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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
ILkAXAK FAMILY, Presidsnt.
THOMAS xcRLsATH, Treasure,
NORTH De NorrT, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC ArD PACIFIC RAIL
" read COMPANY, Ne. f9 Broadway New York, MAtoh

OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC Ard PACIFIC RAIL
" read Company, Ne. ~ BroadvAy-Nsw York, MAtoh
L. ls5iF otce 10 hereby given By the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Compsny incorporated BY the Legislature OF the
state OF York. July a. 1853 that c. Is made Of
half Of enc per cent all the stock OF said company and
Of said cAu must be made In full ~ che oce
fsd company before The is Monday Of Ayri next
Q.s4) soct, and ments already made te:e
be forfeited Ali payments made 10 the company ale
previous the stock will DO eredited pArt Of
the bali Gems Tho object of this Gall s
mske The derosi OF s fequised by the ent sol OF
Vie stusc the State Of TexAs donang about eleven
millions CT Of land in aid OF tho construction rail-
read the Pacae and enable mpany " c0umenoe
tie otnsun Of the road ~ thu conact With th
safe ~ Texas concluded All payments should ts made
30 cAleb Woodhul late Mayor Of the city OF New YORK
and Secretary e the Executive Committee. stock hed ~
persons resins IN Texas and California and in Engsnd,
France ,thef Of Europe, will be exempted ion
forfeiture, u payments made BY them ~ follows wa Ia
ToIss and N kGrcpe, within sixty dsys nom this dee
March 1917 and IN Csofns within ninety days rem
th date The 800 90 absv s 10 be returned 70
the company by the STALE OF 1exs soon City mites Oh
therosdsrs completed. BY o.dsr, Wv LELAND.
Sce'y Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company.
The follow papers peseo nsc tnc above notice three
tines and tsnds copy 70 tie ece Of tho compsnyAusust
hsc, Name Boston Post nss rroyilsnee Jogrns Rhsds
Ohio, peEe, Advertiser. kiehisan; s., Louis Regsbasan
klss5ur Artsnrss Republican, Arkansas Memphis tasle
snd knguissr, Isnasae, s.!ssnah Jou,n.L GeTsis'
csrolins; Bsitimcre Sun Maryland Phi,dsipais Led
union d. o.; Alta California, California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

AZ Aucton.-I win sell on "Wednesday, yarsh s, AZ
oclook p M ~ ths Ban Rxoha tie folio wing
valuable property viz AL that valuable farm suased
BACK River Neck In Balncr o1ury about tea ss from
Gle city and aud qutrter mics from ster mss Run
depot the Baltimore and Philn rhs Rsilr hd contain
Of Land which IL heavily ,mbersd
torsd 5000 cords OF wood could Be cu, leaving
HE The bAlnr Of good qusly having
been proved BY and lime, snd iuticeus system
Of cultivation The isrd produces fno cfep Of whea cora
Timothy with fsrc Ing In good order IL also
hspnds Deer cek and Duet Greek which are nsvaele
The place accessible rom Baltimore BY
water and also fAe With shs advantage Of being near
Aha raosa Aso thiivsg apple ana peseh erehsrd wsn
ssery frame d.srg .ilh All We necsss.y out
hutings There ALTO tho fam -hreo tencmenb eAsh
under rent ~ s3 The farm u occupied By Mr. Bidder
forfurther Of the auconesr rcrs
sale third cash balance with In
tcrcst and approved security. sAkL II. dOYkK, Auo.
Nonecr, No. South streeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
DAGUERpEOTrPEs.

HUTCHIros STILL TAKES THOSE LARos AND
tesuful dasututotyrss, for SIR cents yh % ne net,
coofs add eHSloses nno 20 with vel
yee perfect hkeEsss wkrrsntsd. Fne soid fsnoy
WalkQ street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
EDUCATION.

INVEST neBoKEN BOARDING SCHOOL ToR YOUNG
w ladies and ohdYen.-This Institution is Pleasantly
located short distance from the city. Children without
parents receive the and sssAton Of yell regulated
bone Circulars otsiaeA BY ssdrsrS the Prin eipA pest
raid, Mise Z. A. pAlLnY, Wet Heseksn, Nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
POLITICAL,

Alta NETTING OF TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
Il Committee OF the Ninstsenth waxd hsld ~ the house
of hchat Brisp fery second street, Monday
for .he pu:poss Of completing their
lillian Wordsworth Esq, chosen ehAirm And Pat
rick kier and Tho. o'key seoretxrlss Deals Tubrsy,
Esa elected tire and Anthony Mathews. Michael
oBren and JensthAn You iAle, were appointed finance
committee fer Tie year 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
A. II. FIOOCAY,
EDWARD SlNrZENICH,
Late chief statesmen Of A. III. Leads 4 Co.

A DRIAN II. MULLER. AUCTIosEER-sALE AT
auction q valuable real estate 70 9ose undivided In
Tuesday March at IL O'clock n, ~ the NerohantI Ex
change tile following described valuable al estate, viz
Fourth street.-The five story house.
~ And so. ash s,rses BY 20 feet BroadwayTwo lots
Fourth avenue One t The northeast lth
nue. And 70th street. Seventh syenusOne lot
i've lots on east sds oh ayesue between 69h ~ Goth
threat between 7h and sh Thrtysvenb street
One lot on south side 37h street. between 4h and Lexington
Avenues forty.oursh strectSix lots side 4ish
street 2 feet cas-, Of Broadway Forty hfh
lo on south side 45sh street. $50 feet Of Broadway
Fifty sreet-7wo lots south side .h street. 1S
act east OF Sd AveIue Fifty nnth reeFcur lots south
side b9th p9e tho proposed Central Park 2J
seet east Of Broadway sxtydth esreetTvo lots souh
side 65ih street. 200 feet west OF 10Th Seventeen
strcetEgteen lots north side 0th street 100 feet Of
ath Seventy st streetTwo lots side
Of 7lst street. 3 feet east of 4h The tVo
sels In abe immediate vicinity OF the proposed Jones'
Park Eighty sixth fsreetOie oi tho north
OF 18th street and avenue b. i've cent Of
abe purchase money ain bond
nAps and further particulars apply the auoonsers No
Pine street. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

- March at o'clock r NJ prooissiy At 90 JOr ssnon
ysree Brooklyn general assortment Of parlor chamber
and kitchen furniture, also the fixtures and Keyser
furnace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

u A. Chiffon, AUTHORIZATIONS OF GRocE-
i siss h . wason Cart aompastvs s,le-C;le
a. e store No GO Hudson street. By order OF Jesso X.
esks ar aaron carpenter agnoes OF the stock OF groce
stes Consisting of general assortment and the fixtures
abe shore No $50 Hudson street. street,
r1ah. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

EHknrFs SALE OF HORSES AND CARTS ID D.
sAoh a1cNoneer, will SELL by virtue OF an execution
r nsns Of Vie sales room, No $40 Broadway on Saturday,
MArch g. ~ II o'clock notn, three horses euisaSis
Rad 81 work, four carts snd four sets 80 any
day Of sale. -Aarniaa,on ~ III o'clock on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

WANIEp-To BoRRowIrRoh $1,000 TO $4,000
w real estate la the interior situated ae
Of rAllrcad conrectrg with the Atlantic soAsa heva
umisscn viii be raid fer maline nestiston Address
NMsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
HENRY n LsEps NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

n Of Household Furniture OF The richest Description,
sssy 4 assSa sa
ssst near Fourth ,hs fasni,ure in the Abavs
desnins hou insisting ROB
= ss & sisvsa p Ssss sa .s
rsh sh curtain, iiass VITA and heavy sAssi. .ad trim
ss.; consisting q i.. sivs2 a:a PSs, richly .,Taas
s.,sI ''SIss ISS,ySs ,ds Dass
grunge sin broostes Rosewood e.sssrs as cccecn Of
Spsr
PysSs & able an
,isn eS' s,s sshns 40 ssas1On ia!5ur %s,h's.ay
s.anss 90 t..ss, and BFas .s sssps. %.,.,s'
ssnnsnsss with kitchen furniture ''1' a''''''
JoHN rIsHBLArT. AUcrIoNRER- sPRlso TURNI
sgrs sls rssla sayss T,o;vsrei from his lsss
ns That be s ready M sn dive his asn
son sale; q househol tsraslrs Tho Tsdenos, Of
sSd msrcSsadise &c Ali orders VIII Do ssssaaad !, Via
Join ASsonssr s'rssn
~ ssT; n Inn -: :i:y ssx Io.i;AsEdSsy
s.y ~ islls y, real s:..s hoysss .aa Low
is,s snd 4 suil h ,asIs.n Nos rs 2g "a =; otsi
ls o,ser ssa adjoining sc same ihsee
sss's; and o Z. N +, 10 mssTSo q Gel
zee. ehes BY % fee. inches F9f warehouses OF for
OF Drorersy Six ote Nes 10 Isl snd ls3 cherry tsreek
running through Water street, measuring c. fet inches
Cherry IS feet inches Wassr Is
septh This desirable properly for varho or fcI
nhnufAstnrnE One house aud ot Me- % Eonros
Esres, hcuse y fet BIZ 46 fleet aeh with brict In
los ~ fses inches by Ito fees house los No.
- Henry 1tyeet lot Is fet by Ito fest lob
s 40 Pike corner Of Madison streA With house
known 1853 Madison street, LOT 10 feet by s. feet. three
houses and iets Nos ass $40 ana 1t Nos street. oaon lot
~ fec. by 81 teot inc hes lot water
.sf, sas ;iss
Princes Bay being each o. less Thoy
shsss ilSs from kosyliie and tsn miles from
Landing, acres under high stats cultivation
~ In fine woodland iron The premises Is roel
farmhouse two barns ana oubsisgs with several ef ths
hest suildns sites on the saad commanding
She leland lower bay Sandy HOOK, ko Sixty per cent Of
abe whole purchase money remain bond orr.
gage. Lhcgrapbo maps OF the city property FOR far
shtr particulars oi e above iaeuire Of ae Ausossr No
Broad stroet =
SHkRIrf's SALE OF RoRsEs AND CARTS ID D.
~ HASh A1eNoner will sell. by virtue OF an xeou,iou
G rent OF the sales room, No. $40 Broadway on Saturday,
MAreh g. ~ ~ o'clock notn three horses euisaSis
k1na 81 uerh, fur carts and four SETS 80 =
properly will be expssvd fov - hsrncsI The
day OF sale. a.ualu alton A III O'clock on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

Ees So etrg e eE uF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

NKw YORK METROPOLITAN HALL co ,oAPiTAL,
IN &C00Q.Notee Is hereby given that books Ans Sub
serpilen &c the capital stock Of the New York Ao
Han Company will BE- opened ths the day Of Msroh
With tte persons and ~ ths Places folsws Thorn "a
Eekirs,s Nassau BANK Bsehmsn ssesss ,orner M
VIZ H,ll ron $50 BroaiwAt Chester Drlsss 6si Broad
vay wier hsrding 50 Wall street and 665 Broadway;
pace And ~ Broad.ay corner Park place shAres toc
$4,000 Of the capital stock he subscribed 80 Per cent
25 Ap, sac balance in istamep OF 10 per eens each,
shah be required Tor the prosecution OF the building And
notice seehholdeys Of not less thsa twenty day.
New York, Feb. n, 1854
ELEAZAR PARsLY, President
THOMAS xckLsATH, Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

ITO LgT-To PRIVATE FAMILY, THREE STORY
house within two doors Of nr,sdwsy between sr9,ms
s7oo Address Samuel james, Pess omee kefsrense Re
CURED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

T,aE AMERICAN DRAMATIC COMPANY HOLDS A
regular meetLg ths (Fridsy evening, Sd inst, ~ Mill
tary Hall Bowery, opposite Spring street. room No Az
CLOCK Rehearsal A. Sx O'Clock precisely Gentemen de-
sirous 81 joining this will have the opportunity a.
forded thea this evening" By order Of the President
o. b. SHIRLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

VlTANTEp TO RsNT-A SMALL, NEAT COTTAGE.
w with from one Ten acres Of aud s,taohed on the
line Of the nors aud EssDx raross NOT than
hours ride ron New York. Aedrcss, with srns 49, =
n, hc1 2lfS Post 0sicc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

E,oR sALK-TnE LEASE, STOCK. yIxrUREs AND
good will Of FIRST slkss dining com, well esabhs Cd
and doing Eoed buntn. IL enc Of ths bsst locations
,hs !. rare chance fortune eAn BE- made wi.h in
few years Aedrts, with real name b. Herald oioe,
Bio save trouble. Of Abe roA estate sxea led
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

RIO LITTLE JPPRR PART or HOUSE IN oRAnD
street west eide Of Brealwsy and est Of oroshe AHess
400. AAdrcsa A. W. T. ofAld ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
SALES AT AUCrIOH.

Nc ga Hudson street xin be sold on Saturday March
surs all in complete ords. Inquire ~ l0l
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

U,oR sALE-THs LrAsEAN MIXTURES or HAND.
ue sreosry Ant quer s,ere, n front
lar and back basement Apply as 22i Elizabeth street,
LnoR sALE-A VERY risk LIGHT COACH SECOND
II land, been Used but thrr months; soid for $500
when Aho, one hreeseAtei baroushe aud one two
seated wagon, half tcp, been ufed hut lev tmsa All will
be SOLD low. ArplynJN0. G. HAMS, $50 Broadway.
EoR SALE IN BRooKLrS.oNs or THosH MAT
frame cottage houes In Hanover place. The house 10
In thorough repair, containing twelve rooms oala
aAd sas throughout part Of The furniture viii be sold II
ass Cd. Apply ske premises No n Hanover place or
Of v. u. Cox, hesbsAes Barh, Wall sHseL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

PHILHARMONIC SoCIKTY-TWELFTH sEisON.-
Tue Members Of the society asd the public in general
repso.ny info. med st tho th,d concert OF tho
son VIII take escs ~ tho Tsbernsoe on saturda tho fh
Of rossr Sstsrtolaurg Lus 10 722 Broadway and Mr..
T. X Kezei no. 2l3 Fuon Brooklyn. D5ors open
seven. perform 10 commence ~ O'clock p NJ Mr..
Thee. NAfelc, Coz ductor by order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

WANTlD TO HIRE-BxFoRE FIRST OF NAY,
w dwelling houfe 10 acsomr1odste twelve or fourteen
bosrder respectable location down town prsfsrred
Steury given. Please .ddyes, stating parteuls ronsSs
raid. Wobser Herald ofico For SALE cheap for cash,
dwelling house ~ tUo lots the Newtown plank road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

CasENWIcH sTRTkT PROPERTY TO iEg-THE
U sussanss bris building No. Greenwich street, be-
tween Barclay and ysssy streets hs bst location the
altered to sult tenant The h Ii about rs ft inches fon
BY 81 feet Deep For tormi apply 70 G. II. ATKINS
2l2 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

NToTICI.-THE FOLLOWING BONDS OF 1900 ZACH
IN viz, Nos lg an 0cS, OF tne United States six POI
oensesn Of 1913 vish coupons om Is, Of july 1854 havns
been lost solea s persons are cauontd sganss nsxs
uAlsng tae ne payment having been stopped.
PHILIP SPEYER CO.. No. 81 Broad strees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
PRE- IN sHEpHERnsTnWn,

ABOUT o'clock Yesterday afternoon a., oIar,, 81
hre was heard and il was soon sseertare5 49, ~
nouse Of MT mM BRADSHAW, a very worthy citizen.
Mas "a names A strong breeze was blowing from
the Southeast which ENDANGERED the nnnsr no.
ton ofthe town No human efforts eonId have sa,,ad
Mr bradsheNs house. and il was soon in ruins
Nc b ; furniture was generally saved, though in a
Damaged condition. The Brick Dwelling Of the
Misses Baylor net caught but after great exertions
was saved. Soon blaze was seen issuing from the
rooI OF the u. z Church and in q moment the whole
edlnce was one vast sheet ofsme and the bIacLcned
wa ral I, alone remain. The dwelling house owned by
DEE c. Williams. on German Stre... two souares
-, vas IN names. but was extnguished after great
tuons, AT various times some dozen Dwellings
stables Corn Houses &C. &c, were on ERE. and uoii.-
ing out me almost superhuman exerons Of the cit
zens saved one-half the town from ruin. The sDili
gent Fire Company, lately organized, with new
suction and Hose, worked like veteran ircmen. and
July tested the capacity ofthere apparatus which
property. e .'o-ns "
But the galIantry Of the men will not permit Them
% murmur, when we say the the Ladies deserved
more praise than an. They worked for hours with
degree Of alacriy worthy offhe stronger ser. Re-
gret FOR the loss sustained is accompanied with I
deep thankulness for the miraculous escape and The
numerous houses sared.-S hsphsxdaoisn Register.
March Is 'i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

SAMUEL ByrNGreS, Esq, long and favorably
known as a Master Machinist in the washin gion
Arsenal, has been appointed Master Arnorer a,
The National AFmory, Harpers Ferry, in place Of
JAMES II BrRrox. Esq. who resigned when r.al.
HuGeR LEFT Mr. Burton has been assiyned he IL
siiiou Of Master Machinist and Craftsman ], !,
position far more desirable Than the one he resign
ed, whilst the pay is nearly the same as tbs, II
Master Armerer. The " shington ssarstys that
better selection could not have been made Than
that Of Mr.. Byington as the country holds 10 man
better qualification tie position.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
:, WI : DoEs TnE SOUTH CANT

..,,i,~ i. Aeyknning 10 be made In various
80. syh,, soe.I,he South gain by the Kan
N,braska bill In Hibernian phrase, isseiH'
rh. a r,.,, principlen eon,ended for by The ad-
vocates Or the Billis the doctrine el ne
venion + and ettAe Senate, rhls' o''e =. Is
prohibied The introduction Of
$3.50 Ina Nebraska The amendment o. Mr..
49,. III, az he only chance the Southland Of
$3.50. c,o,hod in thai region. Il declares that
shall III yerert back 10 The condition IN
~h h /. ia. found before The Missouri camPro-
mice lsnk was established.
The bargain Is broken up with the NoFh, BY
which ve hal some liue restraint upon il. and The
new territories in.ihe language OF Mr.. Douglas to
Nor,hsrn correspondent are thrown open TO
freedom
But, again how Is the question taken on I'm
s,,,l5 rhe Northera an,i.slayefy feeling has been
reused and its strength redoubled, by this very
4 agitation When Kansas and Nebraska become
set,led md offer themselves for admission inlo inc
Uoion. Efthey prohibi, slavery all may 90 on very
smoothly But suppose the people Of missour',
Kentucky. Tennessee, &C., move into Kansas ana
dsc,areIin favor Of slavery, the North VIII prooa
Nv s,g -. Gentlemen Of the South, you have
broken Hup the cenpromises we are against ih'
extension Of slavery, and will not agree y receive
your dew Slave state" Wha, then How
s.lhe subject taken out Of copgressf
The vote in the Hodse Of representatives, OF
Tnesday. committing the Kansas-Nebfaska bill L
the committee Of the whole, Is considered oninou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Baltimore Market.
randolph 8 L.atiillefs

es,.cr,..1 OF pRfeEs IN THIS RALrIMoeE MARHxr
Fsy fss,sses sndims March ~. lSba.
penar,ed txpresslytor the Free Press.
ans,rs-Sales at 81 'to 81, per Dbl.
49,, Tie receipts are very large AID PRICES
a,l.sa,e 10 decline. W. quite Giades ID kegs al
IS q Is els. Western 9Eo II ets Ro.sasl sto 10
e's pi,so. 0m,ao- nomInally al % cts.
49,, Market Is inactive and prices. are
,.sasrsl We d9oie Shoulders al Z taA7i els.--s
sides ii 10 81 Hams plainl to ~ cents Eahcy
~ c y ~ soApIn ga6d demand With salessa,
to 6s. srs offered The scales u sduulay.
as0af which were sold at $3.50 TO IS On tic,
lie hoof equal 70 S7b0 10 1923 nusl. AND the
hsIance were taken out bf the market,
caan.-The news FROM Europe is anAvarskle,
and prices have declined Sales o. WhY ass53 10
~; els Yellow 65 u 10 cts.
y cLovssssgn -Marks aull and prices dsaiFins
:" ps s FauIF-salss pf Apples a, 81 p tOyi,5o
| Peaches al Sl75 teS2 3o T.,
X DggasKlSs.+-Afe in'demaneaand sell ~ Z us.
FI,nUR-The intelligence Of a.heavs afclsrf in
/ England hasaansed oalF markets 10 giseMayk and
here is ever reason IL apprehend funhfr sotns.
REGENTS ares light ard llemard not acSlvI, Wa
ouoie Howard 81. al All CIV siils az ssN 2 III.
F Fs.s1sDs q oiistsrl 8 ss Req ~ :
4 n a 90 Mink 81 to b0scls Coon and4rS Fox
il Is Is. Mlskrai6 ~ III Rabbit % y IL
4 GrsrSo.-So delnahl. Aeid gomigk al -
| els.
| Hoas-Rereipts rehight and demand IN i've.
Sales al NC 50 ~ 81 co.
LARD-Sales in bis, AZ TO ~ CTS he91iV y
| ii els.
MusrARp SEED-No fsmand Sales sEot4 els
O.rs.-Cieed demand aud sales 81 as Il, 20 es.
Rxr.-Prides have given way lilae44 &C
count of the decline in u beat and mont Ms Hho's
Md at IS to s. cts. Penn % els -,
SNAKE RotT.-Senefa " n demS4G AM ssiss
readily at IS TO 40 els.
Il TALbow.-Sales at lQTto ~ cts -
TTuoruy ssgpl-Sal.s al - to vs. 509
WooL.-sass II un Washsd 20 10 "a wakes I
80 q 50 els
Wnrar.-prices vadeelined in HE sanA raiis
- aanr iha1gh he demand il active and fuppl,
ION W. anote intrrisr 10 good Red al "a 80 Y
3l60; f~to prime 81 90 % ,hs ks IL ma :.
Nhie s / 65 Is 70; FANNY Flour JIG 8. Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
DIsTRICT 'sCHooI, NO. To-

The examination Of the Scholars Of The school
IN DistFiet No. 49, charisstovn. ioek place on
Friday Afternoon last, 10 the presence Of large
auditory. who ssucet great satisfaction 1T he in
terestingHexercises. The department Of the pupils
received The admiration OF every one presea,-snd
their aptness very gratifying to parents. Too
much praise cannot be bestowed upon Mr.. j. r
coSg, The esiimable preeepior, tor his efficiency in
insfraetipg The liltle ones entrusted TO his care
and TO TIE Commissioners. Rev. Mr.. DUrroS, for
his foresigh, in procuring the services OF gentle
maa 50 competent a. Mr. c. in teaching the
yoHng idea howto shoot When Il 10 considered
that the school numbers loi papils-an average Of
20 Of whom are in constant attendance, the wonder
Is how one nan could eject 50 much. The differ
emf recitItions heard that day were 1S-while a
had piecgs 10 declaim. The exercises lasted 81
hours-aI the conclusion Of which the Rev Mr.
Duton toFcibly addressed the parents aud children
amer which Mr., ConeeEpressed his TANKS At the
kindness pi the parents towards him since kis go
lourn among them.
We venture the assertion that there are few
schools any where tia, can compete with No. 49,
the ages ofthe children ranged from to IA yeals
--the larger portion being under TO-. II The pa.
rents desire to continue the services Of Mr. Cone.
they viii have to exert themselves 10 raiaing
salary which would Justify him IN remaining a.
saongsi and to which be l. % Justly entitled
II We loO4e him, We fear bis place cannot Be sup
piled and then, Il supplied. no, until several
,honihs SHAH have elapsed.
We therefore urge ~ interested % exsr, ihsu-
selves IN making il The interest ef Nj. Cone /,
remain.
We also saesest similar course upon The nan |
4 parents in District Ne. 50. Mr. sxurs.. he
eackes d lhat District has given Keneral ,.t;..
be should Be retained, and snrlv
for his arduod. duties.
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O. III 6lA instant Il Bolivar By Rev nayie Wiiso<s
Mr.. ISsIAC MATTHEW 10 Miss MARYA. RICH
ARDScE, all q this eoanty.
On Tuesday last. b. R6T. WIN. Evans. Rsr JOSEPH
T. EAklN, Of The Baltimore NJ E Conference Ia Aiise
NARY Z. SElBERT. cf Mafiiusburg.
on Wkdesaay week, hy Rev Mr.. Hfs1unisfz ~
Charles II. EVANS. cf Cumberland. Nd, a. 1&Ne
ANN VIRGINIA MiDbIEKAuFF, Il I1rtinsAak1
On III OH ma. Is ne Rev. Jokn o. Rrootsrs Mr..
JACoNlNoNROE EVANS 10 Mis- SARAH ANN
MYERH daughter q Mr. Archibald Mssrs, III "
Derksltd county. E
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Va as4 formerly Merehaht q Shephkrdssnwn. ~
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Al Fskstts Ma<pa coanty. missouri, oashe sd nss
DR.. AuGCSTuS L. KNIGHT, sornerly Of Fssdersk
cuuatv Ind Miss ANNEX ", daughstr II Jarsss
Flores 4rmerly u Berfyrslles Va. y
Of kk Bridge 4 Harpers Ferry. On TAarseAy Issi
by Rev j. F. Pr-e. MIR. JAMES HiSES 81 Ma5i'
MARC RET EkIEN FoRAEY .-all q Wisse