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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-15
WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.

IHE FALL Session will begin on Thursday,
the 2Sth of July, 1859. This Institution, the past
year numbered 1913 pupils, and not a single case
of serious illness. No Female College in the land
is blessed with more excellent health or is fur.
nished with more thorough, faithful Teachers; or
possesses a stronger hold upon public confidence;
or is more convenient of access by railroad or can
present a larger proportion of %studious, orderly pu.
pills; or enjoys amore encouraging prospect of in
~creasing, permanent prosperity. Perfect p~ropriety
Ill the department of our pupils, prudent economy
in their expenditures, unwearied diligence in
their studies, and an elevated standard of scholar
ship, are cardinal principles in our system of gov
erument.
To the people in the middle and eastern sections
of Carolina, we appeal with confidence for support.
Ours is a pleasant, retired, and healthy situation
sufficiently remote from the various railroads
which intersect each other here, to be free from
annoyance. Our location is also abundantly far
enough above the level of the sea to insure good
health-of this, our history for three years past,
affords the most satisfactory evidence and at the
same time, our pupils may return home at the
close of the Spring term, without risk from too
sudden transition of climate. Why send your
daughters, and wards to the vicinity of the noun
tains to spend the Winter and Spring-the most
healthy seasons Of the year-and then carry them
down among the swamps of the eastern counties,
to pass their long, Summer vacation, and in many
instances to sickle en- and die before the time arrives
for them to return to school
Remember TOO, tnat the aoolOonai expense ier
railroad tickets, hotel bills, &C., necessarily incur,
red in carrying q pupil to any Female College
west of this point, will be more than enough to
pay for the tuition of that pupil in Wayne E. Coli
lege one session. A gentleman whose name can
be given, carried his daughter to last Summer
His necessary expenses going and returning west
of this place, amounted to $33. At the close o.
the term, the same amount was required to hrinl
her home-making $66 spentin travelling expense
going and returning west of this point Now
mark it, ST. so will pay for board, washing, fuel
lights, and Tuition in the College course in Rayn
F. College and Sol So Will pay for same in tn
Preparatory Department.
Lessons given by experienced Teacherain In
strumental Music, Drawing Crayoning Paintin
in Oil and Water colors, Wax Work, EmbroideF
and other Orn amentals at the customary prices
For a catalogue apply to the undersigned.
S. NJ. FROST, President.
Goidebero. II. C. 42-6t,
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RECEIPTS FOR THE ACE

SINCE LAST IssEE.-R barr, Nashville, Tenn;
8 w Morris, Dayidson's. River; Robt. Hall, Sr.,
Caldwell P. o.; + Summons, Ala; Asa Jones, w
Hardy Sugg, Snow Hill; J Crofton, ] Fl Cow
ard, Hookerton; John Ell Bryan, Creechville; w
q Holland, Kinnie's Creek; Samuel Williams,
richardson's Creek VIM. Il Aldrfdge, Thomas
Barber, Watsonville; 3 e. A White, Newby's
Bridge; Hugh W Dixon, Collision; Miss Mary
Dixon, Snow Camp; jonathan Lindley, Cane
Creek; Miss Susan W Twisdale, Ridgeway; VIM
B Dunn, Rolesville; James,Cauley, Kinston Miss
Eliz E Ballew, Wolf Creek Miss Pate Alfred, w
W Redding, ASHFORD; E Q Seawell, Devotion Da-
Wis, Mooshannee; Joseph Bright, South Mills 8
R L Auman,. Auman's Hill; Miss Maria Royal,
Clinton; Miss G N ChessAut, Kenansyille; L
G Frazer, Ala; z 81 Cobb, Lumber Bridge; D G
Johnson, Raleigh; 8 ] @ Campbell, S c.; S z
Ragsdale. M 8 Thomas, Young's < Roads; S
Thomas w Hudson, Tenn. Rufin Wilson. New
Hiil ; Reyz arrarlick, Jacobs Fork 5 Yelling,
ton Wis4xss H2nbertsA Isaac y hunter, Rocky
Mt; Miss G m Britt, Faison's Depot; u L Boney,
Teachy's Depot; Luther Eborn, Pittsboro'; VIM.
Hadley, Game Creek Miss Martha Thompson,
Mullen's Depot, S c.; novel Setlemyre Drowning
Creek Jas o Bouldin, Reidsville; Mrs G F Ea,
SON, Newton Grove Mrs Margaret A Cox, Falling
Creek M r Wood, Kinston;. DR.. Jno T House,
Hookerton; Newsom Aubrey, Little Rockfsh
$3.50 Bette z Cox, Llesville; 5 VIM G Grice
Ark. NJ A richardson, St. Charlss; 8 VIM Grier
charlotte; Mrs M A z Harper, Snow Hill; 3 L
e~ulbreth, Blockers capt. caleb L Walker, coin
jock; Jos. Perry, Woodville IS J R Bell, Va. 2 d
Boyer, Spring Grove.
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RICHMOND MARKET.

CORRECTED By d. T. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
REMARK.-Al Tobacco coming by the way of
Petersburg marked to US, will be promptly forwar-
ded by our Agent at that place.
ToBAcoo.-Tha bSeaks and receipts this week are
large and prices of all grades in safe order have
been very good. We quote good working Tugs 6
a y extra fine u a 10 manufacturing leaf 81
to 20. Good and fine shipping and ~stemming at
to $i3; fancy yellow wrappers from Is to $50.
We note sales to-day of 8 heavy hhds 2 at $50
and at $50. We would say to planters as the
receipts are now heavy, it is more necessary that
they should have their tobacco in safe order to
realize full prices.
FLoUR~-Ther is but little in market, and par
ties are holding it firm in consequence of the war
news.
CeRN.-9G a 95 cts per bushel.
BAcoS.-The market is poorly supplied and
nearly all in the market is held by spectators
who will not sell in anticipation Of the war news.
WHEAr.-The receipts have fallen off to nothing.
We quote prime red and white 1 so a 1 so. Mos
of the millers are out of the market.
.Juna II
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NO N B q G.
SUMMER. ARRANGEMENT.
M6

4
INHE United States Mail Steamers Jamestown
L Can't. Parrish, and Roanoke, Capt Skinner
will carry passengers to and from Virginia at Res
duced Rates.
The jamestown, Capt. Parrish, leaves Rich.
mond every Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, City
Point same evening and Norfolk on Wednesday
at IL o'clock, NJ, for New York, arriving there
early next day, and in time to connect with the
lines going East and North.
The Roanoke. Capt. Skinner, leaves Richmond
every Friday afternoon at A o'clock, City Point
next morning at 9 o'clock, and Portsmouth same
evening for New York, arriving next evening.
Returning.
The jamestown leaves New York from pier IL
on North River every Saturday afternoon at 3 o.
clock, for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond, Ia
king freight for each place.
The Roanoke leaves New York, Pier IL, North
River, every wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
for Portsmouth, Petersburg and Richmond, taxing
Freight for each place.
Reduced Rates.
Passage, State Room included, between
Norfolk and New YOrk..--..""-.~-.so 90
Storage w.
Passage, State Room included, between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York-.-.s w
Storage w.
Meals Fifty Gents Extra.
Passage to and from Norfolk and Riehmona
same as by James River Boats.
soon be put upon the line at the same rates 40
above, forming a tri weekly line.
J. NJ. SMITH & BRO, Agents,
as-a Norfolk, Va
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
FROM
r
BROMLEY, GREEN 6 CO.,
and Commission Merchant,

BROMLEY, GREEN 6 CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
PETERSBURG, VA.
ToBAcco.-The receipts have increased since
our last, still the breaks are only moderate for the
season. The market for the past week has been
very steady and for all medium and good grades,
while fancy kinds are very active and seiliug high.
The order of tho Tobacco now opening is general
~ good and those who have put up their Tobacco
in dry safe order, see the advantage. As the
breaks increase there will be some little delay in
selling tobacco as fast as it arrives, and we men,
ton this SO that planters may rest assured their
interest is not forgotten. Our quotations at the
close are as follows, viz Jugs ~ to 81 for common
to air good 8 to Z, fancy n to 81; fair to good
leaf 9 to l01; very good and fine, l24 to rs; fancy
80 to 774.
WHEAr.-There is an active shipping demand
this week and prices are 8 to Sc higher on the
week; sales of prime red have been made at ST. 20.
We quote do. white at 81 80 to IS. Receipts
very light.
CoRN-The market has further improved, with
small sales at ST. per bushel; receipts very light.
BAeoN.-Phe demand has improved very much
and prices have advanced. We quote western
sides prime to II a LII; shoulders 81 to 81; Va.
hog ras%a II . III a. in quality.
Misunderstanding. Western and Baltimore
La to l34 in kegs Va. Ii to IA.
CorToF.-There is nothing doing in this arti-
Gle; the late wariike news from Europe has deprsss-
W. LAG AANAh . ~ 1R1 II =
FLogR.-The market is firm and prices tend
upwards. We quote Superfne Z to Il, Extra II
to Il; Family 81 to $40.
DRIED FRUrT -Peaehes $43 a 81 40 lbs. APP
Piles, l 40 a l IS per bush. of % lbs.
GUANo In active demand for Tobacco-Pcru-
Wan $50 to so per Ton. National fertilizer ex-
pressly for Tobacco imposes $40 ; Sombrero con-
tanning July IS per cent of Phosphate of lime
$34, all per ton Of 1000.
EXCHANGE -0nl New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, Sc premium, with a good supply of
! fering.
North Carolina notes, to ] dis
South Carolina and Georgia notes, I dis
Tennessee notes, 2 dis
War and the rumor of war has effected the Cot
ton trade more seriously than any other staple
The markets have been quiet for the past mont
/ throughout the country, with little or NO deman
D and prices have declined considerably. Receipt
e in our market are very light and not much stoc
held prices are unsettled. Tobacco appears I
have sustained no shock from the news, and pr
; ces are unchanged.
e No other change to Kote this week.
: june IL.
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sy" The Lecture Of Rev. j. L. Burrows,
ID. d., Of Richmond, Va, for the benefit OF
the Young Mems Christian Association, was
delivered ut the Baptist Church on Friday
night last. His subject was christianity
essential to a Republican government" II
was one Of the most able and mastery pro-
ductions we have ever heard, and we are sor.
ry all the young men in Raleigh were not
present to hear him. We shall give a more
extended notice Of the Lecture at another
time.
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PRICES CURRENT.
NORFOLK MARKET.
BY McPHEETERS 6 GHISLELIN,

WHOLESALE GRocERs & CONFUSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUE,-We have little change to report. Flour
begins to come in rather more freely, but the re-
ceipts are still not large and the stock compara-
lively light. The demands however is very limi-
ted andwe have to report a very dull market
There is no enquiry for shipment and dealers buy
only for their immediate wants. We quote S. F.
$73 a Il; extra IS, a ST; family $S4 a 81, cash.
CoRN.-Receipts very light; white and mixed
SS- a. 80 yellow 90.
CoTTos.-No transactions, all in market being
heldfor higher prices.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tar is scarce and readily sells
at 81 80 a l IS Common Rosin is scarce and
wanted at l 80 a l IS Spts Turp. is coming in
much more freely, and prices have declined. Last
sales at48c.
PRoVsIoNs,-The market is firm. We quote
Mess Pork $50 a 203 Prime Is Western sides
III a IL; Shoulders 81 a 1Oc.; N. O. hoground
liz; Lard 10 a 134.
LrMR.--Thomaston 80 to 81; W. c. 1925.
TrDA I I
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THE subscriber offers for sale his Land, lying
on the waters of Trent and Tuckahoe Rivers,
in the county of Jones, containing 900 Acres,
about one half of which is cleared aad the re-
mainder welltimbered. On the premises is a large
and commodieus DWELLING, with cribs, sta.
bles, negro cabins, and other necessary out build
ings, in good order. The cleared land is in a
good state of cultivation and has inexhaustible
beds of Mari and Swamp Muck conveniently sit
uated. There is on the place a large orchard of
young and choice Fruit Trees also about 150
Acres of rich Swamp Land, well drained.
Persons wishing to purchase Land in. this sec
ton, will do we'll to call AMI examine the place
Terms made easy. BROWN.
Comfort P. o. n. c.. 35-6mpc
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ONLY ONE e N EACH.

WILL send two copies of my 81 valuable re.
i ceipts, including the Celsbra ed Honey Re-
ceipts, which isno hambug TRY il The Laun.
ders Secret; how to make Ruraiu. Fluid; Fire
Proof Paint; Best Vinegar; Iae ;ream; Ginger
Beer a sure Fly Killer mot peisonous u Cough
Syrup all kinds of best Ink and Writing Finds;
Starch Polish Cure for Fellons; Disease Of the
Bowels !; Snake Bite, &C., &c. All sent prepaid on
receipt of 81. Dc not send north for them, bu,
please address W. FL. R0DWELL,
Yadkinsville, Yadkin CON G
June 5th, 1858. 4l-3mpd
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HoLLowAY's OrNTMENT.-Piles and Fistula, and
the other virulent disorders Of the channels of the
uterus or bowels, are relieved and removed by a
few applications of this Ointment, preceded by
warm lamentations. Ye who suffer from these
scourges Of the frame, should lose no time in ia
king heed of this friendly warning! Sold at the
manufactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York,
and by all Druggists, at 25c., &c., and 81 per
pot.
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Prospectus for the Franklin Observer

Prospectus for the Franklin Observer
TTnder the auspices of . Company Of able and
" energetic gentlemen who have determined
that a newspaper shall be published in this Places
the undersign propose to edit and publish a week.
Iy paper, "a \ 80, in franklin, Macon county.
n. c., at 81 so per apnHsa, sricay an advaHee.
The Observer will be devoted to Religion, Te@-
perance, Literature, Agriculture, the Development
Of the Mineral and Geological resources OF the ex-
trsne Western part of our own State, as wei a.
those of our neighboring States, Education, TEA
eral Intelligence, and to whatever State or indt-
vidual project may be thought essential for the
lettering Of the moral, mental and physical con-
dition of "the little Switzerland of the old NORTH
State; but will be neither sectarian nor partisan.
The enterprise is one Of vast Importance to our
people, and no such word as fail shall find a plaza
in our vocabulary, Therefore all subscripio ions
should be sent in by the LIST Of July next; bat be
sure to send the money with the name, as the casa
system will be faithfully adhered to-
The Observer is not designed to supersede any
similar enterprise. but &c, cultivate a field hitherto
unoocupied by . press within its own borders and
to furnish our people in the extreme west with Ia
c~ilities in Job work, DC, DC.
All persons receiving this Prospectus, are 70.
spectfully requested to get subscribers, and fJrwsrd
names and money to the. undersigned.
LEON: z. SILER,
C. d. SMITH.
Franklin, N. O., NAV 1S, 1859 40-6t
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY
~ Nj. ANDERSON. A. r PRIN


THIS school, now Preparatory to Trinity CAL
l. lege, and in su ccessfnl operation will open
its Fall session 18th July, and continue 81 weeks.
Boys charged from time of entrance, and no de-
duction unless for. protracted sickness. No boy
will be allowed to make a bill at the store unless
by permission of his parents or guardian.
The Academy has been in operation for eleven
years, with an average of about so students and
there has never. been a case of chills and fever
contracted here, nor but one death, and that from
measles. The location is remarkable for its NOR
ality'a as well as health. The boarding depart
ment is under the control of Vim. Harris and La
dy, and we hazard nothing in saying it is as good
as can be found in the State, at the price.
Board per month $8-Tuition per session. Pri-
mary English $40. Higher English SIS. Ian
guages (including French and Higher Mathemat.
ies) 500 Incidental expenses 81 Competent
Assistants will be employed. Particular attention
paid to Vocal Music, gratis. All we ask is a trial
from the educating citizens of the country.
By order Board Trustees.
J-B. LEATHERS, Prest.
JNo A McMANNFN Sec,v. 4l-5t
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u. S. CoURT.-The Federal Court was in
session here last week, his Honor Judge
Biggs presiding. Mr.. Marshal Jones and
Mr.. District Attorney Dick were in atten-
dance, together with a number of Jurors and
others from a distance.
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EAST BEND

j.. q. MARhER, PRINCIPAL.
fNHIS school is located in as fine and healthy .
1 region as there is in our State, being in the
north eastern corner of Yadkin county, N. c., IL
the bend of the Yadkin River, six miles south of
the Pilot Mountain, and twenty west of Salem.
The next session will commence on the 18th of
July, and terminate on Friday of the twenty frst
week. Students will be received at any time dui
ring the term, and charged from the time Of enter
ing. No deduction unless in case of protracted
illness.
Terms /:
Board, Washing, Fuel, Rooms and
Furniture, exclusive flights ......-.$ Z 90
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic
per w
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography
and w
Philosophy and Chemistry, SO
Latin, Greek, Algebra and Geometry ,~..... Is 90
Tr~igonometry, Surveying, Heights and Dis
ances w
French, Extra Charge, 90
The Principal intends employing competent
Assistants and has made arrangement to accom-
modate sixty. boarders,.
For further information. address the Principal,
at East Bend, Yadkin county, N. c..
June 4th, 1859. 41-3m
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SECRET OF HORSE TANNING ;

~ Or, how the widest and most vicious OF
"a Horses may be SO Tanned, in a compare
lively short time, "a few hours that you car make
them lie doDn or get upon them and pop crackers.
in quick succession with perfect impunity. This
I soarrant to be no hUmbHg, and will send to any
address, on the reception of %. Also, some 80
Receipts for making various useful articles, which
recently sold for $50. Address, giving Post Of
fee, county and State in full.)
". R. TERRY,
Book and Periodical Agent,
39-9t Rockingham, n.
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ROSE HILL SELECT SCHOOL.
NORTH CAROLINA FoRM-BOOK.

A N improved edition of this valuable work
n recently published by HENRY D. TUR-
NER, Raleigh, n. c., printed on good paper
and substantially bound in Law calf. 1t con-
tains "Forms" Of all those legal instruments
which people baTe occasion to use-and furnish
ing also a Guide to Justices of the Peace, Sherifs,
Clerks, Constables, Coroncrs, School Committees,
&C., &C., to which are added the Constitution
of North and of the United States
an account of the principal Officers of the
State and of the Counties, titles of Address, &C.,
&c. Furnished at the unparalleled low price Of
One Dollar, (being the cheapest book ever offered
for sale.) When sent by mail, an extra charge
of 20 cents will be required, to cover Postage. A
liberal discount to those who buy to sell again..
Published and sold wholesale and retail, by.
Fl. D. TURNER,
at the North Carolina Book Store.
And by J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
and HAYES & ZELL,
Philadelphia,
And by AS. BARNS & CO.,
New York.
RALEIGH. June Is. 1859. 81
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MARRIED.

In Duplin county, May 22d, by Calvin Jerni'
gan, Esq, Mr.. Joseph Broadhurst to Miss Polly
Bennett, all of Duplin.
On the same day, IN Wayne county, by j. A.
Kornegay, ESQ, Mr.. VIVA. lewis to Miss Harriet
Casey.
@- Democratic Press please copy.
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE. FINE CHURCH CHANDELIER
N is offered for sale, on most reasonable terms.
It is entirely uninjuzed, and is offered for sale on
ly on account of Gas being introduced into the
building, and is therefore useless there; Letters
addressed to the Editor of this Paper, Raleigh, will
receive attention.
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BENRDICTIoN.

The young gentlemen all acquitted them
selves very well, and reflected great credit on
the Institution. The exercises during the
week were enlivened by delightful music
from Smiths Armory Band" one of the best
in the Union. On Thursday night a party
was given complimentary to the Graduating
Glass. The crowd in attendance was not so
large as we have seen on previous occasions
but this made it more pleasant to those who
were present.
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Wake Forest College.

The commencement exercises of this pop
lar institution commenced on Monday night,
'une 9th, with defamation by speakers cho-
en- from the Freshman class. We give a
ist of the speakers with their subjects.
Music.
WILLIAM BRUNT, Davie County,
"Eulogy on Adams and Jefferson"
Ed. EVERETT.
Music.
GEORGE w. SANDERLIN, Elizabeth City,
"Byron."-PoLLoCK.
Music.
w. S. MYERS, Perquimans County,
1.-The Union ACKNOWLEDGMENT Carolina"
H. w. MILLER.
Music.
Al Al. MCMILLAN, Robson County,
Northern Laborers."-C. G. NAYLoR.
Music.
j. P. ROGERS, Wake County,
South Carolina and Massachusetts,"
WEBSTER.
J. HAMILTON Dunn, Wake County,
Marco Bozzaris ."-HALLEcK.
Music.
JOHN G.. JONES, Person County.
mark Anthony to the People, on Caesars
Death. "-SHAKsPEARE.
.Mqsic.
A. B. GoRRELI, Forsyth County,
'Daniel SersuS Dish-cloth. "-ANoN.
On Tuesday night the declaimers chosen
from the Sophmore class made their appear
ance on the stage, in the following order.
Music.
@. V. HINES, New Hanover County,
1.-THE Union-North Carolina. "-DoBBIN.
Music.
I. F. TooN, Columbus,
"Vindication from Treason.n-MEAGHER.
Music.
j. 7. DEANEs, Hartford,
patriotism. "-GILEs.
Music.
w. r. LINDSAY, Rockingham,
appeal on behalf of the Greeks LACY.
Music.
j. B. RICHARDSON, Moore,
'Eulogy on La Fayette. "-PRENTIss.
Music.
j. l.. MITCHELL, BERTHE,
'Man's Strength and Weakness ."-BAKER.
Music.
The DISCLAIMERS acquitted themselves we
and did credit to the instructor in that depart
ment.
On Wednesday morning at half past l
O'Clock the exercises in the Chapel were CON
; menced by prayer by Rev. j. L. Pritchard, {
Wilmington, after which President Wingat
introduced DR.. E. S. Warren, of Edenton, \
G., who delivered the address before the Ii
erary Societies. 1t was one of the most beal
tiful productions it has ever been our fortur
to hear. After a few preliminary remark
urging upon the young men the important
n of a due preparation for the dangerous vo
age of life, he announced as his theme 'Tl
n distinction between selfishness and selflo'
and their respective influence upon individu
and social life." He treated his subject W,
and unclaimed the attention of the audien
for about one hour.
y At four o'clock, P. NJ, Prof. W.T.. Brood
Of addressed the Alumni Association. He ga
'e a history of the Institution and the caus
a. which led to its formation, and his accou
Of the hardships endured and the difficult
encountered in It's earliest history was We
o; amusing and elected frequent bursts of q
t) plause.
At night the Annual Sermon to the Grad
ne ating class was delivered by the Rev. J..
e, Burrows, D.. D., of Richmond, Va. His ST
n, iect was the esprit of Controversy" a
or it was treated in an able and logical mann,
he On Thursday morning, long before t
en- commencement of the exercises the CHI;
lie, Ell was crowded, all eager to hear the cratic
he of the Graduating Glass. At half past 10
u clock a procession was formed of the Studer
as Trustees and Visitors. After all were asse
is bled in the Chapel the following order of
to ercises was observed
Music.
Prayer
he Music.
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GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE FAN Session Of 1859 viii begin on the last
Thursday in July.
A we'll arranged course of study, a full, compe-
tent and fsithfui Faculty, 8 system of thorough
instruction, good government and a healthy ioca-
ton. We this Institution to the patron,
age of those who desire their daughters to obtain
q thorough and an accomplished education.
Board and Tuition per session of 5 months 81,
Extras as usual in Female Schools.
For full particulars apply Co
7. NJ. JONES, Pres.
lima Afh 1870 -. A1-IAA