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INDIA RUnRER GOOns-

eSoATs oAPEs, LEGGINs, OVER. SLfs WintSo n,v-a
~ h0kSE COVERS. WAGON COVERS PIANO coyEps Nrs,
ssaf CLOfHs 4c, which vet thou Oh a, NOh
aa The cheapest and bss, articles In our lins ever
VheIeu for ,le BY the Manufacturers,
to H. w. DAY % oour,snd street New Yort
IN iose steam Packing, every oth sirJ a, pr.
hso exclusive selling agents Of EastIs wsh,n, ID.
Ole for Cores in Congress Boots '''' "sooans sas'
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EnU f:TSsTIEnpr,-

eREsS BOOTS AND sHOkSwe have in store beautiful
~ assortment Of Gents hne Dress oo;s the and
besi also Gents Patent Leather Calf Low
Quarter Shoes sd Gents CATERS ses which we at
the attention Of all n OF something gene and plea
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ER tHHIaitEtD SODA WATER Ann naIr, NJ,
inc sr T ,.i s settled The only sena
eSoMASh Who laers himself he Ia aip n
the business for years past e Oeen engaged in
DA WATER N 'N' ''' a. AeooRNACKS So
ed 10. ~ - '' VI S04nuy' promptly attend
daily. '' All P@Fb OF the city
ly ~ YIN P''A'e fsIarn sH n y EN- Immediate
ape0-dsm %; seCoRaAoK,
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meC0NKEY, PARE s. CO.,
!. COHBLSSION KERCHgVf.S

r, persons indebted to the estate Of Austin Ter
are requested payn.nt "a -. ~.
ana all person, having arsins m. .sta = ,o
are requested to present the 10 me foT e''a,
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ssiu day ats " VII av, Gich nj lu.d,y Thursday sn
Ini arrives in CJiGnGia s.. p r. ' NJ r. NJ,
Returning, leave Coiu ppia Hrns.v yy.,,..,.
reach PsmbertR a; s. Jefferson e Csd,r p,, sh az
frrry ~ IN les Ferry los Dov.r Wills T. 81
y luskaho 2A NJ RIehurond A. 8 p :,
ln Tor Lyreh and Bu.hsnIn leaves giebr,o,J u.
day, Wednesday and Friday a p. n 'on'ona Mon
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hFEICE or Tile IIuE ~, ,I :. -.

erInd RchHond lth STREET hSo doors Gera 1S nd osL
Hpv CAPlIAL sa0OOOO-his Company -iIy st.
anu hAhlNE RISKS terms A. npy oth,r
Company Of equal responIbity. - my 0'hsF
RERERENcEs: '9''
Samuel Marx, Cashier Bank OF virginia, Rlchr,ona
:. y ssTt., do. FArners Bank OF Va, do
+ A. Tidban, President Bank OF ths Vail,
Henry NJ Brent Cashier Of the y,isy
oa srrs, a ys;Ss' q The Bank. wiasSs,sr
W. KNOWLES viii receive Al pilcaons a. h.r.,os,r,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08
7trri5ie and E,f,l g,,,,a,;o,

s Asw Yoex, Jan. 90. French's ball and cartridge
ternoon, by which nearly twenty persons mostly
boys and girls, were instantly killed Upsssrxis Of
oo,ooo cartridges exploded, and houses for mies
around were shattered and their windows broker.
Inc magazine, containing three hundred tons of
powder, narrowly escaped. The number generally
employed was thirty An inside the bu;,din, Al the
time We're killed except two. Three girls belonging
to one family were killed g q
Their bodies We're al blown into fragments, and
nangied with pieces Of timber, MACHINERY, &c.
Another account states that the number Killed.
already ascertained, is only thirteen. Others were
shockngly mntilated, and some fatally. The scene
Is terrible Scarcely a fragment bigger than walk
ing stick can bo found of the building Heads
limbs, and trunks of human beings are scattered ia
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08
SRRIEIe.

In Gates County, the evening o the l2i instant Ly
Henry L. Ra.ce ssl, Mr. Richard d. BrscJe Mss Mary
daUg ,-r y: w:li.a,u odragc DECEASED. -
A. he resd Of b. Scarborough in Wake CO.. the
erenug of ;Ee lei ns. b the Rev. L. h. HOrts SIR AZ.
fred Eidilgs, to Mss Ei:y Il. Scarborough. al VI Wake
county.
In Washington county, The 18th inst, by the Rev. r.
faIk.naa, a J. Glover Esq, of Elizabeth City, Mi.s
.ary p. Davenport daughter Of Doctrine j. Daysppprt
Es;. dec'd. .
In SewbcTn Saturday evening last, by ibc Rev. Wm.
" EaSts Capt. James Gordon and Nrs. Eliza Moniord
At Uirst Church, in Ncvbern. Tuesday evening usi
by the Rev Ar. Green Mr. Jim Hughes Of rottsrillr
Penn, and formerly Of Ncwbern and Ass Jane e. Dayss,
daughter of too lstr ju;,n Y.
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C0Sa Wtathe, at The Norm and !. East. 5

1900 elt tFtt--fVI :
aloSrgrELrER VI, Jan. 80. The thermometer
yesterday remained nearly permanent at So degrees
below zero. This morning is stationary at 2S be-
low zero =.
sunrise, yesterday morning was % degrees below
zero. This morning it is at H.
BosToH, Jan. 30 The weachar here is remarka.
bly, cod, the thermometer below zero it is how
ever, at nooH, beginning to moderate, and is cloudy
and showing -
NEw io:sk. Jan 30 The weather in this yicin;.
ty since Saturday, has been codcr than any expe-
rienced s;nce 1899. This morning i. has moderated
somewhat, the Thermometer standing at degrees
above zero. Al Dover, y, H., this morning the
thermometer stood at IL degrees below zero At
iortiand, yesterday Is degrees below Zero and iu
the evening %.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

limited number of advertisements will be taken for the
r. lin paner but no deduction will be made any but
ri adyersements-thcsc will be inserted for onc-tourth
les, than the regular charge.
PROFESSIONAL business Cards. not exceeding five lines
viii he inserted in either the Weekly SemiWeekly, for
Il far six months $40 for twelve months or in both pa
ners fer so for six months SIS for twelve months
~ The paper will be sent to advertisers for SIX months
or by the wear, free of charge.
subscribers and others who may wish to send money
IN the Edor can all times by mall and at his risk
Receipts for all will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

s! We have received the january number OF
the -imeriean Cotton Planter" a monthly jour-
nal, devoted to improved plantation economy, manu-
factures and the mechanic arts, Edited by Dr. Cloud,
and issued from the cylinder press of J. II. I. r.
Martini Montgomery, Alabama, at one dollar year.
Dr. Cloud is able writer, and is assisted by con-
tributions from the leading agricultursts of Aaba
ma. This number contains an instructive address,
by Mr.. Isaac Groom formerly Of North Carolina, on
the clovers and grasses at the South the very in
formation that many Of our North Carolina farmers
will profit by following. Our farmers all raise more
less stock, and pay too little attention to seeding
their land down in acclimatzed grasses. Suly, the
minister of Henry " says, "pasturage and tillase
IRE the two nurses of the State" There is al arti-
Gle ir. Pcabodys method of raising Strawberries,
proving, after years OF practice, that everybody can
produce that delicious grounding, by simply u.s.
ing little water to rrigate with regularly at stated
periods, in the greatest abundance ami fer six
months in the year.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08
s THE ASIA ARRIvED!!!
nnn.IIAsr SUCCESS OF rrrx1ss ARMS -!
The Russians made to bite the Dust!

The Russians made to bite the Dust!
New YoaK, Jan. 81.
The Asia arrived at her wharf to-day. She
brings important relative to the warlike pow
erS.
On the 3d. the allied fleets all proceeded into the
Black Sea- except six ships which were left at Bel
cos Bay to guard the Bosphorus The first division
remains anchored at the Rapids.
The Car is not supposed to view the entry of
the fleets declaration of war; bat has ordered all
his own fleet to return
Dates from Sebastopool to January 6, state that
thc'Turks had gained brilliant SUCCESS OH the DAN
ube. They had storned and carried the Russian en-
trencsed Camp at Ritall Nalafat. and put $500
OF the enemy to the sword. Had also attacked n
body of $4,000 Russians which had been sent to re-
lieve Citall After short encounter compelled them
to retreat
The Russians are thus driven back from positions
at which they had hoped to cross the Danube The
Turkish force in the battle was O00 and they had
only Is guns.
1t is admitted that Omar Pasha brilliantly out ma
neuevred the Russian commander, and gained many
advantages on the Danube. He was formally no.
ticcd the 1st inst at the Divan of the Four Pow
crs to Ambassadors. '"he details not given, but
tits supposed te be the stormng and capture of iar
akal, with several skirinishes in Asia.
The defeat of the Turks under the weak general
ship OF Abdi kesha is confirmed, but Gen. Guyon
had gone with army, and was invested with full
powers to act. The spirits Of the Turks were very
Schamyl had sent messenger to the Porte an
nouncng he was now prepared to act energeticay
against The Russians. Meanwhile negotiations seems
to be going on.
The Saltans Trad is approving decision of the
Grand Council to open negotiations on the fooing
proposed b. the Four Powers. Turkey is to send
representatives to Conference which will meet in
some neutral city.
The report is confirmed that Persia has assumed
negotiations with Britain, and will not at present at
tack the Turks.
MARINE DISASTER.
The two American ships Edward Fletcher and
Condor had been fallen in with at sea completely
wrecked Passengers and crew all saved, and laud
cd in Holland.
DEATH OF 4 PRINCESS.
The infant Princess at Portugal had died sud-
denly.
COMPLAINT o" i CLERGYMAN.
:. The Rev. James C. Richmond complains that he
is detained prisoner by the Austrian police at
kechcnate.
Hungary calls on the United rStatcs for re.
dress.
CHINA.
Annoy has been rc.capturcd by the Imperia!;sts
who massacrcd 1000 inhabitants.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

Torcn;SG INSTANCE or MornERLr AFFECTION.
Mary, Countess oi Orkney, was deaf and dumb, and
married i'll 1853, by signs She lived wit, her hus.
h:at, Aur:oush, first marquis of Thomond, who was
also her first consin, at his seat, Rostcllai, on tho
harbor OF Cork Shortly after the birth of her first
child the nurse, with considerable astonishment,
saw the mother cautiously approach the cradle in
which the infant sleeping evidently full of some
deep design. She having perfectly assured herself
that the child really slept, took out large stone,
which, she had concealed under her shawl; and to
the horror OF the nurse-who, like ell persons Of ths
lowest order in her country, indeed in most coun-
tries, Ias fully impressed with the idea of the Pc
cu;,r cunning ami malgnity of ''dumbies' seized
it with in;. ut to Hing it down vehcmcnt,y Be,
fore the nurse could intcrpose, the countess had
flung t,e s.onc-ao: however, as the servant had
apprshended, At the child, but the hoor ofcours
il made great no;s. The child immediately awos.
and cried The countess, who had looked with ma
tcrna eagcrncss to the result of her experiment, fell
on her knees in transport ofjoy She had disco...
cred that her child possessed sense that was want.
ing in herself
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

Five new baggage cars have just been completed
by Mr. urah Wells, of Petersburg for the North
Carolina Central Rolf Road, So much for Southern
manufacture Richmond Bulletin.
In our humble opinion they might have been made
nearer home on equally as favorable terms as they
were done in Richmond. Our first duty is to our
own people who have embarked their capital and
skill m endeayoring TO build up the interests OF the
State =. RateigA Std..
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

10 The Hillsborongh Recorder Of the 25th, dan
vary says: 1t is highly probable that counsel
saons the leaders of the Democratic part has led
Tie d.seontinaance Of the Statesman and that the
OF the Editor Of the Standard has been taxed
~; the expenses incurred y The Recorder has done
9us'lce to both Mr. Cantwell and the Editor of this
. rapsr' There is no foundation whatever for this
Aggh probability Of the Recorder. ..4g
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08
DI Ed

In the County nf Wake the 2s;h day Of April last Nr
John Ctiey and Mrs. Charity Utley husband ald m,fs
the UrineT Ut 10 i PCS, IN the morning, and the Ia.
ter abcu: half past eleven la lic evening" the former sgeS
81 Years, andtG a,icr 81 They We're born and raised
The c,ury of Wake, and maintained good CHARACTER foy
and esteemed by n! vino knew rheln.ss fCoy
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

: New FIRMs IN PORTSMOUTH Wesee that Messrs.
Pcete, Pepper Co., have associated themselves to-
gcthcr in the new and large warehouse of Messrs.
Watts & Brooks, on Water Street, to carry Cen
eral Commission business e
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08
NUMBER 1909.

ing other States in Congress than any other State in
the CnIon They manifest on all occasions e,cst
reverence ior theis native State and fraterna feel
ing ,gr al her sons Tao idea is q good ono, and
should not be dropped y IA :
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

Dr. HAWKS. The Rev. Dr. Francis /. Hawks vas
in New Bern, his native place, on the 2sth The
News says: ave gratiiied TO learn that the Rev
ercnd gentleman will comply with the desire preva-
lent in our community, and during the coming week
will deliver one or more lectures the proceeds of
which will be applied to the Improvement of the New
berne Bury:ng Ground"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

THE INDEPENDENT BANKS IN VIRGINIA. There arc
in Virginia ten banks style "lndependent Banks, I"
whose aggregate circulation, notes countersgned
and delivered, up to the 3ist of December last, ac
cording to report just made to the legislature Of
that State) amounts in tac aggregate to 800, 235,
against 81 909 81 sc worth of securities deposited
with the State Treasurer. The securities consist of
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company's guaranteed
bonds, Virginia register stock and coupon bonds,
Wheeling guaranteed bonds, and various Virginia
railroad guaranteed bonds The following are the
names of the banks Manufacturers and Farmers
Bank of Wheeling; Bank of the Old Dominion, at
Alexandria; Central Bank, at Staunton; Merchants
Bank of Virginia, at Lynchburg; Bank of Winches.
ter, at Winchester; Monticello Bank. at Cnarottes
vile; Bank Of Fairn.ont at Fairmont Bank of ere-
ly, at Martinsburg; Trans Allegheny Bank atJcf-
fersonrille; and Bank Of Wheeling at Wheeling
Two others, at Fredericksburg and one at liar
risonbure, arc about to so in operation
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

THE GsEAT SrErcH, This days. speech of Scna-
tor Douglas has astounded all present asst were. 1t
is the csept of his public life. As we SO to press
he is making such haa Impression as is rarely made
III Congress. ..57. .es57 Is
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

THo.. BRAGG, ESQ; We arc gratiiied to sec this
gentleman in the City, in attendance ON tue Supreme
Court Hc appears to be in fine health.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08


s.s- The Spanish Duke, vino fought with young
Scule, is 1lea, and not 4iba, generally given in
the newspapers. Mr.. Ticknor, in his History of
Spanis!. Literature, (Which friend has kindly hand
ed u.s. speaking Of the famous Lope Felix dc Vega
Carpio, who was the rival and contemporary of the
immortal Cervantcs, says:
sFrom Alca!a I.ope came to Madrid, and attached
himself to the Duke OF Alva; not, it has been
generally supposed the rcmorscesS favorite of Philip
the Second but Antonio, the great Dukes grandson,
who had succeeded to his ancestors fortunes with
out inheriting his formidable spirit. Lopc much
liked by his new patron, and rosc to be his CONT
in his retirement at Alva At the suggestion Of the
Duke, he wrote his Arcadia" pastoral romance,
making volume Of considerable size and though
chiefly in prose, yet with poetry of various kinds
freely intermised >" &c. &c.
We learn from friend in Europe, who knows the
facts, that young Soulo bore himself admirably
throughout the whole affair." The fight was with
swords, and was stopped by the seconds. No adj
vantage was obtained over Soule, and he made no
concessions. The present Duke of Alva is said to
be wild and somewhat reckless young man and
vet there is rumor in the European papers to the
effect that movements arc foot to raise him to the
Span ish throne and consolidate under one govern.
ment both Spain and Portugal:
Ay, this is Spsin, -
.a-.s-1 Europes' last land
Twill e'er rsman
-.s- Last in the progress of the Garth;
The last in liberty ~,
The last in wealth and worth; '
The last in bigotry."
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Tie PdciEc RaikrnG,Z

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3D. 1t is stated that the Hon.
Solomon Foute Freesoil Senator from Vermont, will
shortly bring forward the Pacific Railroad Bill 1t
proposes capitol of s75 Oo0 third of s,icl,
Is to De subscribed by individual one-tliirl loaned
by the government TIL l555 and one-thrd to DO
gwen bp the L. ). Government, in consideration Of
which, the mails, troops &C., VIII be transported
i-.e r.- .
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08
THE
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re PUBLISHED WEEKLY AND sEMr-wEEELY BY
WILL M W. HOL D E N
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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

z a VETERAN EpTREsss MIRA Anna Royal is still
editing her paper this Hentfess- Washington.
She VIII be s5 years old On TIM 1ltb Of mae' next.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

k~ The Fayetteville Argus is still harping on
what it calls Gen. Piercc's Frceso appointments.
Cameron is behind the age. What does he think Of
the Nebraska bill, and of the position of tho admin
istration the-cupon? Come now, Cameron, don't
charge those of the free States who advocating
the rights of the South, with wish to make party
capital. Do justice those hundred Argus
aeycs" can see something more, if properly direct.
cd, than spoils, party, and patronage.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

CARAVANS TRIAL.-fRIAL Or THE REV.
SGeo W. Caravan inr the murder of Clement II. Lsss,
ter 5c;re te Superior Court of Law Of Beaufort County,
:. C., fal Term, 1885, together with sketch Of the
dcrers lie and ,e tIagicai termination Of The irals
tempt presence of the Court to shoot Of the counsel
VIII. appeared sgaihst him itf trial, and then killing
hiRseif; also The crguaeus e the counsel With
cravings. tcr ss,c bg -.....-<
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

Nj. Oliver Il, Perry. Of this City. has been
appointed State Librarian The appointing power
consists Of the Governor and of the Supreme
Court salary $500 Taylor, the late incam--
bent Was not candidate for election. 8 y
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08
Terms of Advertising.

Advertisements not exceeding fourteen lines will be in
scen Insertion those of greater length in proportion
t;sements inserted in the Semi Weekly Standard, will
Earap sU rPA for ADVERTISING BY THE YEAR follows
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

tY The Fayetteville Argus speaks Of Gen, Dock
cry as plain, honest, frank, country gentleman
Who disputed that proposition? But the Argus has
omitted one characteristic Of the gentleman he is
known, according to his own showing, if reports be
true, to be aman Of great irmness of purpose and
strength Of intellect Cameron ought to have given
the 'sstrengthy as wen as the "plains side Of the
picture. It would, have bcen more s plausible.
~ The Foreign News by the Asia is interest:
ing The Turks have gained more brilliant victories
oyer the Russians but this xe apprehend. cannot
last When Russia once gets fairly under way the
result may be. very different sss . e ssssees
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

RIOTfCE.-THE SyBScRfDEK OFFERS FoR SALR
1V hss fsac Of land hing Edgeconbc Connty fhs
ses side OF Swi Greek four mi.cs from Battles Deppi,
cuntsEiug sc, Iian'lscd and xt. acres with sbout
considerable por.;oIof ii grounds, which
plenty of g,9d mud convenient coaposting the said
land ;sias DISABLING House. 0uihogrFs Gin House and
Screw. House 0sorscezs and rsifne VOL of
person wishing purchase baye the terms
hy applying 10 5SAAEEh AAKSHBOEKS,
january 25 1 So, 2f-ytpo,-
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-08

NKyORKMEN WAHTEDsTHEs sSlRSCRIBEn
w wishes 20 employ PAIxrEs aud TsIxrHa Oh Car.
riases; also t1o wood worxn,cn-a BopI- NAkeE and
WHEELy The best wages and constant
cAs,hs. 7ai,sl, 5 $. e; &. y. p * kiRSssa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-22
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

Every should know that II she is in poor slckiy
debIated condition Of health, making existence burden
to herself and Of painful anxiety her relatives
and friends, and perhaps, (orribe reflection enailing
and inncting her maladies and suerngs upon her
children, that 1t is her duty understand why and from
what cause her suerngs arise, that remedy and relief
may while yet there is time, be avaed Of the causes be
avoided in future, and her health restored that she may
be fitted for the duties and capable Of the enjoyments Of
life.
Let every woman look at the emaciated FORM the DEATH
like complexion the deepbured ustreless eye the sunk
en- cheek the gloomy and depressed spirits the shattered
nerves. the PROSTATE and helpless condition Of many
wife, mother daughter sister, II herself included
within her own circle whose days days Of agony and
nsk herself Must this continueY Must this beY Is
there no remedy' No relef9 No hope?"
The remedy is by knowing the and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies and beneftng by them
These are pointed out In
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-22
Notice to School Teachers.

FTNHE regular FALL SESSION Of the
\ Boald of School Examiners for Ssndusky
County, will Commence
September 22d, al l O'Clock, p. ~,
i'm the Lutheran Church -and continue for
Nine consecuti0e Fridays, thereafter,
at the snme hour and place.
The Board will grant certificates 10 those
ONLY who pass A GOOD examination in Or
biography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Ge-
oersphy and English Grammar. No exanin-
atom viii be had only on the regular days, and
applicants will govern themselves accordingly.
By order Of the Board
GEO. w. CLICK. C7efk.
Seni IL 1Rld-9l Id