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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

WHAT ADVERTISING DoEs.-Many people who
belong to the penny wise and pound foolish
class, affect to think that they can do pretty
much the same business without letting the
world know us they can if they make known
through the public prints what they have on
hand for sale. A few days ago we suggested
the propriety of our friends of the Hempfield
making some arrangements for the 4th of July.
They did so-advcrtised their arrangements,
and we from day to day accompanied the adver-
tisement with some remarks, and it turned out
that on the ith Capt POirsel. even with all his
preparations, scarcely found himself ready for
such rush as there was on his trains. The
HempficId realized one of the incest little sums
which she has done for many long day. Over
1900 excursionests passed over the road on that
day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

MARROW EscApE.-On Saturday evening last,
on Zane street, boy in attempting to irrnp on
the tongue of an ice wagon, when unde. way,
his feet missed the mark, and he fell under the
wagon, the hind wheel passing over his head.
nearly severing his right car. Had the wagon
been filed with ice, his death would have been
inevitable As it was, though considerably
frightened, he jumped upand took his seat in
the wagon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07
FROM BOSTON.

SUNDAY, July 5th.-Thc National holiday
was celebrated with the usual patriotic demon-
stration-the weather being fine. melan-
choly accident occurred during the day which
tended to mar the festivities. As the public
display Of fireworks was progressing upon the
commons, a shell rocket mortar burst, killing
Geo. p. Teroksbury, formerly HarbOr Master Of
this port; asa L. Libby; Patrick Cook, and Jno.
McMahon, and badly injuring Mr.. wiseman
Marshall, the Tragedian, and Jno. G. Robinson.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

CorxlY CouEr.-This Court on yesterday,
discharged a large amount of business; but lit
tie, however, of public interest. The Grand
Jury returned some ten or a dozen true bills for
assault and battery, riot petit larceny, &c, and
were discharged. Biddy WEIGH was tried for
petit larceny, found guilty, and sentenced to six
months imprisonment, and the Court adjourned
to 10 o'clock this morning.
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rnR MoNuMENT.

LExiNGToN, July at the event OF laying
the corner stone of the Clay Monument grand
turn out of military with fine masonic display.
The corner stone was laid by I. n Wise, Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of KY; Rev. L. D.
Breckenridge being orator of the day. Many
distinguished gentlemen were present. Ihe
festivities concludedwith an extensive barbecue
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07
FROM CINCINNATI.

july 6.-The fourth was celebrated Sith nm.
usual demonstrations Weather was fine and
business entirely suspended; public buildings
and private residences handsomely decorated; a
grand procession making fine display, the prin-
cipal feature of which was the steam fire depart
ment; in the evening grand display Of lire
works.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07
FROM PROyIDENcE

JUN 5.-The 4th was celebrated here with
an unusual display. Tne.President of Browns
University delivered an excellent Grafton; there
were two balloon ascenSions both of which
were very fine and the balloons landed in two
hours
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FROM BALT[AiURE

BaLuMoRE, July 5.--A serious disturbance
occurred yesterday in this city. A man named
Robert Frazier killed German, in tavern
row; and two children were accidentally shot
by the careless using of ttre-art /. One OF the
.ehildred died. and the other is fatally injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

FArAL AcclpENr-Dr. Drake, residing in
Grandviow, some sixty miles below this city,
on the Ohio side of the river, met with mourl-
full death on Friday evening last. Some boys
had prepared fifty-six weight, by drilling a
hole into it, to be used as a canon, and after
charging it heavily, made several Intellectual at
tempts to set it off; but not succeeding, the doc.
tor approached it, and with a lighted cignr
which he held in his hand, ignited the powder,
producing a terrible explosion, and bursting the
weight into atoms-a portion striking him on
the head, severed his head entirely from his
body Another person, whose name we did not
hear, was injured by the same explosion, and
report says he has since died. The remains of
DIR. Drake were brought to the residence of his
father, in Centre Wheeling, on Sunday morning,
and in the afternoon were escorted by the Odd
Fellows of this city, to Martinsville, where they
were Joined by their brethren of that place,
and conveyed his remains to the beautiful come
terry in the grove. The doctor formerly lived in
Martinsville, whore he had many warm friends,
who highly esteemed him for his many good
qualities of head and heart.
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FpOW WASUINGTON

.JuLY G.--qhc observance of the fourth here
wasremarkable fore uietncss, order and sobricty.
There was not single row or casualty, as far
as ascertained The news of Ex-Secretary
Marcy's death spread gloom over the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

TnE NEW YORK LEDGER-3Iooney, at lis Lit
erary Depot, on Main street, has just received
900 extra copies of the New York Leolger for
gratuitous distribution, containing the first part
of a great story by Cobb. Those who would
obtain copy have just to call aud get it-nOth-
ing to pay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

DEATH OF HoN. WV. L. MAncY.-The tell
graph this morning announcing the death of the
Hon. W. L. Marcy, late Secretary of State, in
Albany. \. y. on Sunday last
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FROM NEW YORK.

july 5.-Several riots occurred in this city
yesterday, the most serious of which origiua-
grcdu reiUcny nmo,' , x, :..;il
firearms were freely used. The Five-Pointers
were gradually driven back Eight persons
were Killed in this riot, and about thirty, inclu-
ding several policer en- were wounded. At one
period the rioters had the streets barrricaded,
defying the policemen, of whom there were up
wards of 100 present.
Three regiments of State Troops were order
ed out and kept in reserve, but their services
were required, as the riot was finally suppress,
ed by the exertion of the police.
In minor riots, which occurred during the
day, two persons were killed, and twenty three
wounded,
In nearly all the disturbances ex-policemen
were conspicuous actors. With the exception
of these riots among the rowdies, the day pass
cd off finely.
The weather was propitious Military and
civil displays being grand and imposing; and
the fireworks at Brooklyn, Williamsburg, and
their suburbs was of most gorgeous descrp-
ton.
was postponed on account of the partial dam.
age to the pieces, caused by damp weather of
the week.
There are flying rumors of additional riots
this evening, but are without foundation. The
Military are under arms, prepared to act with
decision
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.FRoM "a LnHNs. n. E.

july 6.-The ship VIM. Rogers, of Bath,
Ne. foundercd at sen on the 21st of June and
eleven of her crew were lost; the remainder ar.
rived here
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% :
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock
BY TELEGIlApH.
RnIllmorc nInrI,e1.

BALTIMORE July 6.--Pour dull and nominal at 1925.
WhOat-liItle offering and quotations.. Sales Of white
Corn at $685. and yellow at sS9Uc. Whisky dull at 20
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CImcinnuII ~.

CtScIsSAT1 July o-Plour In moderate demand, and
prices steady; GG bbs $3.50 superhne. Whisky
steady at PIC Provisions unchanged Corn-sales At 6ge
Bacon Is in better demand at for shoulders and 12e
for sides adVance; sales $50 bills Butter is in
good demand at 14a315c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

Wheettnp station, Jnne 18th, 1871.
ON and after Sunday evening, June lit Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily S:lO A NJ and $3.50
P. ii. and lC p. II. Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays) Mt S:lO, A. ~,
WIN receive and discharge passengers all the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily $3.50 p NJ, will
discharge passengers at the following stations only:
wool MoundsVilr, Cameron, Burton Ferry Graf
ton, Owlesburg, Piedmont, Cumberland, No INV Station
Sir Johns Run Nartinsburg, Harpers Ferry, Monocacy
Sykssyile and Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
TO- p NJ will receive and discharge Passengers all
principal stations
The Trains will arrive follows: The MsnTran at4O5
A. Nj Express Train at 9:25 A. NJ; Accommodation Train
at $50 p. 81. BY order
W. 5. WooDsIDE, Superintendent.
tel3 J. D.PORD, Agent.
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New VorKr I5orIte1.

SsW YoRI, July 6-Plour quiet sales Of 1000 barrels
Wheat steady sales of 5000 bushels Corn rm sales Of
5000 bushels. Provisions dull Coffee quiet at1G1691.
Sugar firm 99l0<c for Muscovado. Bacon firm Whisky
hpm SIC. Oils dull Lead quiet Stocks rmer. FrciEhts
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Troy, June 5.-Thc woollcn mill, of the Troy
Woollen Co, Mt Albany, was burnt yesterday
Loss about S5O,OOO, insured for $780,
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aEsERAL AGENTS.

Philadelphia T. W. Dyott Sons, 1872 N I'd street. New
York Barnes Park 04 Broadway, Duane. Balti-
more Cuspare Brothers. Gay ST. and Penna Avenue Gin
cinnat Chicago, barclay Brothers, 213 s.
Water st. ST. Louis, Barnard Adams Co. N. Orleans,
J. Wright Co.
Western Virginia; Logan Co., and other Druggists
Merchants generally throughout the United States and
CanahaS. oelSdaWlS.
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Great and Unusual Inducements
EINs kSGRAvISos

PUKCIiASF.H. =
In our L0ORISG-GLASs DEPARTMENT. may he hsd
every variety OF PIER, wNL and MASTLB MIRhoRs,
and PICTrkE FRGEs ColETcEs, BksEs &c, OF
exclusive manufacture, choice and original
signs not elsewhere TO be ob,nlne AMI of superior quality
In PINE ART DEPARTMENT will be found
class Impressions Of all the finest European Engraving,
with rtiet of alt desirable publications.
IN cur ARTISTS MATERIAL DEPARTMENT will be
found Of superior quality only every REQUESTS for
Artist, Amateur, Pupil.
The discount the Trade Schools. Orders
letter carefully filled and packed With TIE utmost care.
To the economist, all DESTROYS of obtaining superior
quality articles, moderate prices, the above presents
equal advantages
WILLIAMS, STEVENS. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
anI4-3n1-,lEW 858 Rron,INf,y Mes, Yors
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DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
WEAKNESS OF dNY KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,

7 a nIN q MI n
| w hiNEDD UT ad1f1s A14fD.
EENEP AND ACHE
Nv III SNiND EASO-g
And the various consequent upon dsordered
SYO!HACH. Or Ill HEh,
Such Acldty the Stomach Collcky Pains,
Heartburn Loss Of Appette Despondency Costiveness
Blind and beedlng pies In all Nervous Rheumatic, and
Neuragc AErctions It has In numerous instances proved
hgly beSefcinI and in others effected decided cure.
Tis lie nIrelv nrcuared on strictly
scientific nrincipes after the manner OF the celebrated
Holland professor foerhaYc BECAUSE of its success
in most 81 lie Eronean States its Introduction into the
limited States was Intended more especally FOR those OF our
Saherinnd here and there over the face OF this
iphty country Meeting with great success among them
ow offer II To the American nbc knowing that truly
eTfri r,rSicins vjr,nes mn a. he n
tits to those persons whose
stItutons may have Impaired by the continuous use OF
ardent spirits or other forms of dssipation Generally In.
in effect 1t finds its way directly to the seat OF
rooping spirit and in fact Infrsug new life and ygor 10
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MATREW MoNABB.

MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR
-.#--.- DKALEH IN
Flour. Mill Feed OF all kinds Corn ana
Corn Meal, OntS, lSnlet Hay, &c.
AlIoT articles delivered free OF extra charge
The highest price paid in cash all Country Produce
Opposite the Second Presbyterian Church, Centre Wheel
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nlYER Ann WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITTsBuRGH, July Driver 4 fectG inches.
falling. Weather cloudy, with indications Of
rain.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-RiYer FILLING slowly; 9
feet in the channel: raining since 4 o'clock.
LOUISVILLE, July G.-River, 6 feet inches
in the canal, falling; now raining. Mercury ~
degrees,
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FAILuREs. ASSIGNMENTS, &c,-The following
are the reported failures, Assignments, Re-, for
the week
VIC. AMMAN Co, n. Y City, suspended
in consequence of the failure of California
house. NJ. 4. Perkins, New York City, failed.
Potter Conrad L Co, Philadelphia, Pa, Sus.
pended; liabilities said to be about $3.50, 000.-
G. P. p. Theobald & Co., ST. Louis, Mo-, assign
ed N. Brown, Gin, o., suspended. l. II. Mar
win, Toledo O., assigned. Leander Hall, Ash
tabula, o., failed unassigned. r. p, Burliu-
game, Chicago, Ill, suspended. b. W. Lutz,
Liwiston, ILL.,, failed. Shreeves, Mary & Wright,
Lewiston, Ill, failed Beecher & Clingman,
Port Clinton, Ill, failed. Keenan, & Co, Du-
buque, Iowa, assigned to WIN. !. Knight and
Robt Steward. Hyde & Decker. Dubuque,
Iowa, suspended and sold out !. II. Turner,
Muscaiinc, Iowa, suspended. Wilcox & Green,
Monmouth, Iowa, assigned. Classon & Lundr
St Ansgar, Iowa, assigned to J. n. Smith.
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RIVER NEws-watcr 8 feet 10 inches.
Arrirals. Clara Dean and j. B. Ford, from
Cincinnati. Metropolis and r. F. Sass, from
ST. Louis. Minnetonka, from Pittsburgh
Convoy from Steubenville Nebraska and LO-
tus, from Sunfish.
DaPartareS.-Clara Dean, Metropolis, r. F.
Sass and Minuetonka, to Pittsburgh. Courier,
to johannesburg. Convoy, to steubenville. Ne
bFasAa and Lotus, to sunfsh.
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TRANSPORT AXIOM.
Change of Schedule.
TT ~ ,. 10, orrIgI b. 80. r; 4. 4

:5lzzzzssE gzzEzzsszg Z 81.
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"CosTAR's RAT BXTBRMINAToR
An Infalble destroyer Of RATS, MICE, ANTS, GROUND
MICE, M0LES, Sc &c. mot dangerous to the Human
Fami) Rats do die In their holes but aud
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hE-NUT III.
- THE subscriber would respectfully In
form his friends and the public generally,
4 that he has removed his Boot and Shoe es- 49,
- tabIlshment from Main to Market street, q lev
SsI IN wait upon those who may pRtronize him. He
for the liberal ihare received, and VII
endeAYor merit its continuance in the future
my9e-Sm 1AMEs MAl inv ..
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The great popularity OF Aroma has induced
many limitations, which the public should guard against
purchasing Be to buy anything else until
have given Boerhaves Holland Btters affair trial One bot
tie will convince how infinitely superior tits to atheS
limitations.
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NRw YoRk, July G.-The steamer Columbi..
arrived to-day from Liverpool, with dates to
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-03
South Carolina College.

= Atthe request of friend We publish the
following eommpnieation from the Newberry
Mirror, proposing the nnms of Mr.. Robert
Darlington, for one Of the vacant professor.hips
Of the South carolins College. We have no ac.
quaintance with Mr. Darlington; but from the
recommendation of our friend who knows him
intimately, md in whose Judgment we have
the highest confidence. we Lexesno doubt, but
that he would do honor to the Iastitntion Of
which he is distinguished graduate
.SoOrH CAROLINA CoLLEoL-1fr. Editor !: Al.
low me through your columns to suggest to
the Board of Trustees Of the South Carolina
College. the name of Mr. Robert Darlington, Of
Newberry, as one possessing, in nm eminent
degree. the capacity and qualifications to fill
one Of the Professional yacnnciesy yoccasoncd in
that Institution by their lases action. Mr.
Darlington 10 graduate Of tho College, OF
the Class Of ls45. {of which he bore off the
first honOrs) aud was remarked throughout
Ills whole course as young man of extraordi-
nary powers of mind. only equalled BY tho
purity and integrity of liis morals. Since his
graduation he has spent some time in teaching.
mud hns always received the commentator Of
his patrons for the possession of those qualities
for which he wns distinguished in College.
For two of the vacant Prefessorsllips, Chat OF
Mathematics, aud Of Logic and Nc aI,liysics,) l
am confident no man in tho State is his ;Dqnai,
and in connexinn width these, beg to auggest
~ ONCE A STUDENT.
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The Georgia Democratic State Conven
tion,

ton,
The Georgi 10 Democratic State Convention.
after twenty nsucccssfu'ballotings, succeeded
in unanimously nominating compromise can-
didate for Governor, the Hon. Joseph E Brown
of Cherok ee.
The Resolutions of tho Convention express
confidence in the Administration of President
Buchanan, but the one relating to Gov. Walk
er, is as follows:
Tint the inaugural address of Governor Wal.
ker. III prescribing terms which Congress
should admit the territory Of Kansas into the
Union, aud in attempting to dictate tho submis.
sion of the Constitution and to what class of
persons, Constitutes presuinptuous' interfer-
ence III matters over which he has no legitimate
control; and the same address, in expressing
the official opinion that Kansas is to become a
Free State, aud in presenting arguments to sup.
port that side Of the question, is gross depart
ure from the principles of non-intervention
aud neutrality Which were established by the
Kansas Nebraska Bill and the Convention has
full confidence that President Buchanan will
manifest his fidelity to the principles which car.
ried him into Office by recalling Walker from
the Governorship Of the Territory.
Twenty unsuccessful sballurings have taken
plnce for candidate for Cover nor. The name
Of Dir. Gardner has been withdrawn. Upon
The last ballot Lumpkip received I79 and La.
;;tnhr LA votes. There is much excitement. A
! bs9mmlttee ofconference between the friends OF
the several candidates has been appointed.
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II
stages Of public Affairs ati Ia vario3, ,;ro,;on..
ne was ever found more than equal to the most
g,gant'c tasks These who enjoy the privilege
OF knowing him, when they,read Of great deeds
o. history; when the admiration is excited bv
the ieats which have been nccomplished.by
great men, may reflect that they too have seen
. q man equal to my of those who are renowned
III history. Hisabriglltyyiriues. gave additional
authority to the dictateslof Ills indrment and
tue persuasion of his eloquence; and It is mot
TOO oo.; nnel to say that We who have passed the
n" er,u,an OF l.ie will never see his equal again.
GO 20 commemorate our regard and venerati on
Ipr man Of whom our country is Justly proud.
move the following resolutions - = =
Resolved That Committee be appointed 10.
draw resolutions expressive of the sentiment
OF the people Of Charleston of the great CHAR
aeter pnblic services and distinguished virtues.
OF OF the Hon. Lnngdon tCheves and that to ties.
thy our respect and our honor for his virtues
tue citizens will attend in public procession for
the purpose of accompanying his remain. B,
their final resting place. - =
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:. 3 81 e 8 q. soda wa.sr.

/. rel Allen. Drugsist. and Book:
;ssllsss Of oqn nsillage have, With comhisndabl
isntsrprise Soda Foannss ffomds She
Ngsth andass psspared to adispsnss the ! cooii'
and elieiosasb beverage Hot n,oojnths
81 ;snnlfaer. Soda 81 atef pronou6eed by
en,petsht bority. S be as whole
Zone sigorati Il is pleasant IS the
s. taate 90 ptspsre ssnpe,
dofisf less ns 1shbs ssbGt M that 5ths;;
6,s,; wen 3hese geoustass
have alsoSpnade sffange getnsnts yfos keeping e.
good supply Of ice which they will --seil OF,
1tiberalstsrnse y - Z. 80 :. - .
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The Hot Supper.

Our readers need scarcely to be reminded that
this ia the evening set apart by the ladies of
Abbeville for the. Hot Supper. Their well
kpewn taste and 'skiliih getting up. entertain
,Insnts of this kind, will, no doubt. attract q
large company. Preparsdsto do full justice to
the occasion. -Ws, anticipate, something more
than ..safessstof reason and a flow Of soul"
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Russell's Magazine.

The July number Of this popular magzine
llns just been received hystl,e agents. Messrs.
Branch d Allen. to whom We are Indebted for
our cory. We have as yet merely glanced
through its pages bdf it seems to be an nttrac-
tive number and fully up. to the standard of
its predecessors
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: T He. I n D EPENDE NT pr Ess..
Yeupg- Mems ohristiaas Assooiation.

~ oups Msas ohristiai, Assooistion.
We, dre requested to sunonnce thnt, ,ths Rev.
IJohnP.. wightmnn of chafisston, VIII deliver
fKsermon at the request of the = oifng Mems
ICliristinn Association, I'M the. ~Methodi.s
Church Of thi, place. Oh Sunday evening next,
mt candle.light. From the well known char.
aster. and ability of the Rev. gentleman, we
anticipate ythat the oceasioa..will be; an inter-
esting onc. and trust that he may be fayored
with large atte1dsnse. -
twill be reeolleeted that the regular month.
y meeting of the Associatio on will be held on
Tuesday evening next, when an essay will he
read by II. A. Jones. Esq: Suhject-Plato
and his Writings A full attendance is respect.
fully requested: &T
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Examinatiou5 5at CIear sbr,ino.

Werefer ouf:readefs to ianotb bes column for
an interesting account of the Exsp,inafion and
ffExhibiti6n at Cienr Spring. on last Friday. We
.ieafn TINT the patrons of the Academy have
been so fortunate as to secure the services OF
Miss Putnam for another year. She has proved
herself an accomplished tcncher, and an excel.
lent disciplinarian.
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fas a th5 s6fsoaiSd: