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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22

G,.,pD CoILzcE.-The Philadelphlaa
North American In noticing avery inter-
es,;ne. celebration al the Girard College
on Wednesday evening last. IN the way
Of the presentation OF premiums TOT .sx-
ceiicncef of> conduct and proficiency on
studies. SAYS: s a' 3ytt.2 ne h,t'
The statement Of Presihent Alien en-
ouacsri the gratifying fact that 'he In
,..,u,ion had been in all ,r@spects nost
proxpesous dining the past year ne
na.n.bersoff pnpi.s amounts to three nun.
| tdred and ten the spirit aud temper OF
bows are good no instance hes oesntted
IN bic. The interpretation OF the Cons
miltee on Discipline has been required.
There have been no deaths, no serious
sickness. add no expulsions- Onfy Two
wears have elapsed since the cpmInttse-
rnpnt offhat portion os Mr. tsfara P'an
which directs tine indentarIng OF ihe ooSs,
and. sin that period, ono hundred ana
fifty seven of them have been pisrea IN
elig;hle situations. Or a large Psit re-
poris have been since received.
]. Auanaes,enis are making for the ear
Is introduction of an, additional nuIhtes
81 ps,u,ls so that ia tie course OF ~"
ne [tveshe aggregate may be increased 10
III citizens. "a We t-i,sye ibas sxes.lcn'
rs. So -. -
MATED 10 carry INTO effect, III ths
!. mo>t appropriate ,oanner aEd sprh. 'he
designs Of its beneficrnt founder: and
, that II ~ destined. before many y,aF'
, shall have elapsed. to exhibit m"aked
bene sits throughout The Whole commOn''
/ ~ Il j. adding anu. EeT star To the con-
,tiiaticn of public phila'ihrnpy, which Is
the brightest ornament that PhI!aueiphIa
: nossesse.. and Of h:ch sue hss reason
20 be so justly Proad. t,.... ..
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ED fields, - Hpw being irI
az The nld cf4tes Rail,

va Qs0 2t[tISs AsoAtS
timber fot bliidines, and wood for 49,,
are not 10 be pFoeute,iin in many localities,
and many husbaadnep begin 10 inquire
whether they csnDot grow oak, chesnui
and pine rees. as well as corn, wheat and
tobacco. We Woaid say 10 all such in
qairies--yes. geutlemen.. goaa can snd
YOU Will nave TO commence the growing
of these trees at once. The most barren
spo. of land in the State can be nasle
available for growing pine, By simply
trimming your pine forests. ii you have
any. and scattering the brush over the
harren spots alluded 10. From the brush
the seed gets,on The ground and vege-
iaies, and the covering which The brush
affords to the land, ier.iliZes il and causes
the young spromtS 10 grow with rapidity
The thinning oi pine thickets by the
pruning axe and The trimming OF pine
bushes, greatly promote the growth and
add 10 The symmetry o The trees.
Oak, and cheSDut en- be raised by
planning tile seed in drills given dis-
tance apart, on top of s:ra@ or >o,ne other
fertilizing agent, and cult:vaiihg them
wien Young. as you would cultivate core
or tobacco. Chesnui. pine and oak yften
spring up spontaneously. hut without
planting aud cultivation, the mrs; and the
l1sst grow >loWl>, and ar very apt &
hav- tie worst kind ot companions. ex-
cept where The former springs from the
stumps of other trees that have been cu,
down. 3 The sandy soils on HE coasts Il
.riserss bays an nd'seas, are generally very
prolific for pine, and ter :h;s Feason they
should not b. ,overa6u>ed ioT their sandI-
ness sRd sieFility. Pine. thn1sh Gnfi
! for fegcing, is a valuable tin,GeI, auG
therefore We Should sci high estimate
on ali lands .hst produce it. ough sandy
roads aud The ague and fever are so ofieE
encountered III such places. 5
| Oar grand s!res aad grant danes
seemed .guiic ,csnienied al the iheughi
that .tLese ,WLo lived longest mas; ioasi
wood aud water fuT;hest," bEi: as we en-
/ JOY - many other advantages that they
did nCt. wt: ought quite willingly 10 Isay
l5fle penalty OF their waste . o make that
! penalty EASY. We should turn our stien-
ton 10 the Improvement of The few tor
tests we have left aud Ia the growing u
sdtsitiobal oaes IN every IUcsiisy thai can
be spared for that puriose. Unless the
H:tenison of the farmers auu ptanters III
the old States shall seg,n ,o be- directed
to this object, then th. H ehiidre Or their
gfsnd children wild lave 10 become tim
aner,ess ard ~coilrss. unless iil,.y esai-
-E{Fate Sa rgChlc iiuSes--sfrSoB,r ufs the we'll
ooicd Territories OF tae Uufou .-Clip-
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and viii be ably supp6set1y -; -
I, This exemption Ot,negroes from sale
for debt ~oul.i give security and per-
'manency to slave pruperiy wich would
make IL the most desirabie Of all others
IS family estate II adopted through.
oa.t the South il would Withdraw from
lhe bahking basis OF the North nearly
fifteen hundred millions of dollars keep
the interest on that amount at home, and
eOnn eract, to that extent, the concenlra-
tion Of capitol a New York and Liver.
pool, which has been based SO largely
upon the security Afforded by Southern
slaves without Compensated in return.
1t would also make tie ownerships OF u
few slaves more desirable than a, present,
and thus check the tendency 10 the ac-
cumulaiioH of very Ia, ge number sof
slaves IN The hands of d very small nurr,.
Der Of slave oa ners. the Effect. Of which
is to weaken Tie. Institution of slavery
by reducing the number ard .politica al in-
Rvence OF those who are direcily inter
esied in II a. Proprietors. ID would
make il TO every man $ advantage 60 ow n
a'slave, -aHd sireagihen' actually and no
lhicslly The instit0ti0n. q every owner
wo0ld vote. and, il Necessary. fight tos
his property. - .'.i'' - -. ,.''''''
Not only would such measure diffnse
and thus Strengthen slavery nl@ernally
but would powerfully .coaduse to its ter
riiorial dlffuslou. and, e xsension., III e
smigra;ing class j. not the i ealihy. The
rich seldom emIgtate. TO- new countries
tleast Therefore, The more slavery Is
ditiused amongst men of comparativety
small capital, who can afford Ia Own btii
a :ew slaves. the greater viii be tne
number Of slavehoiding en.igrants inic
new ttrritolY. ~ 80 zee
With the exemption idea once fixed
ss an inseparable part of The inStiiusiol
OF negro setvituds. no fanssical madness
or Congressional esurpation could eiidata-
ger the existence of the Soc b, or pre-.
vent her fru'n growing her groaih and
apptopriating her lawful inheritanees or
ea'th. la nearly every bcusehold ne
gso seFvit1de would become . permaneitI
fixture, an essential id, ;, continuing
with i ID all iis changes, following il
IN all its wand rings and planted and
cherished wherever Il made ITS home a.
IN indispensable inssiiption. 10 be- defes-
deG by the '.pster laasilles,' p with iislifr
IL Unnecessary aud bedaeaihedi as q per
ttIity 70 hrs enildrs NJ sss sS,siz s-7sssi
The strot gest ahd Nirest policy on the
part al the South i tllat ahich fufsi ee-
AID III sFi&ee< tgss- interest eyI The Wits Ia
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H sakSFfys 4 Exss<sxsxf<T Is 8. run a CxyE,p O.
aSlzas Z -. = - = ~ = = = 70. =:
rs tesaaed elEsost sipnes 70 give seri.a.
es : sls s.,.,srist .l,aa r ear hotssk
EaAEkssl s IkR RAS + SIS. ~ sor ne snscE'
ss.s y IN -. - - - - $3.50 '''s'.
" 81 - H. - e,assss - -. -
~ - lad y = sss'. 49, : AFss.s - =. = I
= ~ - e.
q ~. .sst .ss;s S Z 4 ss s
- ..ss 49, J. !. asas.s = s.as.sS - !.
&4k FL
RaT ssss On e A<
5. IS. Asis e! e 4 S.
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iAiok 1sPs I. - excellent sLlag isr
*sasen - seFsAl es@blis hnaent Of
nesso esess'. l''rh s4sch n.oa.;ca-
t.s..s e. 8. = g; ! ;llSt ana sshnse
.I.sass iyais i. .essst Il. {ss IL s's ~
til. seeursd wohld pre-
ssas IN g everg - ss,.t.
inslder ouisidc Of legislation. tbat msgll i
be me upon their ngh.s or domestic
tranasisy and security.
WdI there Is no such unity Of in
terest RrsssEtssahd. though the Seufh
NAV arly face her foes, We 4eubt
that Il Gao do 6. with . scrIieJ trout.
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ssa'ill yos. ~ sssesl : s,,,easaus so;..s. !.
4 s'a see ta<saasd sdsweresi !. YES, nv
dssl, win Plf aspre. = u. ! ..i ! ~ -
Was que s.d heartily said: the
tol1sx the n,aanf lie. loo. sss. ne
s slaiuf@l AMI xeiy - ill'sx ssossa..s. Il !
pIv:: hoW 4FafTf e zu..a
MANY hushasd@ It sssa years szpe }5s
are ready st.x,ush VITA sl.sxsoeslesss> !
poIisens<s 10 the young ladies of tt<iF
aeaasintance, while they speak Win
asraptaess 10 the s9fe. and do many :ude
liitip thiags without considering them
worth IN apoioky. 1.-The stranger. whom
they NAV haze seen butt Yesterday, -
listened 10 wifh deffersuee. aud aisboagh
the subject nav uri be Of the most nlea-
SAINT naidfe. sith a ready smrle, while
the, poor Nile, If she relates domestic
!, grievance is snuoted, cr'iisiened TO iNith
ili-ecnceaied impotence. y .how wrong
lis this-all wrong -a,s eIJf. s-@rs .r
asDoes she urge some reques+-'Oh,
| don't bother niei', cries her. gracious
! lorslsnd master Does she ask tor ne
cessary funds for Su-y's shoes CT rom-
/ my's hat--''seems 10 me you are always
j wanting meaey - is lhe handsome re-
tort Is ahv iittievexira demanded By his
.nascniine sppetite--it is ordered. not
Look here. J. want YOU tc
do SO and ,sc--just see that il is '!one;;'
and OF ma chcs SIR: Boor, with bow
and friendly sweetness for every casua
acquaintance he may chance to reeog
!aZe. - er.s=~J5 Ff kH~ l.rHaF ~
WfIeh we meet with such th"ughtless
, ness sud coarse;le-==sz o. thoug ht revers
to the kind vcIce aud gentle manner o
! the friend who said. eyes, my dear. witt
! pleasure" Il beg your pardcn, . come
! as readily 10 he lips when by any i'tii
(, awkw ardness he has Disconnected her. a
1 i, woald in the presence ol the most fash
! ionaule s,,ckler for eI;que.ie. ThisIs be
. cause he Is thorough gtntlemant ~h
rl,hinks his wife N all thugs entitled
A.sa.df dfaesSS..Er ri!o loves W her best best.
- freTe T tSit 6it no. no.
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NEGRO ExENpTIoN.

ne South mas been 20 much occupied
wiihthe exlFaneous agitation fthe qnes.
ton Of slavery sihsf her statesmen. have
almost entirely NJ siscted those measures
which weT~ cslc0laiedio fortify, extend
and Perpetuate Il Is one Of her vital in.
stisptidns. Too much has bern done ia
Congress, and tul title ia tle State Leg.
lslatures, With reference to slavery. /,
j. time, now that Southern Legislator
should give wise Consideration 10 stahili-
tating an Institution which il indixpensa-
bic both 10 her social aud political exis-
tence--in which either she must live OF
have no lie. -. ~.-....,..'e1 - !. =
3 The exempiionrofi negroes from sale
Tor debt GndeT execul,ssn. with 4 certain
qualifications and conditions. Is policy
- wise 20 every point OF view as ID h.
humane and consistent With the natural
f.Asi :
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ScAErY OF T,MBEk.-The people OF
the Uf6d States have been iinber-
wastial bespis- -from-th the >time tie brsa
Anglo hken set hi, ie. upon the soil oI
AmeriS to the present period. For
many vars this was no doubt necessary
IN oFdeto find land to cultivate. but ia
this StIE and Virginia, cleared lanis
were clt "a as unfit Tor crops to be
raised d a. far back as hundred years
ago, andhe forests ente e {. cot down,
aud all timber burnt of, in order 10
6nd .a,IiAer and better soil. Those old
timber iuI, never, seemed once to think
that = tEpming OF their forests and a
clearing &L Ut their rubbish. v opld fur
nish theuFAiih materials Whe re~i;h te
cover .andrenovate their WON cat lands;
bat on thf dashed, siashing aud cutting
down aud burning their timber, 10 get
new gr9hp' for cultivation, as fast a:
one fieldyF cleared land had beer par.
tally ex6as:ed by a constant d'ain npor
II. soil. IltheiF footsteps illowed thei'
sons aud tIii, grandsons, aud whentvel
a visitor troI city demonstrated Will
ihem' about tuch wa,ltoR destruction o
salusble timber aasi wood, and reminded
shsan that sti,eE s~vald leave none for ihs
nseuof theis,ptslerity, they ~eald ansxs
asdasay--''thly, who hive To-
"A "A A. "A. fa.~t
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ti1F xLn AOtsDsn4

A. q - - NJ ~ - W NNe
6SpALDfSl q GR EsEs \ III E.s.E w wish l H d 70
fnsortn the eis21ps &c 81 Mary 8 that
iFey n:Isv hase' one y sssH i;Issezst aud Flosi
Desirable s'iscas of eecss ts!:sy ltave ever uk
fefed for sale.swtsieh svssigbe sold very low to
PuncsHai scslat0ueuS. CT a. fibemb discount
kOaae iog cash. Tues name "a part---s =. 3g
vues SID z EGO ODDS. tsA -
T. FeEa ia usEs.S .S-IIich i1e I.aiaas, plaid. fan.
CIV and Pe.~lsn CsshIafreS, MeFinos. Alpaes
cas-, Blaek. Silks,i Engiish aud. Amerieaa
prints. u Manchester atl Fren:h ginghalns,
dotted 40" plan SwIrs muslin, plaid do,
NainNsOk, Jarunat cam0fics, French and
Aiaercan 7tstcGrning prints; D'Bpgrs, mode
lnag SaawlS, sups" 10 IL: NOSE and fancy
Do; sQiIare Blk, cloth 20; iong Dc do: Berlin
incl Gloves; L.:s.e ~. lined silk do; blk whit
and colDrra s'lkljp, biz whit ami c0lored kid
do; Buck ril.ng DO; B-rlr gaunIets; linen
canibrsc sdkE ,aii Prics@%;; Medno. cotton and
a Foa tissrLxMEx'< Ws.ns-4ssnperiar blk.
bit;e and uS'theFFy c:.'ins:: blue anti DIX b-aver
do soE oFsrcuais; fne Blk. d.,eskin tor. pants;
snneHpE do Tor vests, t9gcy and plain cassi-
mfres, h!k. velvet. : TX aai satn vestings; all
wool tweedS for roatue: Saifiieffs: Berlin
lined gloves; b.ick aati fanih lined do: French
BUCK do, elofb 90, 'lik. anl wft kid oabuck
and BAein gaunlPss; shirts aud collars; French
shssts isOsOrss: SaxonV aud rihbed rn.sr:no
shlEiss l':e'n an SILK hhk(; black silk eFayaas:
sNapalspn an urleG iies sGar;s aud shawls.
RE.3D4s.ik4 4LE CLOTHING. -.
aaEes saszaElsnsasl sG ,sloais. Pap,s. and.
M,scELI&xEouS.-<Supe Tnsh linens;
low and medium priced do; best American
blrachei shrting; brown do do; bieached and
brown sherting; SUPER EnglAsh blankets; hne
Amrricoti tio: goo pr! do lot servants; 5' pr.
ga l.lerx i.,T Sanle: bleacheS, brown. and cJl
.ore,l canton tiaanris; ao,tel- opera. and plaid
hannels lor c!,,l,lsea: whit. red aud yelow tisn-
nels; green taizr; heavy 64 and 81 iuiled
'ciolh$; PLAID linseys; PenHeniary aud eoantry
81 do. - t.,-s 49,.
SHoEs.-atens. h,ys and yo,,hs' thick
'brogans: w3,ilsfis' p!au:'rs. l. & B bootees:
gpnts sinA calf and kip Munroe's; heavy grain
aRd kip boots; due eaitsLinsdO; ladies dressed
and uniressed morocco shoes and boots. hk
and coiure! laSiIag gsiiafs: ehildvn shaes. Sc.
-, HArs, AxD ctPs,--N Nansani's silk beavers;
fine black and bpnwn wool hats and caps of
following kipls-LamaiilnP, Navy, Sleighing
Napuleon. Plush ap' brown aud b'ack cloth.
GROCERIES,. TLNW.4RE. QUEENS
AL "Hss3E. HlRDIF.4RE:
STaTTO.N.4RF; ENGLISH, FRENCH,
~ tS-yp 20 II k8 .sEl
LfTTS' SCHOOL BOOKS.
FoR SpoaTsmEx-<hot pouches, powder
TASKS; a var,ei, Of guns caps: shot Of every
sizes DpPPn.,s ani Beat,y's sunpOwder; nip
pie wrenchers,.. ,a ass2 -. .frl.gs eK
Oct 23a. 1876. s,i .gaLaEE5
~@s1ltA e.-ar av.r R. y.sa, gsI "a "a -sraf.
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TnE opsS PoLaR SEA.-on the 23d
inst. DR. aac j. Hayes. Surgeon % the
Ship Advance. and one o! those vie
accompanied DIR. Kane on that memora-
bic expedition wiIth shed such CORY
on the American name, delivered d
Incss inteses,irg Lecture brioretIlB Ma
rylsne INSTITUTES al SaitiiSs5ssss.=s. he.s;ss-
Course was listened to with msS I'd al
q Htioh by a" unusually large and 'in-
teiligent audieEce. " no testified by fheif
attendance and approbatioG. TIE deep 70
;ersst they. fe.t IN everything pertainirg {
80 ih.s attempt 10 open W the physical
ge5grspAy oi tie high pV:ar regions,
la speaking Of the Open Psiar Sea,
DR.. i.ayes remarked: :, e-q .9 fz.as-..-s s..s
The northern terminus Of Smith
S.ra;t was te, undereloped, and every
member of lhe expedi',on felt q per-
svDai inieres; IN w'-iing tha- Ut sboeld
be knoeh. hose.on was DESPATCHED
with lhe dog ieag- ., Esqn,r1aux
sieGS- --IBasiBg hs- s.art'Bg- psist depnI
nf pF0yi-ions THAT had been deposIied
al the eastern terminus of the Sound
The g,srtius4s fali. .toa'ihe fesuIts at thi.
journey a well known Mo,erUn found
q pe~ channel opening from the nnglh-
aeslerD angie Of tht : ui5. IRE 4roi.
ice. and travelling 80 ni.ltS along ITS nta;-
gsn, Ou tie ICE. afos.;. hs ips,krd ...ii upor
"a ipsles- SEA. has Ra> in july
4 Aatsler this o. AN ops y NaieE space
"a hsoa 1tsOo Ga re n i'sfeF--- hat eea1ng 81
way skas. ssPeneibslqHcssSoa ct aa open
ooIar@e8. he exssftfce al which was
Ioh,s 80 aFeE itti-i ' II nSs attempt to
a.sca-s II asil I'll IS place ansong the
the. Lasts q pln sical geography by The
dec;ssea OF wiser heads. l have oniy
one ikiag 90 ssyin relasiea 20 ID. 1a.e
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~ z@EE7E - s-.~ss.F ---- sssf
ls-. -tssgfe.g. = 77--- = = ---7-h ass s
- MAtRisD liofaTENEss I hcrtis much
of truth, As elias of lba, sid of f,iitl1-
soPhvs y bIets reesnss }Gio elesb aay .1s-
ess~ssIonsU helfAnE fo., sfEsRzi4staz. ana
tiftgsite n sye ssf sc':iai a ffeeiIet Ess,4hs
sub joined bsisi at s.e taksa ifo.a the
Ladies Eaterprrse."
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lpNnfTber-thi -
No. f:S5 Prat
Street, between Light and Charles strs
May 29th. 1856-3fn. su 4

lHarsras into notice
b.. w Speaking as oppostualiy occurs
i. manly way q her .ssssues. Though
Words may secmii;'ie ihings, and sight
attentions a!most sss.usiess. yet depend
upon it they krspihe hame bright. es.
peclaily if thew a,e natural. The chill
drcn grow supsin better moral atnlos-
Pheres and lean torespect their parents.
as they see theus re- s;:ec ci.ng each other
Msny ! j. lakes advantage Of !. mother
he lives, because he sees often the rude
ness ef his father. Insen,ibiy he gath.
ers to shis bosom the same habits and th,.
thoughts and T. ehngs they engender, and
ia his turn becomes the petty tyrant
Only his mo'her-why should he ihans
her faihef never does. THUS The non G
heconses the sea: cf disorder and un-
happiness. Caiy kT strangers are k.nd
words expressed, and kyPocrites GO GU,
troni the hesr'h-sta;.e iul.y prepared to
rendei ust!ce; bphevoience and poiite-
ness to any one ans! every cue tut those
who have the iustesi c!ain,s. All give
US the kind glance. tne happy Homestead
The smiling wife aud Courteous emil
drcn oi tiie iTiend Who said 20 ples sast-
iy, "yes. NY JeaT, with pleasure. LID
dies Enterprise. s-,S as., e. Z. -ssrl
4
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NaPoLEos.--Ip rrc~n, 'retare : Hr.
Thackrsay iaf,odEctd a.peTsonsl sanee-
.io'c opropos Of NaPoi"on. -" hen ]
itst saw England. che aa aasaEnossatrg for
he oue Princes Charlotte. the nope Of
Sc empire. I game from India % o
child. a.:d nuc >hip fancheu At an iSta"d
N tie way home. where Ty black ser
sa0ttesok me a walk over she rocks sad
ills tiSi ,s~ had ia>sed garden. where
xe saw Frsn y sihang. 'Thai Is hs.'
aid ire black that Is BoaapaEle:
eais three sh~sp evers day. aud sit
the chsidrrn Fe ta.It Hss.S< apon.'
here we,r reap:t ~ he B'i'i~ii .sO"'id-'
.ons besides Jile c5os .hi4.k, vho hsd a.
equal terror aud LesIoF oi the CStsiesr
ss'e.s-~ GHsa a,st .'ssE Eas - ~g-ss ii
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TIE ORIGIN OF WHEAT.-Jhe Edin-
hurg Il siew, in . late able sTlc!e, dIs-
GUESSING the or,g,r oi the cereals. e~Pec'-
aiiy " heat, states that Ihese aGe Two
theories upon this sunject. oHe when
considers races Of plants imm,Itable, q.
hold. therefore that wheat existed oDce
and NAV >iili exist indigr1ousiy son.e-
here; aud another, which maintains
,hsi TIE cereal. as al present tnoNn, has
been developed by cultivation. lbis
latter opinion the Review advocates,
,naii.ts ming m 81 The particular plant tIoin
which wheat originate Is grass, grow
ing Wild nn The shores 81 the M~tIsserya-
near, and krown 10. botonists b; the
u me of agilops. II is is urged, in con.
6rms 100 Of this hypothesis That, nler-
eser the euiiivation Of . species IA
knOwa, IL is sIf0ond that man has tfEsi ap-
plied 10 bis use . plant gsowing N,id
about him. cui,ivaiing it, and soai1s
svetls frvn, he b@st species OF the cnl-
Ii, ated ,,tsnt. us.tii |: Fearhed . stass 90
sar s-xe.iIag lis original cosdisicn, szst
ilswo osld have .been imFpeibls ~ snyy.
hat 81 ubsesx ef ~ the pEOeeess lD
! Is sfaSia. .WhsN i prespned q u Y
an ziSgus. snd: fact s'se hssiss s.s.'s'
tbal . Frpneh bosaai-t. rsa<osnag II
way. and Observing many sftskiag
0i IssenasiaIlce hetNeen slit %gs.0t' kaalt en4
~hess, sedsrreol 1c 8esflcpe the, ser
trcmf aiiss former. and ~ asinss yFaE
after year. the seess fror. ss.ch pass 80
d. apperesd to approach nearer - -
oEyTect. ac.naIiy sarrpe aed IN hi. s,Ljeet.
The pIsnl, ,hG. o5tsised, stsis eonssnea
10 be cuiii,a.ec, bo'b ty hlen and hy
othe's. and 10 yield feaf,@ 6oss 2.
whesi.a's eye Z .r=e ~ ~ sz.susi7s ss'r
s.f .He .-.r a rae -. md teFaez a
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s. MAGISTRATES. BLANKS,
TtfST printed a lot of Summons, Fl Fass
ab before ana alter saperseanna. ard Hends'a
amd log aala low sssA@ 0Ms9a.
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tkSs.s q -. " - ~ - PER. sesaNs<
1ef.tsc two1fzf - bk. = E ~ - rs feF sxsE4
AaAsNfsasill ihsernosi 4 !ifsAh ar Ises ta6-
sastke square. ~ The pansleF of insavsiDna IL
BasMisFlses - - iasAsesss 6e 49,
lslsed urtli hsssad ana charged accordingly. &
Inefas se'll'egqH Faliste 's1ss wtp lAayertise by
- isds t.ss- ssn j ! a.sFrfy4
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L.3yY% SCHOOL BOOKS.

FoR SpoaTsMEH H-<hot pouches, powder
TASKS; vas,ety. Of suR caps; shot Of every
size; Drppn.'s ani Bealty's gunpOwaer; nip
pie wrencherS.s,E p, ,.tS9 =. ,~,g,t eE
: Oct. 23a. 1886. sli gat4E.g
..-.nl.n 81 an. \, ..n..- lsI o.. ~ Ill a..
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..l B-lsi~ors.Iuns lasa. Isss, a.sEEGY-
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select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-
lima.

SINCE the establishment Of this school in Janu-
~ airy, 1851 by the principal James H. Horner
has received large and steadily increasing
aeel
nal delegation natrcuatc5 University
Will be conducted under the supervision
A. Brown, Of the said been
years teacher the Rev
will continue others well
qualified the Office appointed may require
plan prepare young
case college and also d those expect 10
of full collegiate respectable stations In
by the ordinary branches English educ
ton For the sake Of the greatest efficiency the
win be limited that ample time be devoted
lecture the subject Of lesson BY zach
department
will be taken also adapt Che books
ton TO the latest Of knowledge several
While methods he
consistently preserved will be spared the
apparatus for the tHTt -t eFtt9 eA
arrangements preparation ayan
and promote the OF the schools
natives long en-
gagged the proon who may de-
sire further information to
distinguished States in The ant
Among these Hon VIM A. Graham, Hon Manrum OK
Cows Morelead and Manly Hon Asa Bggs IA Rev, Akin
Rev. Alexander Wilson, d. d. Rev samuel d. I,ey G
Deems, u D. the president Of the North Carolina uniyey
various members Of tue board of trustees
The next will commence tho 18th July 1855
Other particulars made known application.
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4 N0MPLETlON of Panama Railroad. d.--Reduction
" OF fare TO ChorpiaUuted mail steamships New
York for Apinwa the eth 10th Of month connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 10 San Francisco.
These steamships have inspected approved the Navy
Department. and guaranty Jsaf and sIfdy
The Panama railroad az miles ong) completed from
TO ocean, and Is crossed In hours The baggage
checked In New York through 10 san Francisco
embarked ut Panama by staoT the expense The
money paid in New York all expenses of trip
Rserso kept port New Panama and
Francisco 10 prevent detention in Of accident that Tue
entirely raaJie
Passengers leave Panama the day oy Apnwal
Conductors through by each charge
aud clpifcn NlthQut other protectors.
For through tickets the apply tho Agency
West street, New York, 90 l. w RAYMOND
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