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By DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Aurt,oneers.

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION-We shall sell that valuable
Oak Grove auction, Saturday the 18th
O'Clock the premises situated two niles
Geogetown four miles and half from the city
Washington by way the Long Bridge and Gravel Turn
which containing
2a aces beautifully situated with gradual descent TO the south
from 'front.' stone cultivation, and well
supplied The containing about heen
growth Of oak timber, not surpassed by any in the
vicinity District, .
buildings block and log stable, with well
the door, situated an eminehce, IN
tended the large extent of foreground - ,
offers good to the purchaser Tor beautiful
country n market being short distance
market the contemplated plank road from
pass the OF the land
be offered horses, and harness. with all the farming
utensis-suci poughs, harrows, &C.
OF purchasemoney cash. the
balance in twelve and satisfactorily secured bear
Title indisputable. DYER q MCGUIRE,
JuIy IO-eod&ds Aucuoneers
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washington, JUIy ., IboI
cEaI He'd prouosuIs will be nj Office
y or before following building materials
5000 building from 10 feet in
length width, with good natural BEDS
5000 perches large building one from 10 feet in length
5000 building ordinary dimensions
Samples of the accompany the proposals.
quality wood burnt me each barrel to wcgh
not IS than 260 lbs
1000 of best hydraulic cement.
$4,000 bushels of clear, sharp river sand.
delivered the grounds the Capitol at the x
Of December
required, quantities be directed
and subject and approval of the architect
All the WALL and 25 cubic feet 10 be
allowed 10 the perch. . - ,r,n
THOMAS u. WALTER,
July Architect extension OF the Capitol
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by DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auctioneers

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Tuesday afternoon, July % at o'clock on the pr emes,
valuable brick dwelling house, Containing
roos,) stable and carriage houseaso the lottu
from the OF and Twelh Streets
oftwenlwo feet and depth thy hree iee
Also, adjoining by 100 feet with alley
n and in the
This readily commands three hundred dollars rent per
liberal, and made known at SALE
July l0-eedSds DYER MCGUIRE Aucuoncer.
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INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC.-The subscriber, hsv-
ing established stand OF Andrew Coyle
opened stock of boots and
description. 1t intention to keep always hand all
articles usually the largest and hrsoass and
public confidently nunberonc articles mod
e. prices My stock comprises
Ladies' black CATERS, figured, tipped and plainvey
beautiful
Ladies' black and bronued tipped and kid boot, and
buskns
Ladies' black and bronzed Jenny Lind slippers and walking
shoes
Misses light, black colored boots CATERS and slippers
Misses black buskns and Jenny Bpds
Chdren black bonzed, blue, green, and light boots and
CATERS all sorts
Gcnlemen's CATERS various styles-very beautiful
DO lasting and cloth bootees, for comfort
DO calf boots and bootess, of all rtyes and prices
Boys, youths, and children's goods Of all kinds
All offered the lowest market conf
dently recommended the best which be procured
July l0-eodlw THOS. A. SCOTT.
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SALT bATHlNG-PINEY POINT PAVILAON.
His beautiful establishment recently enlarged and mproyed
the The bencnu
sutng bathing the becoming
appreciated No place healthy
this does and fall
months and bilious entirely unknown.
The drinking spngs
music has been engaged ior the The hotel
hes Will be
agreeable and whole
The steamers Norfolk, Richmond, washington, and Balu
more land passengers daily
Board day ''''''''''.''S
Roar
,,ne1 3aw3w JAS H. BIRCH. Proprietor.
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Canton ustsinss, Fissr Oaieloths. C.Epssass. "a.
THE subscriber. receiving sShseasr Statesman
i from New York -. -,
80 pieces ~ extra heavy white Canton ~.saAC
70 do 81 do DO 80
20 do "A do red checked do 40
rs do 54ao4do do do
do "a do fancy do DO
2 do super English oieoth, 10 feet wide
do super American oieiolh, from twelve 10 eighteen feet
wide
IS do Iow-pneed American oueiolh, from six Sst
do Cocoa mAtings, for basement, &c,
Also constantly on Of every variety Of i'm
ported and American earpeung such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American BRUSSELS,
Imperial, nne and low
priced rag hemp and cotton striped and plaid together
with line for house furnishing which
good terms
olnef dealers In this county. = ...,., -
Aple-u p H. HoOE 4 co.
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THE History Of Ranking, with = Compre he nssye
Account Origin Rise and Progress OF the Banks OF Eng
land Ireland, and scousnd by william j. Lnwson vol Lon
don't 1880 FRANCk TAYLOR
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

GALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING AT AUCTION
y power shall proceed TO
premises public the highest bidder the
day July O'Clock Of lot No s. tbenR
par square No 2SS fronting sixteen feet on
In and 10Th west, running the whole depth
original lot The Improvements consist OF twostory and
brick dwelling, with brick back building
Terms half cash; the balance and twelve months
day sale be secured The satisfaction Of the
9. s. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
July 2-eotskds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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FRsssr's Tvs. Co. or WAsmsoros Gsosasrows,
July |, ls5l
HE President and Directors dividend OF
nine per cent Of the profits of the last months payable on
demand. ALEXtR MCINTYRE,
July 4-eoa Secretary
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Alexandria and Washington Boat.
Thomas CoilyeT's wesk.
= u The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER will de
Epekk,~e at the following hours. coach connects
19 with the boat in Washington Boats fare IAN cts
going leaving round trip l2x
The Thomas Colye will be the Mount Vernon route
Leave Alexandria at *, Ok, TX, TX, 3,k,6X.
Leave Washington at 5S, l0k, II, *, 3k, 81, IL
9-ot SAMUEL. GEDNEf, Captain
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OTICE-Firc plugs following published for the
information public The penalty will be enforced
all who violate its provisions;
Of
Co unci the city Of Wahn stou That
break njue OF the plugs erected aiang Pennsylvania
authority Congress- without having OBJ
the Commissioner Public Build
said plugs purpose than for the
the departments and for the
eItngshmen Of fires they shall
thereof be fined than five than
dollars, be applied other fines are"
draw from the hydrans by the Commissioner
of Public Buildings hereby revoked.
WILLIAM EASILY
l0-eoIw on Public BuIdnes.
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United states Hotel at Philadelphia.
TINE to his friends and uhs uss
cling community he has assumed the o. the
United known connection win the hotel I'M
a Ie ale feels perfectly safe in promising III old
patrons pog shall be wanting to confirm It's evious Puta
lion ne Tie best kept No expense has been
completely eng the entire and ne par
tulary the changes introduced fo hs couve
ence and comfort Firmly determined to give sasiac
on he of that patronage always 70 Freely
bestowed on the old United States - .,xru
29-lmif a. w. 0AAAAH"'
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FLOATING-BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HAT


FLoATING-BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HAT
TERAk SHOALS.
DPOPOSALa win he Once, Wnsb
ngton, and for until the
18th day July delivered before
October $751; officer charged placing
The be Of best 80 Is
The be Is feet inches long and feet inches
built in ercordance with drawings and pec
o this Office. SAMUEL HEM,
General Discussing Agent u 8. Coast Survey.
June 25-eodtJulyl3
TRANSPARENT WINDOW sH ADEs-Ju., received, at
the subscribers Of beautiful
landscape gothic medaiops with flowers and
and eNauey painfedn the finest
style OF the srt and will be sold exceedingly low,
l white shade linens
| [" shade fixtures
CLAGETT DoDsoN,
all kinds OF capetina oil cloths
terials bed and table linens and owengs, door
the corner Of Pennsyvsna avenue and 9th
2t-ifeo2w
CARD.-CHARLEs DE SEEDING, having occasion visit
Kentucky Tennessee Ohio, and portion
Virginia business would respectfully public
will take charge of, and h,s personal business
Persons wishing made
sections Of country desiring attended
viii bc pleased place the 18TH Of
July All applications made the undersigned
prompt attention.
DE SEEDING Il wYLIE,
Law and Agency Once, 7h street,
JnnPO fltn utt tJuIp n n II
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NOTICE hereby given that all accounts cnaalninS
unsettled the books Of the late arm Of H. HOoE Co.
together those of firm will be made up TO the 2
settlement either by otherwse The
change business which effect the LIST OF February
that all should h
closed at the expiration Of the present half year.
June 2s-awR HooE, BROTHER, co.
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The following interesting and instructive letter
communicated 10 the San Francisco Herald by officer
OF the United States ship Falmouth, which has just
turned to San Francisco from sevenmonths' cruise in
the Felee and Navigation islands IL contains the latest
news from those islands, and important information
speeding the habits customs and Institutions OF the sin
guar people who lnhab them
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CARD-Ihe subscribers respectfully monty those hav
ing accounts with that according the usual custom,
their rendered them in full to The 18th
present month
will be prepared TO make an early
as that
at maturity order that the better be ena
successfully and, possibe more
who have Literally patron
lied our house since the firm.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
l9-dlmif
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NEW beautiful styles Of fancy sirts. with vests
~ attached.
Also super Lisle thread under shirts and half hose
Ganze moreno wrappers ~
silk mohair ocks cheap and desirable article
for weather Just received and for sale at
CHAS. II. LANES
Gentlemcn's Furnishing Store, Pennsyivania Az.
Nav O.
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~ Ii. CLUsKEx, Architect and Civil Engineer, h
". removed his office 10 Tuve buildings, aide
vania avenue, between 18th and 18Th Feb <A
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-03-07
MARRp1D.


In Wilmington, on Tuesday evening last, By
Rev. R B. Drane. Geo. v. Strong, ESQ.,, edi-
tor Of the N. C. Telegraph, to Miss Anna Eliza,
daughter OF the late Robert H. Cowan.
In Hillsbcro', on Tuesday, 18th ult., by VIM.
b. Brown, Esq., Mr.. R r. Bennett, editor Of
the Caswell (Ga) Standard, to Miss Mary E.
Ryder, of that town.
In this County, on the 9Th ult, BY Prof. w
I. Brooks, Mr.Jnnius w. Fort, to Miss Frances
G. Gill
In Franklin County, on the Goth nit, bs
Prof. w. 7. Brooks, Mr.. Simon w. Sanders
Of Wilmington, to Hiss Verisas A. Martin.
alike a lovely tree,
She grew to womanhood, and between while
Rejected several s~uitors, just to learn
How to accepta better in bis turn
10 Cumberland county, on the 9Th ult., b,
The Rev. Daniel johnson, Nj. j. ID. Macarthur
to Miss Fanny Jane, daughler Of Alex. John
son. Esq,
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TIM MARKETS,

FArErrEvILLE, March Cotton 10 a
II. Corn 80 a 9Oc., Flour 5 IL . SO IA,
Molasses "A a 26. Salt, sack, $50; Al
UNI. bush. 81 a50. Wool los Is. Wheat
100 a 125.
WILmINoToN. March 1.-Turpentine SO,
05 per Dbl. for soft and 81, 30 for hard
Resin from Goo. to 81 Dbl. Spirits turpen-
tine 28c. per gall. and tending upwards,
Tar s1.15 Dbl. pitch s1,12. Coffee 1874
At Charleston, Cotton was brought to
stand by the Europa's news. A small
quantity sold at 1914 to 10 "a. Thu
sales for the week previous were at 9 Il
IL IA. principally At 10 10 to II ~.
At New York, Middling Upland cottoE
10 1-2.
At Cheraw, Cotton 9 to 10 "a, Cbefor,
the Europa arrived.0
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FHIUs.
WAKE Foarsr College. Feb. %. 1881.

WAKE FoREsT College. Feb. %. 1881.
Bro. GoRMAN :-In looking over the
spirited pages OF your last weeks Age,
| was forcibIy struck with the Editorial
remarks on the importance of having in
teresting queries discussed in our regu-
lar meetings of the Sons. / have long
thought that this exercise would be ex-
ceedingIy useful and instructive. This
is one great advantage of the Order. 1t
is no less designed for our intellectual
training than for our moral reform and
improvement. 1 am highly pleased to
see the ardent zeal manifested by your
Divisions there in the CITY Of Oaks y
in arousing the latent powers of the
mind, By engaging in animating debates.
infusing into the heart fresh ardor, and
Iaudabie enthusiasm. We have just
adopted the same plan. AT our last
meeting. The question. Ought the LII
cense Law TO be abolished I" was brought
up, (sccording to previous appointment
and il ever you heard laundering, ac-
companied with occasional flashes of the
shaipest lightning, ! reckon we had it,
peal after peal, for about four hours
Though able (and seemingly ir~refragable)
arguments were presented on both sides,
the affirmative urging it as the blacklist
stain enstamped upon the pages Of the
Legislative Documents.-and the mega
tive equally as strenuous, that its present
adjustment would be preiudicial 10 the
advancement of our great Order, which
is destined TO triumph finally and peace
fully over all Liquor Lawsuit an over
| whelming majority decided in favor o
| the affirmative The discussion was in
E deed exciting and interesting. And. b,
the way, we will take in six more Of th
bahoys at our mex meeting, to max
good Sons Of them. that they may be
solace to their parents and friends. an
an ornament to society. Soyou see tha
a the cause is prospecting here in our b
loved Institution, no less renowned fc
The morality and piety of its student
than for profound and thorough scholar
r ship. A public meeting will be held i
the College Chapel on the evening of ID
Of 18th OF March-when there will be thrt
N addresses delivered relative 10 the gre
moral question Of the day, and judgir
to from The known character Of the spea
in ers, we look for a rich treat. We Won
a. be pleased TO see many brethren preset
ly from yours or other Divisions.
Of Again.-WhiIe looking over the Z
rs dies Department in your last paper.
ch was much surprised TO see that some ia
ne Iadu had particularly noticed a preyio
article from Orlando on Female Ina
a. ence, 10 a manner SO catering 10 1
Of humble production. Whoever this bea
d. aiful and accomplished UakaOwn may |
disguised ia the exquisite garb Of Il
e. CIV LELAND" | am persuaded that
,ta- look Or smile, hand II heart" 6
never be obtained but BY a true and /
urt voted Son. And who would not STR
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BOOK AGENCY.

THE Subscriber, having permanently located
I himself in Hillsborough, offers his services
to his friends and the public Throughout the
Slates Having entered into arrangements with
large Publishing Houses in Boston, New York.
Richmond, and Charleston and also engaged
the services Of an Agent in New York 10 al
tend the Trade Sales. he is Row prepared 10 ex-
ecnte orders from a Primer % d Library Of a
thousand volumes and Utmost any work pub
Iished in England or the United States win be
furnished to order. A large assortment Of Books
kept on hand. and all orders faithfully and pune.
tuallv attended to. 0fders are respectfully So
Iicited. Ministers and Teachers supplied at 4
liberal discount. He will furnish Theological
Literary, Scientific, Temperance and MiscrIla-
neous works Of all kinds. No trash win b
said. He expects, with the assistance Of active
agents. to visit every county in the Stale.
COLLECTING AGENCY.
The undersigned also offers his services as
Collecting Agent, to all persons having nee
FOR oas in any part Of the State.
SAMUEL PEARCE
Hlllsboro,5 Feb. "a, 1850. 8-y
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5atla If GRfIgRtaflrE.


P. n. w. P. PHILIP S WHITE
Al Potlecasie. 10 Northampton, Iaih.
Castor on the 18th Warrenton, the 18Th.
Henderson, the 20lh 0xfurd The 2Ist.
Banks Chapel 72nd, F'rankliniun q. al night.
Black Rock, Brunswick. 9Th ui March.
Carver's Creek 26th March.
Elizabeth Town %.
Rockingham, Richmond, lst Of April.
Wadesboro' Injecting of the Grand DisisionJ
April end and Sd.
Here Bro. White's engagement with the
Grand Division win terminate. We are reqnes-
ted BY him 10 make the following further ap
poinlments on his rosie to Western Virginia;
and would here state that he will be- entirely
dependent upon the Divisions with whom he
may labor, for compensation
Rocky River Church. Jansen, Lanes5oF and
Carulina Female College, on the Alb and 5th
If April.
Montgomery Division, Swif Island. 7lh DO.
Monroe, Union, 9, Philadelphia Church, 10.
Rocky River Church. II, Charlotte IL, David.
son College, Ia. Hupewell Is, Dallas, 10
Lincolntsn II, Cisaveland co., IS and 10.
Rutherfnrdton 81. The seven days following
TO bs appropriated 10 Buncombe, Macon, HAY.
wood and Tancey. The Brethren al Ashevil.s
70 mako the appointments and have them pub
lished.
Mnrgan,on. May /, Lenoir s, Newton, S.
Tayiorsyiile, 6, Statesville, 8, Rockford, 9
Mount Airy, 10.
Bro. White Is compelled TO Be as far On hi
route as Mount Airy BY the 10Th Of Nay, an
therefore this appointment caanot be altered
any others, however. which will not ~inierfer
with this, may Be changed, IL ii can be don
for the better.
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The Raleigh and Greensville Plank
Road Company is fully organized More
than $4,000 of the Stock has already
been taken, being about two-thirds Of
the whole amount required TO build the
Road. The North State Wing says:
1.-The President and Directors are de-
termined 10 push the work with all po.s-
sible speed through 10 Raleigh. They
have chosen an engineer who is expected
10 be here in a few days. when the sur.
veys will commence. One Of The Direc-
tors (Mr. Hanks leaves for the NORTH
Immediately 10 purchase mills TO saw the
plank with.
Charles Greene has been chosen
Treasurer Of the company, and Goold
Hoyt. Clerk.
The stockholders have placed The bus
mess in the hands Of the President ane
Directors. in. full confidence that thl
work will be pushed ahead without
moments unnecessary delay. From
their established reputation or go-ahead
i:iveness, we dare say these expectation
viii be fully realized.
1.-THE people along the route ar
awake to the importance of the work
and are anxious to see it under way, an
ready 10 put their money into it."
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RIcaLArps. FEn. 22nd. ISL.

Bro. GoRMAk: We have had with us
P. N. w. p. r. s. White-the great
moral rsformer. He lectured at jacksonville
according to appointment. Quite an assem-
bIage Of persons were in attendance and all
listened with perfect delight. Except a few
who have not yet concluded to abandon their
tFaGc In ardent spirits.0 he is the man fr
The times in this great moral reformation, be
kas won Cor himself laurels of unfading glory,
and has achieved victories which viii be Q
more lasting monument than stone. The
name Of White will b transmitted to pos
tegity and viii be as the namo Of Luther
and All those distinguished philanthropist
whose lanes are emblazoned on the PAGES
Of our country's history.
He is removing 4 barrier to our glorious
eoNntry's progress aud is it not strange tina
gentlemen, intelligent gentlemen, will stanC
aloof. Sixteen on eighteen gave their name
who will Be initiated at the next meeting 0
the Sons and a great majority Of the Ia
dies present have concluded to procure
charter for a Union Of 9 Daughter"
His style and manner will not fail to VIII
for him success. I doubt not some Of th
retailers in this county, especially thos
who Will continue their warfare against thi
popular movement. are very sorry Mi
White came this way. l am satisfied som
Of them would not give him a second hearing
Their c0nsciences were so lashed and the
vocations proved to them to be so fragrant a
outrage against the best interests Of societ,
that they had rather see almost any bod
else. A SON.
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10 merit the hand of such an invaluable
treasured To win even one " look or
smile from 50 lovely a nynph would af-
ford o real pleasure than the topper
ever derived from all his richest, spark
ling beveragesl Yes, | see from this
individual instance and lIlustrious exam.
pie, that the ladies' are welding for US
the Archimedian Lever. / hope that
: Lucy will not withhold her burning pen
from contributing much 10 the worthy
pages Of the spirited and advancing
: Age
Yours, in l., P. s. F.,
ORLANDO.
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GAitur b GurrfapunAGarE.



Bro. GonMAK Il may provo crafty
ing 70 you to learn that our Division is in a
vesy aourishing condition. II has grown
very RAPIDLY since Bro. Whites first lee
lures here, having nearly or quite doub-
led ihs number Of members since that time.
We number now at least $50 members in
good standing, and have some 10 or 70 APP
pIicafions waiting TO be aeted on, which will
Of couiss be attended TO at our next regular
meeting At our last meeting we initiated
5, and scarcely have We had a meeting since
Bro. WIS lectures here but what one or more
limitations have taken plaee-at one meeting
We Initiated nine, az another eight &e. We
had made extFA Preparations and extra exer-
tons b haTo him here 50 as to speak on the
morning cf The 22nd, that being tho day
Of bis appointment to be here, but the
Stsamhoaf (which we chartered on purpose
to bring him down from Kinslon where he
was 10 have spoken on the 21st, and did
speak, slightly burst her boiler when about
ten miles up the river, 50 that we had to re-
turn and send . buggy for him, so that he
did not aFzive here til about 5 O'Clock in the
Afternoon. He spoke AZ night in the new
Melhodnt Church (Which IS perhaps the mos
cOmmodious church n town) to one Of tn,
largest congregations I ever witnessed ii
this plsoa. The house was literally crowded
insomuch that many had to 60 away beiny
unable 10 obtain seats. His address wa
one Of the best Of the four be has delivered
here altogether, and was received with th,
most marked attention. And / have D,
doubt but that il has told and will continu
TO toll well for the interests ofthe Order
We are very much encouraged at our pre-.
ent prospects. Indeed the great maiorit
q tie community seem to have como to tn
conclusion that we are right-entifely right
and that there is no gainsaying our prime
pies aud our position. and that we have in
menssly the advantage Of thsm, let thel
take up any argument they please. Bl
sir, the truth IS We are reaching their yer
hearts as vell as their heads. They 81
and have to acknowledge that We arc sayin
their friends, yes. even their relatives Ga
thonghthey lend rs not a helping hand) fron
a. obey had feared and supposed. hopele
ruin Q, Sir I could relate some trutl
and affecting incidents connected with Il
progress Of the Order here, that would
yo6r heart and the heart Of every true ph
anlhfopist good-but I have not time no
but may It some future opportunity.
We have a very fourishing Section
The Cadets here. sprung into existence sin
the first visit Of Bro. White.
They are growing very fast and v
doubtless do inealculable good.
There will probably be a Union Of
Uaughlera organized here now very soon.
the Charter has already come to hand.
you see orr progress Is still onward .
upward under the hallowed motto Of Z IL
Perisy and Fidelity" @