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Jersey City.

Jersey City.
PsHvnsT,o~ cAsuALriss AT FsRRiEs -Psssenxers
who take ferry At Gorsp may the pie
apparatus which Is dessne 10 check the destruction
human life 81 the ferries ladder sixteen feet loag
which can be- iron or rope railing below he
alp by Of opo Alta he'd both of The ladder
their way eases occurred 81 ferries on the Fast
whore all would be The insecurity that
tends jumping on ferry bo while in motion can only be
BY the coronrrs in the ato the
ferry Barclay seet ferry 10 the most systematic IN thus
way.
Newark.
tscRsAsE NJ Rscsrrs Cifr--The reports Of the
several city officers the Council
month"; show receipts SIhO63 oyer
those Of the same period iAsi year
AccIDxSr NEw JARsRx RalKoAp--on saturday
afternoon. the freight train which arrived Market
street station at three O'Clock New York.
other had his foot caugiA between the platforms, which
closed and crushed hi fost ia iangerous He
was conveyed 70 an sdJoning factory aud medical aid
procured.
TsK RSGIsraY CosrLKrsrhc revision of the registry of
completed Thursday night. The Of
recorded 1885 ieine i6s
returns Of the election Tor Mayor last fsn.
SENTENCED ron CUp.o NUEpYR.-Rnth Ann s.amer found
guilty BY the Warren county of numbering her Infant
child has boon sentenced TO confinement IN the
State Prison nj Trenton.
Eusi~vvood.
OPENING CEcutAs CnuHcu.- This neat little edace
opened divine service yesterday by the pastor
Rev DR. Baun The preached by the Rev DIR.
Mciynn Of 81. Stephens New YORK. The stone
Laid on the 18th Of August, thsi the building
supplied by the residents of this district without regard 10
religious creed but the chief credit is due poor
church tas evening and viii open evening TN
next SUNDAY.
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8urG. ~ cs.-af--rSrofTsv . -ro,s< rr,rrHsr .
Yearz Nile. Nepsrllasa arrested ye't--.
dsy % Burglary committed upon tb. dveang hpe. ~
NJ. Bgqnsfr i,cr-y atr-.t Of tba plae- nc
discovered Will i 81 ~ Of removing vsussl. es's
fm re psrlor 1r'aiaed uri tee ID. f.c~.
itsn searching h. rrsa.ntv. No Sg ins AXE
.sSsn. . ,'.s" ysp.,. sea.'ss s,n' q sos =
.isisa hose F9rr .a.r. ,lee. wcse shs'es ~ y
been Ted from --.iene. 81 NJ. Psghsr ~
~ linton street. There slAi number % UNCLAIMED
Aoirssr-.f~ster>y Ps,rssx Gsry,y. y,h- tntes.s -i
fsil from wagon ya,or sss severely -.
gnrrd. bov nsmei Henry fysa. a. No. ~ iraaA'.a
psrr had the rad.n sis rssi b.. ansrr. ~ -
o. Jsy si--r' aote we're ,aA-s 20 no oiy Io.p,lai
TITS fosa DrsEo--Ths tenzas ~ The ubspf4n.te
Jcse t.sroa ~brh, -lncr the 9th Of as Aossa..f
apt " aut 81 hr Cemetery tie ioly eros.
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terry msral- -l-e he. besn pls ~ cqrr ssrb. saa
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ALLEGED HIcsvAv Rosssss sossrmise wars,.-
Three young named hichsai ;. whalen Peter Han
and hichssa Mccoy. yesterday morains arrsgnrd
Justice Dsdgs charged highway robbery by Mrs.
CstAane Pittner The complainant testified that between
nine and o'clock she passing dowa Thirty ska
street between Eighth and Ninth s,-nns- % VII, her
@SsS wss sS lived on A: .as
sshsnsd and buried alosx and SON she sosss 1s s.e
noa.n. hoi. she remained w,s her mother .bos, h.lf
s s:ss.s =. corner o. s,.s, and Esy'ss
.pl's q her .,os from her .s-r ~.a
:,lalas her erie. ~ p.ens A.ir hand. her mouth
gold ring and pal. g yh. whal.a oa,s.ssa he,
her severely ss.dss nsariy .mo,Asrs b.l Th-y ,hea
loved her on di...aos .Es me. ono-r
sSs h.. fs% to s. =; her VA,
.s 1s. Into eus:'say : ana once detailed
'fs A lar on 'aa RsGsAf r sss no;
SsS': ,h sep court r.. s Il ,aua. sd sn ns
..,s a.. ns wsmsn Zane ro aa.r sor where hey
dollars stolen from hrr and ,bs, they on the
walk with her when shs ealled oneer h,d
rested justice Dodge committed The prisoner trial
sroN HIS William VI roster. residng a, No
sAi Eighth yesterday made complaint beor, Justice
Dodge that william Fish had stolen from hn overcast
worth ten dollars The parties I've near che another
Fish stole into the ohers room and took 81. aurnx
sion Fish sent before the sIeo. Sessions
OF bal.
Ferdinand Richard brought before Justice
Kelly yesterday charged with the larceny o.
turtle oil soap from drug store Second
urtsy night Janice M~kl~ OF Jana aesic twilosb
VINO ss1p. ,as .|'v ss M. ne h. .~ n"aa 49,. w.
BorASfc william fslion appeared charged with ihr lar
csny ~ aud destruction OF number Of tube plants
IN The garden Of Anthem zuber. horsi IN Yorkyiie. Tho
tl,e gDs In n raY yaiue al
distraction caused by the s2 The value
~ the plants mentioned Ia the charge of pat
down al $40. Justice Kelly held Faon 500
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BOLD ROBBERY ON AN EXPRESS CAR.
SPECIAL rtlEsslm 70 TIVE NEW YORK Healln.

adams Express Car an the Ohio md Mi--is-
sippi Railroad Robbed Of &i5.OOO The
Throuah Snfe Thrown from the Car, but Az
terwards Recovered The Robber. E-cnpr.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct Z, 1865
last niyht, the eastward bound train on the Ohio
and Mississippi, Railroad left seymour men. with
their faces masked entered tho messenger Of Adams
Express, presented pistol Al the bead Of the mes
senger took his key opened tho local sfe and rifed
Of SIS 000 They then threw out tho through SAFE
tainng large amount OF papers and coin and jumped
from the The train stopped some miles ahead
and hand sent back 10 tho Of the robbery.
I'll safe, which too heavy carry recovered,
but the robbers escaped The company Offers liberal
reward for their apprehension.
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INC patL,w ax pporEn cRGi uMnrt,.

fvru.sap. Ne Oct y fsss
se.vnr syans' Cbirs FoEtns.r lsogan. q fbs Fns
Dsranfnrni, q charge ~ irrnprs'enrs, ts4 A~ee
going 10 three rvrniret rssi s-us~ he Comma
roaneii A yst4'iun ~ r'i6eB, Tor hm remotd hssnx
bsea presented alter ION hraNna Aas ~ ~
wtae~s~ rrsnsspsv 10 regsft - fba Efss IRE - Jts
b. iS4 ulrbf in4y stoHnrsict ~ ananassnsss
vnts ~ rth h=sarae no ssdsnrs sh@sise thsi go
u4uaxrd a. vel i rouis have i~~-, urs. is-
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S HIPPINc NE W S
par o. Asw vusx. sc1oua 7. sSA



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FArlL saa0rxs AffaAr IA SAL riaoss.

BAfTyrovg. oct. T. 1858
On saturday right a shooting ARRAY ooenrsed pub
o house the eastern part Of the ciy, resulting ia
death ~ named Ben!aiain T Jones md The
wourding .: George Go.irch snd joan Betz the latter
seriously. named William X. g,ohardson rrve
himself up party WIN fired I'M pistol eni on
suen,iy discharged him The Array grew orr OF 20
n xrie.s
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kand about July ~ ne pss ssggers, numbering four
hundred and nftyswo. wers say ed
A ketch, nAme unknown. I'D foundered With all on
board.
The tug Bungarss wAs wIeci I'D July H. Crow saved
The bark West Hartley, No. l, WAS also lost Crew
SAVED
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she ls Abandoned at sen. The Gsptsim ~Bd
Crew saved nv the -tsa mskip Cromwell.
The steamship George Cromwell. which savef the pa
nsers Grow o. the steamer Daniel Webster on ihs
lh instant, also the o. saving The captain and
crrw Of Oh. above named schooner On the sth the
hlnnehaha was struck by heavy which carried OF
her mammals and sprsnga lesS IN tho vessel sbe wa
rapidly -rkIag when the cromss proviaen, ally hove
IN sight and rescued ~ board The names sre
Charles layton, captain W. chnysi mate: Perry
rrncgnsy, Nos~s Vernon aud Humphrey smith crew.
-r.upgNf ~ csrrnN isyroN
CAPTAIN Layton. ~ the Nrnehsha, syes TIC follow
INK rspor Of 'hs dlsas,sr
Lst savannah September q, boand To- Richmond.
va ven; to sea On The yth Nothing remarkable oc
Cured until October Il wien took gale from esst
noriheas, which bFw with great violence. lay The yes-
sei q, under iDrts feftd loresa -hped heavy tes,
ehch swept the decks aud caused the vessel 70 leak
ovfooer c0mmensed wisi rerfcr, hurricane and vsry
rougn cfo.ssca three lost msnriast mud sprung
forenlas aud buwspn kept IN beor- the shipping
asgr qusptites 81 water. aud iabVrug very heavily
At midnight the gse woisfalsd 10 eytept cot
r..fed 10 and doubled rccfed loreai sud headed 20
the wesiward vessel sii,l isakint iediv
OrroHNr g. Begins With frcsh gale and heavy sea
sa~ steamer Standing for which proved 70 be ths
George runwsll from Na~ Orleans for New YORK and
Who very kindly took All hanas % the wreck, which
then w sinking coniition aud brought ~ 70 tbs
port To fapts - Vain and sHcsr hereby tender my
sincere thanks tor their kind attention 70 myself and
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Mis- tanay Yssns. ne b'u,sD,ae t@sfosmsa fraD
Aaarslis con,.soos@ .nxaaemsas . ~ HssNi
Ash~n~oin 1is ay.sisg NJ feWls Baker 81 hes -
sss~a - support bsr
h@s Char iotss Thompson, enc hs hren dsnshsins 80
ci,4sn. % = Louis BY ha psyfornanF-a. oansiga~d =
highly rsssfn esssx~saeni d ~ a. spsrs Ss4ss.
last Ssc.
NJ. A. Phelps, frcss ,hs CsiAefns fAssvrs, ssf.
rus u Cfs-l Est lake city ~ sun"gare'i - pssy
etsa'gf.iise, whssb~ss ssa nns'hy feasS. % The
essfins ~ ns 18th Hlt
A. Fswln sasms eIos~d h- ssssgsnssi - tho Hsv
vd Atb~psutn. Boston, On Sssassst srsains Ne "a.
announced v sppss Jess ysssArcu % sss pay -
ClsHyoysscs, fof hs b>ssa, .t tbss nms
A company cpmpsses ~ wyrsmsa hssrssl 0.s'ws
Clair w. Dsas~rs. " crls. Lsrsis Nsbt~f.
ys~is u.rssrsn. saa osb.,i, gsrs ss.ase,i pssfr~
sness n foveB last s.es
To. B.sosis Afsss o.. = r..0a. rssy S,sssss NJ
! st~ tss -vsaM
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TWO STEAMERS SUNK on the MISSOURI aVs

~ fpuLs OF. a. 1863.
Tho steamer Note Dosier e,nk near fasnout,, on
ts~ Missouri river Wednesday s. The yalu. ef ths
steamer Il not stated She wss insired for $1,000
80. I.,uis. Cincinnati littsburg and View Yor. oaces
Tho steamer Hen Jonsop. brayJ freighicl stns fcrr
M Hes heiow Boousvills the Nissoal nYef, to-day.
I.xs
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Tw Allssss FRAUDS 4, ax lalsi,s.

TO fag EDITOR seEAtD.
CaAfLesfra = c. Oct Z. $50
H,r. frai here vo.r New pf.ssua despatch 10 yotr
psrs.r ct tae a'h nst VII ~ IN wa.hing,on 10 ysa.
nrsfsy surrender myself ioWkNIHAL
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TENNESSEE uusllsT ATTEMPTS sucrt.

Mrs.His OF 4. i3d<
Captain Alonyo Greenlas, vho killed Young Taylor in
recent d.e sit.fnp, commit .al de this nornn,
by shooting himself IN the breast Toe bail struck
rio and glanced around oigipg the bscs and INFECT,
ag severe tbolgh NO, fatal w,sni R-mors. ne says
a aha
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nr; Won fi.cuhers Cures O~afa~ss aud 1ss-
paired sight ohes ~ fifth avenue Twenty sgh@
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Elliptic srwtrs sMrchise Cos.s.ny,s rtr.<
rr~mium Lvksush sewing Machines, - Bro4dssy.
Highs.i premium Nsw forA State Pair iss.
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Dr. voa Eisenbers Cure. all Diseases -
lungs i,ef and nncuons membrane, sot fla svesss.
corner twenty eighth street
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Hevs', ysush,s and GhiidT~a's tIoGhiuG.
Ia aud finest goods In this
BRoKAw 4 BkortiERs. - FOURTH as.sne
And ~ IAf2yetl~ plscs
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Sa .rs level. "s. rss..s's. .as s.ssS. has
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Bsrsctps Cecssis--A Cs.posad % CsesxH
nat on. a. fs the Hair III. preparation oaias lrss
pororios % dsodorised OIL Which anissssAit
ackno~edgsd 70 posssss popsre. ast sss. sub the vssas
conditions OF the Human Hair Universally coacedsa V No
nnIl. la
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English Camel Goal,
Ar NHoLESAft AND KkrAIt..
Delivered In any part of
Skw YORK OR HRooRLYN
GEORGE ". PICK. Agent no " al .tts,s
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French s~li-Fa.s-sinE Bni,en rm' On :. .
moment. Swlng SIMPLE, cheap Apd r. ishle Try
Por zss every where. General agency tib broadway
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suIrwaEeAs ss ME AUSTRALIAN COAST.

The bar< Anrullnd from Sydney, 81 Sea francisco,
brings dates to JAW - days aisr than steamer ID
VS.
TVS smlsrsa. ss,c ssthSav ~ss v,ssyss r'.s'
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DR.. Won fi-~ab~rH Cares Cress I've In Gee
momrnt onin 5l futb avenue, corner T~eniyeissI.
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Ss,.. sdsrs.. Hair Dych TIE Me-, E,,y Ms:.-
House,
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ENpkAM bEO1tkrr
- Fourth avenue and ds iaf.y-Hs pJa<
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a, s,,-hres.'.. 49, SOD s,s sr-~s~ss
9ftes
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80 $500. go. ~. .'f sr':-s:. y7.s.s n.~.'
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-. rhe r.y,'.s w-~'gi,; r.'st,s, r.s So. :,
hair fs4ns rpnst~s ffs's - 49,. NfH@ -
- II naaA
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Dr. Won Eisrpbcvs Cures Ch~oni- Cs,srrA ..
" stages Our- ri Fiith avenue corner rw~a.g
rislth street.
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AM AMN@0EELaANR N *

WI1TED. During the election cam
paign in New York, last fall, the fol-
lowing amusing incident occurred ut
Il political meeting, much to the dis
comtiture of a spread-eagle orator.
He spoke, with earnest gesticulation,
rs follows:
''AIr. Presidentand fellow citizens,
| would that on the morning of the
7th Of November next, L had the
wings of a bird; l would lily to every
County, to every tovn-aye, to every
village and every hamlet-in this
broad land, and proclaim to every
man, woman and child the success OF
the party"
At this point. a small boy i'll the
crowd cried out, Dry up, you ---
old fool; you'd get shot for /" goose
before you flew 4 mile. ~
The stump speaker wiltcd, aid
small boy took the floor.
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II ationaI Hotel,
Near the Greenville and Charleston
Railroad Dapots.
COZ L AiEIA. s. G.
I O J. L ii l. 4
!Ii' rI,bli,. -

T.; THE public = informed that the
Sj!!: above iot"l has just heen finished.
-S-H!- and contains new furniture through
out, Tor the Accommodation ufTH.ANSIENT
and REGULAR BOAEDERS. Vhc ve:y
best that the markets afford will be found
on 81, his table, prepared III excellent style
Charges moderate.
Passengers will be conveyed to aud from
either OF the depot> FREE OF CHARGE.
Also, NEHlCl.ES furnished to carry pas
seMScrs 70 any part of the tow.: or country
Fine WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TO
BACCO, etc. can be obtained in the Sam
pie Room connected with the hotel
Aug, Il. JOINER, Proprietor.
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TSNniS chemical extract will &c Ioli4>- an
4 Invaluable restorative cordial tor al
diseases arising from an impure 81 tate Of
the hiUud. EutancGus cruptiunS, S1lrk rs
Bells, PlmplGs. Carbunclrs. p,lSsrlics
BlotchNs, konShu"ss of the Si,;u, Scxly
Appearance oi the CIiticc, 'ict.cr, ring
worms ami Itching llunois uf G Skin
this pU.'iiici' will remove, uru inlpart
health and a Gfe-;;iGw TO the com plcxioll
20. Elysipclas, Sc.ofrla or Kings Evil
rheumatism, Pains III the Zones. Stiffness
i'll The Joints, Old Ulcers, Want or Blood
III the Palts. SypMlitic Sores and Ulcers
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AtAGGIEL'S PILLS AND sALvE


MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALEE
Are almost universal in their effects, and Z.
care can be almost always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
Nothing can be more productive OF cure
than these Pills. Their almost magic in.
tiucncc istch att once; and the usual con-
comitants of t!iis most distressing disease
are removed. These remedies arc made
from the purcst
, y VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
Ilfey Will notliarm the mostxlelicate fe-
prescribed doses to the Youngest babe.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
And all cruptions OF tie skin, the Salve is
most Invaluable. 1t does not heal cXtcr-
naily alone, but pcnotratcs with tho MOST
searching effects to the very FOOT Of tiSq&ik
4 20. 14E sHss7
u fDR. MAGGIEL% IkLTSt III
INVARIABLY CURE THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
Asthma, Headache,
plants, Indigestion y
Coughs, Influenza,
Colds, Inflammation.
Chest Diseases. Inward Weakness, =
COs;ivtncss, Liver Complaint -
Dyspepsia, Lowness Of Spirits,
Diarrll \, linSworm,
Dropsy, Rheumatism, .'t
Debility, Salt Rhe&m,
Fever aud AGUr, Scalus.
SSilia Diseases. ~
Each Bor GO,&4iltS II PWS Ntt
one I'W is Il Dose 2
NOTICE. None genuine without the en-
graved trade mark around each pot or box,
signed by DR.. J. MAGGIEL, New York, t5
counterfeit which is felony.
E8- Sold by all respectable dealers IL
medicines throughout the United States
and CanGdas, at % cents per box or pot.
FISHER & iEINiTSH, Columbia, S. G.
July % "
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WESTCHEsTER HOUSE,.

'r""r Broonee Street a,"I Bomo'y, a. y.
X 'ilS house, capable OF accommodating
/ three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan, is centrally located, and
near 70 all points. City cars pass the
Hotel TO all the Ferries, Railroad Depo&
and places of Amusement every thre6
minutes. Single Rooms, 81 LOO per day:
double, $500 j. +. DARROW S CO.,
Jan IL ~ Prop1ietors
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,>JEEAI Sy1VrS OFFICE.

CHARLESTON, s. e., Sept 49, 1866.
nNandaftcr SUNDAY, September %, the
~ Passenger Trains OF this road viii run
the following schedule:
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CHARLOTTE K $. G. RAILROAD.
'.' at.' CoLUMntA, :. G., Sept, %, 1866
I'M and after SUNDAY. ;3}l September
" THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS,
making close connections. Viii be run Over
this road AZ follows:
Leave Columbia at. ......:.. 220 y. Nv.
Arrive ut Charlotte III, . 9.3O y. nl
Leave Charlotte AZ. .... - }.3O a. III.
Arrive at Columb!i, a:....... 10. 30 a. n
In consequence Of the above change, we
Will discontinue to run Il 1oa>scnScr car
with o,tr freight trains.
Sept q JAS. ANDERSON, Sup't.
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The Lamp of Life and Way to Health.
a.'sU .Ia-i" lA---e.-A-- tioa | n-
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
.,.'t-l ''H! Use THE -lt
QUBID,S lELIGHF
14 - .'' .''' Avn .' +.
~ 81 $ M@M &AAM \ \

For tie ciu'e Of 01 Mose Diseases lac
ing 'their oyigin IN q nitinled cont(i-
fiol1 i9f tie ,Au1aC0e system, o2,d Haose
,u'isfMg f5'oaa un.y eIeQenltoe from Ma
bprs yr AeaM, impyule"ce IN .AciAg,
or@'ttari10 1~tl,trc, .f'00a toQ g.,c>A in
htlye4ce Gfecely hi'u{-eati1lf, drina-
ing, ro,'&bt0- -'rAcrc!Y nature s,.f-
(eiS ctluuStiQH.
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Grain Cradles, Grain Fans, &c.

VI @1II OI I"UIOS, OA"l4I s1IIS, NC.
AZ the Sign of the Golden Pdd- Lock-
A FULL supply Of GRAIN CRADLES,
IN Grain Fans, Scythc Blades, Scythe
Stones, Fan Wpe, Riddles, &c, in store
and for sale low for cash.
May 26 JOHN C. DIAL.
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THE RAILROAD
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board Of Examiners will meet in the upper
room OF the County Offices, for the Examination Of
ry, list, I'd. ard and 4th Saturdays IN
March, 1866.
The examination will begin precisely at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ, and no applicants viii be received for exami-
nation after II O'Clock, A. NJ.
Teachers will remember that they can get certif-
Gates ut other time, and that they must be pre-
Reading, Penmanshp, Arithnetic, Geography, En-
glish Grammar, and Theory OF Teaching, according
TO the following rules and regulations;
l. The character Of the applicants examination
win be represented scale ofo 10 fre--one dc.
noting the lowest qualification, and Ave the highest
g. Four classes OF certificates will be granted, ~
follows First class, valid "a months; second clase,
valid is months; third class valid IL months; fourth
B. first class certificate will be granted when the
applicants average standing in the several branches
OF study is above4H. Three years experience 10
4. second class certificate will be granted when
the applicants average standing is above and less
than ". Two years experience in teaehipg will be
s. third class certificate will be granted when
the applicants average standing iB above and less
than I; also when the applicants ay.Iage Is above
4, il he has had no experience in teaching.
g. fourth class certificate will be granted when
the applicants average standing and less than s.
IL il trial certificate, denofng very low grade OF
qualification, and is never given 10 the same person
I. satisfactory examination In the theory and
practice ofteaching. and high 6ygree OF sueeeaEin
teaching will also be considered IN deteymlnnn The
class Of Certificate to be granted. No csrtAcAtS will
be granted unless the applicant passes On examina-
ton q. each brnneh Of study rsquirsd BY laIS.
Owing to a recent change in the School Law, al
applIcantsw bo required 70 pay fec Of mr. cents,
as condition OF examination.
14rAlI applicants must come prepared with pre-
paid envelope, properly addressed 10 themselves.
-g' saH By order oil the Board.
Lancaster, Fob. I, 1855.