.
scriber is making preparations to accommodate
boardcrs. Board will be furnished ut Sc per
month, including every Thing that is necessary
for the comfort oil the pupil
Latin and Greek will also be taught by the sub.
scribcr
. WALTlR ". PHARR.
Dec. IS. lsls. ,i3
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Fresh Fruit, &c.

USr received-O Oranges. Lemons, Mint Cor
- dial, Best Cheese, in boxes, Butter, Water,
and Sugar Crackers. Pilot Bread, Citton, Presery.
ed Ginger, Beef Tongues, Mixed Pickles, Fresh
Raisins, Superior London Porter, in pints and
quarts; and number OF other articles in tho
Grocery line.
Call and purchase while they are fresh, at
$50 ts TT. HOLTON'S.
Nov 10Th. i53S.
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TALTABLE
LANDS & MILLS
!SDR SALE,

I'm ENIlE, subscriber off; rs for sale
EMgF!1A - privately, his valuable Plants
3 I'LL ton, con,ang $50 acres, within two
GY& miles of Davidson College. On tho
premises is good uIist Mill. Dwelling House
and other out houses. If il is desired the land
will be divided to suit purchasers Persons wish;
ing to view either the land or Mills will call on
the subscriber at his plantation al Long Creek or
on the premises The terms will be liberal.
JOHN H. CALDWELL.
Nov II, ls43 4tf
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w. Notice.:

4 Meeting Of the Stockholders ofthe Charlotte
n aud South Carolina Rail Road Company, will
take place at Chestsrville, on Thursday, the lIth
Of January next, to take into consideration the
Reports Of tho Committees appointed at the last
meeting, and such ether matters as may be deem
ed necessary. There will be meeting Of the
Directors at the same time aud place
- ------ElnAAHQGl PALMER, President.
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@EducatiOn:

FTNHE Exercises Of the Glenburne Fe4
male Academy will be resumed on
Monday. the 23d of October next. under the par.
acular care and instruction of Miss Maria Con.
sins. The subscriber will continue TO give his
personal attention in all neeiiul superintendent
and assistance. Miss Cousins, as an experienced
and successful govefness Of YOUTH needs no COM
mcndat on. Instruction will be impaired. az Here.
FORE in ull the branches Of useful female educa.
tion-includlng Music and Ornamental Needle
Work. Beard and Tuition are made as accom-,
moda,ing as they could be desired. The subscsi-
Der, having erected and furnished suitable school
room, solicits continued and liberal patronage.
DAN'L. A. PENICK.
Sept 81, lS4S t9F
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Notice:

NUIICC.
a LII persons indebted 10 Mai VIM. Lee Da.
"a wilson late of this county, by Note are re-
Iuested TO come forward and pay up by the 18th
OF December next. Those who do not ava, them
selves OF this notice may expect 10 have 10 settle
with an officer.
DAVID 4. CALDWELL, Agent.
Nov IA, 1913. tl5dec
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By the Pre.,dent Or The United States.


IN pursuance Of law I,JAMES H. PoIK President Of
the inited fateso America, do hereby declare
known thai public sales will be held tie aforementioned
land offices IN the State of LOUISIANA at Tie periods
hereinafter designated. TO wit
Al the land Office at Nachiinces, commencing Mon
public lands situated within the un,ler ownshils
viz. M& hflG. ,a554it6 Hi3tt& $ae Sfsst
North oTkhc base line and tccsi Of The principal ,eri
dian. a
Township six Of range four.
Township SIX ot range five. sas
Township seven anil eight Of range scven ss
At the land office al Opelonias commencing Monday,
III. eighteenth day OF June next for the disposal 0f the pub.
lie lands within the aforementioned township viz 81
,SO,th Of The base line, and cast Of he principal me-
y.nfian.
Sections thty-sx 10 six nctsiyc, and sections
fhy fiyone and fIytwo In township ihrIecn of range
six, H IN n 4t Eaa.sa
At the land office at New Orleans commencing on Mon.
day, the four day a" june next for The disroal Of tr
public lands within the ,nnitimcnoicl tow,sips anil
parts Of townships, viz
South Of The base line, cast Of nc principal meridian
and east 81 he Mississippi iirer.
Townships ten aud eleven, Of range seven.
Township eleven OF range eight. .sA .a.
Lands appropriated y law for the Of schools militia
ny, other purposes will be excluded from the s,,s
The offering OF the above mentioned lands will be
menced The days appointed, and proceed the order III
which they are advertised with all convenient ,espaic
until the whole shall have been offered ami the sales thus
closed.
Hui no sales shall be kept open longer than two weeks
ami private entry Of Any OF The lands will be admitted
until AFTER the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand, nj The city OF Washington, this
twenty seventh 'iay OF February, ammo domin thou
JAMES X POLK.
RIcHARp VI YorNa,
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The amnern lanlsi Included the foregoing proclama
lion rhieay situated between Lake superior and ilie
Montreal river, and on Isle Royale IN tho northern penn
snla Of Michigan, and rendered iinmensely valuable
by the exausess mnca q copper aud other ores found
tie rein. 5Ja lN
Aron@iderabe number Of those mines have ALREADY been
discovered In trap ranges within few miles vi Lake
Superior; and from the geological character oi the
try and the explorations alrea, made caunl he dOnbt
ed that others e1Y u not valuable, will be found
throughout this whole :" mineral region.7
In some II the mineanow worked copper IL found almost
pure aud IN nci VI the native copper aud Yield
grcer per ceiage than amy other yet discovered in the
world Silver Is also found IN considerable quantities
All the materials Tor the construction Of FUR
and fuel nr fmrine found IN abundance IN the
immediate neiglborooti ~ The mineral.
Tile climate ~ The winter, though cold, does not Inter
rupt the opeiationa0 Tile mines In aft, that season IS
considered the most favorable Tor their operations.
The proximity OF these mineral lais 10 HE shore Of lake
aud the communication lheffr by The Sau ste
Marie lakes tIlron Erie, &c., furnish ready OF
transporting the products 81 these lands TO The principal
markets IL the tIn,tcd Satea al very tr'dns cosi
II likewise appears from the reports To his Office, that
the agricultural lands Of ir quality, producing the
when properly TILED, they have been found favorable for
grain crops also; aud ,r oil these products fair price
aud good market win be found al the mnta.
Timber, -snch white and yellow pine, Higsr maple
yellow birch, &c. w. 10 many places, very abundant, and
hy lis ly growth gives evidence Of tie rchnesa u The
soil -la f4s tlAlftts rsis. 81
Maps showing tile localities Of the mines and otheryalu
able info,aolt relating thereto derived rom the reoiuei
cal survey, &c which cannot be embraced 10 this biei
notice viii he prepared and deposited ~ HE land office al
the Saul Ste Marie, iui Inspection early practicable
be lore the 81 the publcssles, 14 a
sIb RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of The General Land Ofice.
Mar s-1awIIw
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NAVY sUFr;LiEss.-isls-o.

bureau n Pyoris.e,,s aud C,ofhine, Aiarsh 20 1910
cEPARATE PROPOSALS.. sealed and e,.la,ss,l ProIo
Ynl o9lpsk " NJ on Monday, .e sIiaay q April mex,
ioriurnslig and delivering the United States Navy Yards
AZ CharIcsIowp, Al schuselis, Brooklyn, New Ynrk, and
,iosr Virginia. such quantities Of the following articles
a. may be required ordered from the conraciois by the
Chief Of this Bureau or ly The respective commanding OFF.
GERS q ihs said navy yards, during thc fiscal year endis
Fr, nrn wl.islcy Sugar, Tea, CaiIac Cocoa, Rice,
Butler, Moasses Beans, Vinegar Pickles, Raisis dried
Yhe fa,r shall he 81 ihe manufacture q wheat grown IN
the year 1913 1914 perfectly Sweet and ~ all Respects 81
shall be fully equal 70 the besi description oi Richmond
flour "a 40 e qualities essential ioiis preservation u
tropical climates; and shall be delivered IL good sound,
bright barrels with lining hoops d eacl, head and In good
shipping order free o. all charge % Tue United Saea
-four, ofthe manufacture of the year 3or 1919 aud shall
be fully equal quality anil conform in size % The
properly baked thoroughly kiln ,iriel we'll packed and
delivered free q to The limited States sound,
well dried, bright flour barrels with the heads well secured,
Or y light whiskey or arI crsks OF barrels at the option
III least iwoIin parts shall b rye shall be copper his
el and inll at proof areoriins q the United States Gus
bright, we'll Loaps white nak barrels, viii white oak
heads aud eact barrel shall when required be roopered
sha be gnt ~ good sppar order nee 81 al rhage 10 HE
The sugar shall be The best Havana brown.
The Tea shall be Of good qualify Young yson equal 10
| the samples AZ said Navy Yards
hs s Gene shaI be raa s g ,s best cuba Goe
The Rice shall be Of e very best quality and when
lnre s,a be delivered In tierrea alrig casks, OF bar
1hs 4nIrr shall be Of ri quality table butter, worked
clear o. ai hnds and be delivered In seasoned whe-oak
kega Of nbont eighty pounds each
The Molasses shall he equal the best quality New Or.
leans Moasaes, and be delivered IN good strong baslf
which shall be thoroughly coopered and placed IN The best
| ahlpping condition ts@
The Beaus shall be sund aud good and shall be deliver
so required. NF9tE
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Oct. sll., 1919.

Extracts from address defreredby Rer Philip Z. NIL
sctert NJ ~ 10 The Sfudenfs Of The Ponghkeepsie Collie.
s1afe Srhoof al The c'ose 81 then annual examination
YOU'VE GENrLsMfn;s X,
The exerises that have taken place IN your examination
have thoroughly tested your abinmeRs and have AFFORD
ell satisfactory evidence that the employed
yonr instruction have not failed Of good
jf Esa44 6tt t
We have not however been surprised view Of the pro.
fciency have generally mae IN the useful aud orna.
mental branches Of education, which have the objects
81 yor pirsit Tor II distinguished facilities avail pro.
dce prportionaie results, tile Improvement yon have
limited was 10 have been expected .ts'
Having alleto The advantages you have enjoyed il Is
my wish 10 be distinctly understood considering them
very great and special Aud this may assert, without
fear oi being suspected of attempt selLapprobalOn
since bear relation whatever to yoi literary In
sirGior Yet Tor considerable time past, Inn been
90 situated regard 10 The institution which you belong,
10 have had I opportunity ofciosey investigating a
educational system both 10 lis theory and practice.
feel free ar that In all the particulars IN which ex
ceIlency may be prt,lcae, Of an aeaeinical course
have never known any superior, and in many respects
even equal 10 thai adopted and carried ont IN Tie Pog
keepse Collegiate Institute.
HKRs preseed you the greatest facilities for laying
solid ana extensive basis q an useful and polished e'nca
III yon have instructors of distinguished ability In
the varo,s departments Of classica literature, mnthea
cal science commercial knowledge, foreign ang,iages and
The ornamental branches Of music, drawing and painting
4 mar.hl--tlf 36t