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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02
OAK HALL CLOTEnNG EnPORIUnT

OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORICNg
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, cor
w ner OF superior and Water Streets, Cleveland,
Ohio. GEO. A DAVIS, Proprietor.
The attention OF purchasers OF Clotntng % respes-
tfully solicited 70 our superb assortment Of spring and
Sumner Goods. surprising The mostekolee styles fer
MENs BOYS NEAR
Our hugely increased Misunderstanding the bslIsf
that our e~xertious TO plcast our cnstomers, and to oHer
them 1t al times a superior asSortment OF reH zafs
Clothing at r~esoEa51s prices. havebeen crowned vita
snceess- No T4ns h.vsbeen or wut be spzrei to sas-
AN TIE reputation We haze acquired.
HE facilities we Enjoy for obtaining at zh lines the
fefy choteesf st3lss Of Gocds. enables "a 10 he eentn-
en.,5 elerans 70 our customers something new and de-
Persons who are still unacquainted wifh our priuei-
pies Of Cuisines are hereby informed that We .6uaraa-
tee every article sold to be VIA ft Is represented"
Our large and uneqnaIed Stock comprises every ar
tieie q ssrment worn, Together with sarge and ssz.
FURNISHING GOODS,
Embracing everything necessary for a g.uilsnas's
TIE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
OF oax Hall having been greatly enlarged and sxtsr1-
ed, We are now prepared to pay attention 10 the wants
OF ths trade throughout the West Our stock will bs
found repiets With the most desirable Goods for cosn-
try merchants. cur long intimacy with the western
wants u~nenjoyed By any eastern house The exteEt
and variety Of our Stock il would be needless to enz-
merate, as those who may favor Us Wth = call may
Judge for themselves Of our ability to supply heir
found equally rs low as In any marSet in the Union.-
An experience OF ten years warrants rs in saying -
can better supply the wants OF WESTERN NxRcz1zIs
than it is in the power Of eastern houses to DO:
GEO A. DAVIS,
Corner Superior and Water sts.. Cleveland, o.
Apr. .. ISjS-6W. u =.
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Nt6 Embellishments.
PREACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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dissolution OF PARTNER
IL SHIP. The eo-partneTship heretofore existing
between the undersigned. was dissolved oy mutual
consent, on the l3th OF March ulf- The ace lunts OF
the late firm, will be settled by J, Taatrot. at the cid
stand All persons indebted are requested Il call and
settle Immediately. JULES VArTROT.
Warren. Arr. =. 1856 A. &. ~
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ruRvLsH1xG ICONS,
EEssnsla. .,sry.aIaE e-.s....Ig :, |. s.s..-....
THE WHOLESALE DEPARruExr
OHIT- CHAT from unwritten memoirs


NHIT- CHAT from unwritten memoirs
~ ofROSSITER.
Aged Veteran. (~arenn4nt OF the War OF T9 and TD
deari how my back aches; already 1 have tried
seventeen or more remedies, and yet no better
Polite Young Manu- dear sir allow ne TO ssn
you, sir, some Pop 70, hi ghly approved By her lady
ship. Madame Latore by its use you viii be slightly
improved in ten years--and soon entirely xelL
A N-Fudge on yOur--'oueh. ouch. ali! how that
stitch hurts-EHdge, say. on your my dear sir and
Pop 70" humbug. want more Ofit.- Nephew George
is to bring me three bottles Of ROssiter to day, l have
faith in that. as brother T~hompsca vas cuzed By eleven
b0ttles-a at but = trihins cost.
TOOTH SOAP, the best in America,
at Springs 1t ishighly recommended by the Dentists
Of Warren. as also BY the Dean OF the BaItimors Col
lege OF Dental Surgery, likewise by Harvey BurdeiL. n.
D., 81 Bond St., n. Y, and BY every body Who nAkss
use efit-
HAIR DYE, at the Phoenix, is the
best in America
SELF SYRINGES, the best in Amer
lea. SPRINGS.
FOR FAMILY SUPPLY-the Pho-
nix has Cream Tartar. Soda Cocoa, Cinnamon, Pep
per. Nutmegs, &c, and as a matter Of course, the best
quality in America. as Spring is determined 70 kesP
the purest articles.
APPETITE FEED, in very small
packages. is way ahead 81 any horse posdsrs anoat.
SPRING GOODS at THE EMPIRE i.
~ STORE. Iddings & Morgan are now receiving \
splendid assortment OF New Spring Goods. Their
stock viii be complete in all the newest and best styles
Of Ladies' Dress Goods, Dress trimmings, Bnnnsts, Bon
net Ribbons. EmhrOderies. &c Also. a full atock 81
goods for Men and Boys wear. House furnishing
goods, Carpetings, Wall Paper, Crockery. Groceries,.
&C., &c. These goods will be sold for prompt psT
only. and at the rery i0rest prizes An ample supply
Of their bes. fifty cent Tsa, Just received
Narwzp Anr > r-Tf
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NREAT CATTLE BOOh, by Iouatt
~ and Martin A treatise on their diseases. breeds
AMI management. containing a fun history Of their va
riOus races, their origin. breeding and merits. their
capacity for beef aud milk, &c. The whole forming =
complete gu de to the farmer. with 100 engrasinga-
Farmers, come and look At il, 1t
ADAMS Rook.tore.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

George n..lep. Gle. 0. eris-old and lily
sander Pelt0E.
rhe said George Hezlep is hereby notified that sAia
plaintiffs have fled in said court their petition 20 sub
jeet to the payment OF ! judgment in favor Of plaintiffs
against said Hezlep for Sl.e5s23. at September Term
OF the Mshoniag Common Pleas, the amount OF judy
ment for Sj67, 81. in favor Of said GrisEold against sad
Pelton. at June Term, 1855, OF Trumbull CON- Pleas.
on a note Of said PeltOn for $4,000. dated March cth.
1853. payable TO said uezlep two years amer dare, With
interest. Said Iezlep must answer BY tue ninth SAT
urday after March 81, 1856, or the prayer Of said psti-
ton will be granted by default
SUrLIFT & FUTILE.
Ir-ir D 1S5f- e. -. - Art,rs for pIla.
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NANFIELD ON SHEEP, at
u ADAMS.
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FOR FAMILY SUPPLI-the Pho
nix has Cream Tartar. Soda, Cocoa, Cinnamon. Pep
quality in America, as Spring is determined 70 kssp
the purest articles.
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'C1UERIFF'S SALE.

sheriff, :. omce. Warren. AP
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We give below the majority report of
the committee on the state Of the order.
The minority consisting of two members,
also submitted a report, but the majority
report was adopted by a vote of l34 to
46. We think there will not longer be
any doubt, whether the mass of the K.
Ms. in Ohio are anti-slavery or not.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

A MEXICAN GARDINER, at
~ ADAMS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
=a... - --- -
HYMN E NAL.

OK the ODD JAN, in Putnam County, Fla, at the
residence uf Rev. WIN. Johnson, by Rev. NJ. n.
Strickland Rev. j. ii. BREAKER and Miss ANoE-
LIMA C. JOHNSON, both of Florida.
Also, at the same time and place, Mr.. WILLIAM
l.. TREpwELL aud Miss JOSEPHINE ID. JOHNSON,
both Of Florida.
70 Colunbia papers will please copy.
MARRIED. on the 9th Jan. at Live Oak, Rich
land District. by Rev. j. l.. Reynolds. D. d., j.
HAMrDEx Books. of Edgeteld, to MARY GooDYN,
eldest daughter uf Gay Jas. II. Adams.
Ok to a9lh Dec by Daniel s. Bush, ESQ, EDMUND
MILTON, of Edgeielh, S. G.. to Miss EMMA TEN
rLErox, If Burke county, Go.
Ok the 3Oil Of Oct. 1855, by W. Zimmerman.
Esq, Mr. ROLAND TERRY, to JANE SuMMEaALL, all
of this District
Os.lhe 27b Of December 1855, By the same, Mr..
WILLIAM TERRY, 10 Miss ELIZABETH SAMMERALL,
all Of this District
OK Thursday the 9th January, by the same, Mr.
ROBERT McFERRlN, Of Abheville District, to Miss
MAnGAREr ponrEnFIELD of Edgefeld District.
ON Thursday the oath January, by the same. Mr..
A. D. SMITH to Miss ELIZA c. GABLE, all OF this
District.
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OBITU AIRY;

DIED, at The residence of Ls Step Father, Dr. Jas:
n. Adams, on the 3Oih ult. JomS V. TILLMAN. aged
II years eleven months and days, of Typhoid Pneu-
nlOnla.
lie united himself to the Horns Creek Baptist
Church. h the tender age of fifteen, and lived con-
sistent member until death. He was perfectly resign
ed to the will Of God.
There was n union ( as many amable qualities in
the character of this young man as can, perhaps, he
found united in that of any one in The whole country
Kind obIigng and respectful in his department and
uncommonIy correct in his habi's-he lived without
repruach Having given himself away in ererlast.
inr covenant, to Him, who is ever faithfu-he died
without fear. Willing to occupy an humble place
here he has received from his Master call to come
IN higher"
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C0MMUMICATI0N MS.
sFor the a dyertiser.

sFor the Advertiser.
Mr.. ED,roR:-I observed in the Advertiser of
the 2el ut, over the signature of" MANY FRieSns" "
an enquiry addressed to me in regard to the fact,
whether or not would consent for my name to bc
used as Candidate for seat in the next l-cgsla-
turc. Now, Sir, permit mein caldor 10 shy 10 my
{" MAyr FRIENDS" am at loss how to answer
the query True it is, am under great obligations
to the people Of the District for repeated tavors
conferred on me. and would feel that was acting
ungra,eful not to yield to any reasonable service
that would result benellially to them; but feeling
as do, sensible Of my inability to serve them IN
position 20 highly important, must, at this carly
hour, ask Of them to indulge me in regard to an
answer 10 the point, rs TIME and events will more
properly dictate the better course.
Respectfully,
!. OUATTLEBUM.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
JOHNSON FEMALE UNIVERSITY.

This institution, located at Anderson C. H., IS re-
nu,.d to be still in most Rourishing condition. From
,he catalogue Tor 1855, now before US. gather chat
The number Of pupils for that year reached near'y
hundred-that the professors remain unchanged-'at
the planuf scholarships ses foot some year or t"'
aro is certain TO succsed-that the session for 1888
will begin the first Wednesday in February and con-
,inue I'll, the middle of November-and, in short, that
the whole machinery is working well. We cannot
donb, the excellence of this insti,ution for we have
had positive, rrefragbe proof of this in the accom-
plishmenrs and intelligence Of several very lovely
Young ladies' who have enjoyed its benefits.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06

WESTERN GAhE.-A great slaughter of wild
game, animals and fowl, has taken p ~e at the
West since the cold weather set in, allowing uf
its transportation to distant points.
The Milwaukee Seminal says: Few readers
can have any idea of the enormous Quantities OF
aame sent E.astfron Wisconsin and Illinois,
during the cold weather. A few days ago, two
hundred boxes of quail, averaging probably 100
to a box, were shipped from GAINESVILLE direct for
New York, and the Sparta (Alonroe) Watchman'
of the Slh inst, states that within short time
previous two hundred deer, shot in that country,
has been sent to N. York. The effect OF this
is not only to diminish very rapidly the quantity
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THE EDGEFIELD. ADVERTISER,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
w. +. DURISOE & SON.
11StRESNR@a

Two DOLLARS per year, f paid in advance-Two
DOLLARS aud FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
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expiration of the year. All subscriptions not dstipct-
" limited a, the time of subscribing, will be consider.
ed as made for an indefinite period, and will he con-
nued until all arre,rages paid the oPron of
the Publisher. Subscriptions from other States must
INVARIABLY be accompanied with the CASH.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he comspicuously inserted at
IS cents per Square III lines less) for the first IN
seroh, and 37A cents for each subsequent insertion.
When-olhy published Menhy or Quarterly 81 per
square will be charged. AL Advertisements not having
the desired number Of insertions marked on The mar
gin, will be continued until fsbh and charged accor
ingy.
liberal terms-it bring distinctly understood that con-
tracts ipr yearly advertising are co9ned to .hs mms
contracting. Transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, IN
ADvANuH. =
For Advertising Es,rays rollei, Two Dollars to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
EdacReld C. H., S G., Feb. 9th, 1885,
=. IN John A. CALHOUN, ESQ.

President of the S1UGHHGh P"ttcY hht" I'"'"
COmpany:
SIR: The late Act by which you and the brood
Of ouun,lam end-f,llcr$ To the Bul-Slucc ProJecl'
nrocurcd the transfer. ufthe Valley Rail Road enter
prise to an interes, foreign TO ours, and alien to our
people has one splintcreafragmento OF justice among
its urovis,s, and as it is the only item ID that stamp
in the Bill" we are not disposed TO overlook It's
& shallow merits" Whether that measure was the
result Of good t,h and an earnest desire to build
the Road, or the reverse, is problem we leave '"r
Won and the future to solve; but certain It Is that
son,c OF your champions, both in the l'"u>e anu
Senate, were enemies to the project, until they saw
fair opportunity Of killing it with klndness. Inc
Act provides that the stockholders i'll III: oFIG'n'"
project, shall have the privilege u; withdrawing lc'r
stock, after paying their raeabc share Oh the eSp'h-
scs already incurred proridcG they do so within
sixty DAYS from tho first Of January. Now, the
sixty DAYS are about hall numbered, and we desire
to kpar how to proceed in order TO avail ourselves
Of this high privilege We have been thinking that
we vet hal right to be heard (bnt that IS n"lhlhs
with the diplomacy Of men "cntrcly grrat) and
that YOU would have the magnanimity TO call us
together for the woiuld purpose Of acting upon the
proposition to accept the amendments, and to with
draw our stock if We chonsc to do. How, sir, do
YOU know that the Company will acceptthe amend
ments2 Can you presume to speak and act ipr us
all? Perhaps these nerrugliions are not pertinent,
and it would be more proper to ask i you have gone
over, horse foot and drag"on t" your pet e''y' anu
intend forcing us to build Raj! Road from Augusta
Blu: he assured sir, that we are not all such ser
able dunes as not to know our rights. Justice de-
mands meeting of the tockholders-comlnon
sensc dictates the necessity Of it, and the rights Of
Stockholders knock at your door for the cal!-why
not call them together? Are You afraid The amend
mcnts will b. rejected! Then the Interests o the
cumpany call for meeting Are you afraid the
company will be dissolved by direct vote or other
wise Still the voice Of the company is for Il meet
inr. Do you believe we have not sense enough to
determine these matters Then it is your duty to
act FIR US and there will be no call On no other prn-
cipIe can you justify your mastery inactivity" and
manly silence But sir, how arc we t" proceed Ill
the little matter OF Withdrawing our stock? That IS
the question.
Yours with Respect,
MASY STOCKHOLDERS
n L.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
FRANKLIN,S WORKS.

The latest and best edition of this venerable pari-
arch's works is the edition by JARED SrARKs, and
which lukes the following wide scope l. The Auto
biography; q Essays OH Religious and Moral Sub
jects and the Economy Of Life Essays on General
Politics, Commerce and Political Economy; A. Essays
and Tracts, Historical and POLITICAL before Tire Amer
lean Revolutions s. Political Papers during and after
the American Reyouon; 6. Letters and Papers on
Electricity 7. Letters and Papers on Philosophical
Subjects; and eghlhly and lastly, Franklins Cores
pondcnce: n together quite library IN and of them
SELVES That old printer lived for something.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
Judge Bcrrien.


The New York Express, in noticing the recent
death of this distinguished citizen, pays the following
beautiful tribute to.his acknowledged ability:
=" In the Hon. John NJ Berren, Of Georgia. passes
away asgreat midd and a great man. In professtd
legal acquisi,ionsin general legal lore, in the facnl,y
of analysis combinat:on and exposition Of thoughts,
he had but few, very few equaain the United States.
A, the age Of H. for that mustfhave been about his
age, his head Was clear acrysial, and the Law
yer Dr the Senator, who him in debate, met man
of unshorfi manhood, and uf uncoudcd vIgnr. Thus
one hy one, 20 off the stage, the Calhouns the Cays
the Websters the Berriens Of ourssecond golden age,
and it is be hoped rising who, in pair ot-
ism and honor, can iilI their places"
~ THE Darlington Flag extracts from our paper
n long letter from " II" in Europe without giving us
credi, for the Remember good old rule, brother
Evans =" Render unto Cesar &c"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
PKETT1LY EXPRESSED

We observe in the last Yorkvle Enqaircr well
tnsrited eneomium pronounced upon the Home Jour.
nal Speaking ofN. P. WILLIS, one of The Journals
editors, the Enquirer pays him The following tlicous
compliment in which we fully.cOncur:
"In The stubbIe-GeIl through which we gropc our
way, his fancies peep here and lhere like red ripe
strawberries and just like strawberries they 60 down
with u.s. lusciOnslY."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
HeDI'eS"y
J. QUATTLEBUM,
For the Advertiser.

TO MEssRs. MORAGNE, LANDRUM hoBLEY:
GEETLEmEH,-W learn that you three had the
boldncss, at the last Session of the Legislature,
when the question came up to give the Election oil
Electors of President and Vice President to the
people, and when the llappy nuptials were cecbra-
ted between one Of our immediate Representatives
and tho Hon. b. F. Perry. TO give your votes
against the measure. Since Mr.. TlLLMAN has made
himself heard by the country on the other side, We
would like to hear ycu in your vinlication, through
The columns Of the Advertiser
Respectfully, MANY PEOPLE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
INSCRIBED ON THE DEArHo OF JOHN v. T1LLMAN.

Departed friend upon thy bier
No flowers Of vain regret we strcw;
But Joy thu canst no longer here,
Sorrow, and care, aud anguish know.
Oh. not for thee should tears be shed,
To dun thy piniun pure and bright,
OF Thy redeemed spirit, spread
Rejoicing for lis upward flight.
But tears were shed when thou did'st die,
And loving hearts were bathed in woe;
And dim'L was many kindred eye
When thy fair form was stricken low.
Yet not in sorrow for our loss,
Should we forget thy glorious gain;
Oh! what coul. tempt thy steps 10 cross
Aran lfc's dark and tosome main
In that Llcst world 10 tears can dim
The glory of thy ransomcd soul;
But joyous song Of seraphm
Through all undyiny ages roll.
Then should we mourn that thou art gone
From world like ours where tears abound
To- know the brightness Of that dawn,
Where never dark'ning clouds arc found
That with the loved Of God on high,
Thou dwrllcst in eternal day,
Where tears are wiped from every eye
And grief and sighing flee away
a FnIgNp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
rhc Article OF 90 Entcrprlsc.S

oy tho irst page of this paper will be found the ad
mirable article of " Enterprise" on the Edgefeh and
Augusta railroad 1t is eminently worthy the atten-
lion of the people interested in the proposed foau on
either aide Of III. Savannah. Il is an array OF argu'
neu,s and facts that cannot be invalidated; an 1t
shon;l b, conclusive as TO the railroad policy Of Ves'
:. rn Carolina for the mex, twenty yea.s at least.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06

inductve process of augmentation, no one after
reading attentivcly his piece, can logically arrive at
different conclusion.
In concluding his last reply, he asserts that "our
profession corresponds strangely with our practiee" "
We cain, never TO fight with a:muiiled dagger, or
10 take any undue advantage Of IN adversary and
if the expression that personally we entertained
no unkinl feelings towards him." should have led
linn into this erroneous Inference, we regret having
made it, For we wish to extenunte nothing mat
we have written, or shrk responsibility behind amy
expression that may have fallen from us. " hat
is writ, is writ, would it were wortlier."
JIJSIOR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES It,

For the winter Of 1886 we have thus far had
cold of every degree, but chiefly the superave. For
the last month we have had snow or sleet uninter-
rupledly BY this we mean that it has at no time en-
tirely disappeared during that period. Perhaps the
like was never before known in this locality. We
have not conversed with that respectable individual
the oldest inhabitanl"-but feel confident that even
he could not c. to mind n Gercer winter than the
present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
NAVY.
Secretary DoDBIH's report is one Of considerable
interest The first portion of It contains clear
count Of OUT die5en. naval sqndrons and themanner
of their employment during the past year. The
Secretary next recommends an Increase of the Navy
and urges It with earnest solicitIdc He especially
suggests The construction of an additional number of
steam sIoops.ofwar carrying eAch about twenty guns
of the hes, modern Improvement, requiring-adra OF
not more than eighteen feet and thereby being capable
Of entering every southern we'll northern port OF
any magnitude. ''VesseIs of this size, he remarks
:" have attracted much consideration and acquired
much character during the recent conflicts Europe
The following reflections eminenlly worthy the
attention Of the American Congress, and any action
taken in the direction they indicate will assurediy
command the applnisc Of ths American people. =
Recent occurrences in Europe demonstrate the fully
of relying umn navy feeble, sn impotent f either
assault defence, that policy require' TO ne care
fully SUI K to avoid enrcllng the enemy The United
States cannot, by such II pulley, maintain rank and
CONN. and respect The governments of the Old
World are vieng with each other in nIagnlyng anu
perfeciing this arm Of defence. Our institutions, II
hpy do not excite their posllre jealousy are not me
objects of large share Of their esteem; and weak.
ness may, sooner OF laer invite lne ihteieIe VI
those Whose ideas of regulating the balance of power
may so expand as to comprehend not simply our for
rien, hut our Atlantic, Pacific, and Sinte relations
regard The steady increase OF naval strength ms Hot
,par, but peace neasre-a measure ui defence In.
yulying grave questions of commercial security and
national independence. Negotiation and diplomacy
,uu be exhausted before made upon nation Of
brare men, porcrfui, and ready for The conflict And
now sir If ever is The auspicious time, with an abu
dant treasury to make an Investment than which none
can b. found more national and safe.
Among suntry matters OF a miscellaneous character
,e Owing is calculated tn arrest public attention
The Naval Academy is in successful operation nm.
der the diligent supervision Of Captain Gnsboroush
There ARE now 'atrnced l0 II, for instruction. one
hundred and siItyluur midshipnen and ar,tng mid
shpmen. The board of examiners for the last year,
in their report express themselves not sails
fed ~ilh but really amazed at the remarkable prof.
cheney exhibited by the undergraduates, as well az
the graduating Glass; and as much impressed with the
the modes of examination.