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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-05

Joseph RODGERS SONS Guile
u RY.-ENCoURAGE HOME IMPORTATION
most beautiful IVORY-HANDLED TABLE CUT.
LERY ever offered in this market. These goods
we have imported direct from the manufacturers,
and we will offer them at prices which cannot fail
TO satisfy purch asers. All in want will please
Give us a calI. BRANCH & CURRANT,
corner OF Eighth and Main streets,
fed nearly opposite Spotswood Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-05

EARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
i. The spring term OF 1887 will begin FEBRUARY
alst under q full corps OF able and experienced
teachers. Instruction thorough and extensive.
Good fare and o comfortable homs for resident PI-
pills. Charges for board and tuition In all English
branches Academic, SOS Collegiate, 500. For
ia COWS Farmville, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-05

The Baltimore City Passenger railway
4saues seventeen tickets for one dollar.
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T LINGUISTIC INSTITUTE. AT the
~ solicitation OF several persons, aSescher Of
. number OF year, has d~eternined upon forming
classes for the purpose Of teaching he modern
been used with great sue ess In Europe, and which
gives the student ell the advantages OF private In
struction. AL who wish 10 avail themselves OF
this opportunitya are requested to make application
before February Is to Mr.. K. A Lancaster, Mr..
James woodhonse, or at the music store Of Messrs.
Johnson & Chamberlayne.
s. 81 TERMS: ~
For one year, OF eighty lessons 90
For one quarter, of twenty lessons......... 80
Private classes Of three, one hour........... ! 20
Private lessons, OF half IN hour eseh........ ID
fe A-2w
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
lOa9 INSTITUTE nUuDINoA. TEETH. 81,

DICHMOND REMALE INSTITUTE,
ASns MsT1fufE DunDIN0s. 1IHTf,a
y 1ARsHALL. AHD CLAY BfRBHTS. 16i
Pnpiis may sntsr most advsntss sously sbout the
middle Of the present month. whom the sscosD
HALs Of the session begins. a54Il We II. -~s.E
Charges In al cases are only from the time Of
entrance. -.Et..f
Beginners, q ven q he most sdvsnesd pupils.
nay always and appropriate classes.
Ample arrangements for boarces.
We feel confident that the Institute presents nd.
v~sntasss for the acquisition Of . liberal education
which no smaller schools can afford, and We urge
this view OF the matter upon those interested. h.
For terms, which viii b made - moderate
possible, apply to 4,
IN CHARLEs r.. WINSTON, Y. A.,
Ia Id prsafdanf. .
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~"
New YoaK, February 4.-Stock market
It the last regular board was very strong.
sos, 80, coupons, l0s ! '64, 1861; '65,
lO63S; new Issue, 1043z. 1O-40's, 1904.
1905, all series, 1855. Missouri 6's,
93LG93A. Money easy at I. Gold, 1874.
Virginia 6's, 5000. Cfre d ~
Cotton heavy and declining; sales, $50
bales middling uplands, 32G33c. Flour
more active State, $9.156sl2.30 south
ern, Sl1. 25GSl6.5O. Wheat quiet and
steady. Corn lc. better : mixed western,
81. 1908 .l2h. Rye steady. Oats more
steady western, 6lG64c.; State, 69670c.
Pork firmer at s20.75 for new mess, and
sl9.75 for old. Lard firm at lIAGl2a.
New whisky more active, and firmer at
Sic. in bond. Groceries dull and quiet.
Spirits t%urpentine, 66b@67c. Rosin,
80. 87%@S9. Tallow dull at ll16c. Freights
quiet. Foreign exchange, sixty days, 83a;
sight, ~.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, February 4.-Cotton quiet ;
middling uplands, 33c. Coffee steady.
Flour lower western extra, good brands,
s13. Wheat-no sales. Corn steady I;
white, 81. 03@s1 .O5. Oats better at 59@
6Oc. Provisions inactive; stock light
mess pork, s22.
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DOCKBRIDGE MINING COM
II PANY.-NOTICE.-Book of subscription to
the capital stock Of the R~oCKBRIDGE MINING
COMPANY are now open at my Office in Richmond,
and will be kept open till the 10th OF February
next, unless twelve hundred shares are previously
subscribed. When twelve hundred shares have
they will subscribe a like sum, and close the books
till opened again in the manner provided by the
charter.
have crude and manufactured specimens Of
these minerals, which | will exhibit with pleasure
to all persons who may feel sufficient interest to
call and see them.
By authority OF the corporators.
j. ID. IMB0DEN, Attorney at Law,
IN 25-td corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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d EMOVAL.-The undersigned beg
H to inform their friends tn at they have removed
Fourteenth street between Main and Cary, where
they viii be pleased to see their customers and the
public. large and weil-selscted stock OF Il
CERES, PROVISIONS, and LIQUORS always on
hand tc which they respectfully ask the attention
of the trade. b UNIT, J
Fourteenth street
| Ia 7-ts between Main and Cary.
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Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun,
,,,ositten TO Observation-Disclosures
neciarafien-A New RECOMMENDATION
Scheme-New Orleans Riots.
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FOR e

DOR RENT, a BRICK DWELLING
tween Broad and Marshall streets. For fur. I'M
Their particulars inquire at No. ali Fourth GlM
street. Possession given Immediately.
fe 5-3tE ISAAC L. CARY.
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TALBOT & BROTHER,
rx.x rrarrrs SAW MMI41fGSSf aSisr III.

HYDR2dLTC PREssEs. Co..
tsenth streets, and are prepared 10 furnish
HICKS PATENT ENGINE, the Brsetest thing
/ something very simple and any other kind
Of ENGINE required. All persons wishing 70 bay
will do well to call and see them before purshAs.
ing elsewhere. "a 0-y
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Sutton Sails Of S,al estnt,.
W. n. NILLss snetisaeer
RY JOH N son a. MILLER
~ AUCTlONFYRS AND


re % kA.Ar-sr.. CKplEsr., HEwIosE
Hsrs Stores Lots Ccputrr rented
tiangeA Loan hsseaed Auction kss Mdss he
Tn THURSDAY, ksv
usese at the resblshc % BARNET JOHNSON Of Kent
ave. and Ileres.st Br.oklvn
ngs qnAnutf oifHuinrv Carpets sDd Miscellaneous Articles
On TUESDAY. Nov u,
Az ~ otoef nthe Exchange sses M III rroadrs He~o
GRAND OPENING SALE OF 81 or THR CHOICEST AND hOST
VAIL ABLE LOS Tie vicinity ofPROsPECr PARK many einsm
- GRAND ENTRANCE and PLAZA
the HIGHEST GRADE Broatn news Of
Nc OCEAN BAY, ssd SURROUNDING COUNTY, sad have never
bfgr- beep offered at auction.
side ISL ~., the and Ninth ave-
ssf tho GRAND EHIRAHcR splendid lota
HOSIGOMkRibT-Sorib. side .bovs choice lots
WlCkOflFI-Nertb side oOmmeucns inches eest o.
HATBuSHAVE tne las nearly tie sniv front between fst
init street grri-d paved. severe. gas sni -ster.
WYCHOfFsfSeTsh side ll1 fest wsshs House
AID 1ts
TES1nAvR and TENTH corner directly spp"s
uf psrt. isa
TBkIlisTsosts MD. s7 m Tsb.r. ssA Psri lo's
BLKVBNlH.ST.-SoFth side. 81 shove lots.
CARROLL kI-hsrih side l67 feet seventh lota
kbVENTEENTllS1Eor f4r Is t sfsirthare tleta
Terms g,ys Maps ready Of No. IS sssausi Eewfort
WEDNESDAY nov H. At seloei sihs Exchange SAe"0H
GREAT aud 1HSOLtTR sALg u 10 VALUABLE EAST NEW
'oRK LOTS siass o. ATLANTIC aud EAST sB"ioRh WIS.,
ATLAHTicAv, s. g. entire Frsnt between VAN sISDREs and
fTOSK.AyEs q Loss - .,,,-
PACFIcsT ~ eats Front be,rses sTosR and EAST RE"'
P1CIfCsr y. Isissss sToyEAvB and sAcKMAS'sT.. en-
rr frOrt % full lots.
DBAN-ST. n X. hrtween BTONBAvE ssd BACKhAk-ST.; ~
81 lsols the entrr front
BAST SBw.iORk AID VAN sINDRgS.AvEs. Junction.. LOts
~ The ssntOs Of CAPITALISTS sB Of psre seeg aes s
thnyiag Suburb 10 vicinity Of Newiok The property
10 soh il heated 10 the immediate vicinity Of FIVE DIFFERENT
AILRoADS ia es for rsaehing uuequsl All ssnug :" par
obtain Of the AueoDo-rs snd personally
property before wiD-sdly Htr the day ~ sale
Terms liberal hAps Tie "fos of Aue'oaee No - NASAL
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STEAMBOATS, mo xanrrass.


FALL ARRANGEMENT.-FOr WhitestoDe
B.riss Deck Eeet. ssBs Point GLEN COVE. hsrs
Dss 6-uvosd AID kesn Gu and amer eept - ~
leave Pier ~ lses silp) Daily sa0dsys srseEss 81 AS
IA Tor the ai"vs nsued pse-z
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
HampIse Junction Delaware, IALsw.SDs AID Wsssr
Railroad and zas:oa With the Lehsh VALLEY Railroad and ia eonass
nons zat direct Inc 70 Fisba aud ths Fest SiS'a ssAss
ALLHNrowF LINZ TO TIIE WEST
Ih krpe TRANS daily Nc NE West saopt sudsyA sssa sss
sIy hree By hss 1, Chcsxs ne.aas
81. Leafs. ke xitk bai sne ebanss o. cara
Ceunencing Oct g. iec7-Lesvs Mes -lsTk a tsns-,.
$50 E-fyr Wilmington, Esssoo BsthsA-u Hsaea clusk
wiiAnssort wis.sbsrr-. nsashs, City Ne
81, -. n--~s'.Ins or ,ebr 10.
bnrsh, and The Wet change Cpcna.u Chi
ana hut chance ST. Leus sfh
ksrtbers Nenirs Pills and Ee Roads Ere 0
Cssses Junetna with Del Lack sad Wet Tor sesdsearg
Water Gsp ser.ston ftse kinRssoa gr-at bead kS ,,,
nE TnAlsPsr Esssoo. Anense~z hs.h Chani whiesssr~
Resding Columbia Lsnes Ephrsa La Potsvs Harrisburg he
,: o.. n--Far Psnssld
n--Por Es-tecL
srm.-CtScsssrI Ezyxs.-For Esstsa. Betheesn- hsseA
Cuak Reading Harrisburg PtshuFeh Cbesss and Cnsaaeoa-
rtss Hsrburg vita wisnspO Ere k< sspAs cAss
81, O. n-Por somsrvirs and remnsssa
s:lsp Nor Jurcuon and intermediate stAnoaA
RrWRsTRRS KxPRRss TRAE-ros EAsssa AnsnssxH
R,salng Harrisburg, Pittxharsh and Tie Wet
Additional rrsins are run 70 Point, Elizabeth he
obtained lie "nee Of the CsnuA nns
ho,si h. +. FLICKER 'snoeriBtendent
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L SALE MARINE HOSPITAL

a l.
GROrSDS-Eoee u hereby that prrsnsnt to the aa
crr urnu Bssr 81 foumsne created Ny
ISL Of the v, Of 1906 laid BOri vi sia Pubhe suction
the Merchants ETrsig Rooms Ma III BroadSAy ue C
WEDNESDAY the 2Tb dsF Of November BeIt 81 "
the state Is.n Known lhr MAXINE HOSPITAL
huUNS which bounded sad described fol"gs u Wit; BE
b the rretOh the s0nihe AIDE OF
koutsL, rth the easey SIDE Of TompkinsAye
rnuing tahrry ssug the ssger 81 lS
nzsiry along tue n0nh-fy side
rettsst fret uErk tie Bay Of New
nohcry soag AID hay a. mark o he
rent vhh distant 20 feet aud inches sogtaenJ
uutLrrv hn. Of lands bosnz The ur states tenee
distance Of q feet and -rfron port wbh woull ne
hy us rI~pi s ta suihwe # said antl Of
parallel the dock sail Dii thence norh.ry
Bcbs ssubs Of said sa Of u" hIed
theice the vry side " A lamb 81 fret
ard thence westerly souths ~ ft "r r 10
Of hrgnrng. ror!.initE y " The
vgehtr viii all the rshi It'll snd interest ~ Ne state ~
He~ shd 10 the lard a. tie center Of tie streets aud ssenue
,f-ersd sach i'll H. m'de parcel To- t' highest .er
e' three n Aa th1 tsnsaBd dollar.
go all slhe reservation II The 81 - mao 81
49, sftbr - 1896 Tor the purposes
I%rod eft-s m The III daT %
ipr rurrbss,r tied psteu in the htste,
lads fr~ sDd clear s al ennhraacs rIt ths
together al the nr satsr Ia h"n oi
premises. h~rui "w-ssi-r msfs soh-ei only
and eoraio sssir Contained IN gfaHu
ans Ten cent 81 t1e paeha-c
all be- Is 10 tie bssn a. The true 81 sale AMI
shn th sfr bsr. 81 The property nav ~
lie Ohos u toe Sseretap, No. - fn,-st
a. ". JUilhhOS. Secretary.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05
Bomb anS Suums.

DOARD.-Plrasant ROOMS aud good BOARD
ID Sa as tltoust Bo,Elyu an n"rSse terms
.VNHE STUiVESANT HOUSE, ON the Euro
pear ~ Tnas handsomely fsrussaeii roaias By
H. usath uf vset ISAAC d. CONOFkR
.IVANTED-Two unfinished ROOMS, or one
,inrle .nh BOARD. cor rsatsasH sol Sir W
rrfas i,nr rrre shborhasi AsdreA> D. fhbnrs oess
h. thr-, dsts sistag isrus
N4TANrED-Ry u Young Gentleman, FUR
w gfgIiVp ROOM hasd small private flfH
~ .b.r. IT, sioyd Tsrns wts be- ~
s,ste I'D sss,.d B h. gives. Address C. T.,
T'rhuts Ohes.
30 NORTH WASHINGTON sou ARE.-An
- . .s.p afkoOhs '>'nd lear also. sh-r ooa
s.s 10 ahtaibel ith BOARD Escrncss exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05
IRE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

~ Of ChsubeFsst, Pasona Ferry: -.
s bay kIpr,ss D Rochester Badia Salamanca punnrh
and all points Wes and Sorte-
n Train daily Ouvne intermediate ssstcns
iosoa EIpre-s Mail. M BssaS. SALAMANCA DubEirk and ~
points " est and esnih
fox Mddletovn and intermediate stat.ena
H. Way EIprs, stopping Of rierirg Junction. Turnsra
and al ~s< Of Tuners Pert 'e' Ns~Iersh and Ws
wsy Train tsr Susers and intermediate s;sona
$50 Night Rochester. bsfas. bslanasses
Dsnkirk and ell points south and Vest
n n Trin for suHern aid intermediate sstooa
TOO krht E,pe@ daily 70, Roehesser sans sslsnaasA
DuRfk and ell N AMI South by ths tran sspns eeAehss
" J. run thnsush o Cincinnati without chang
aie0 n nigrsrt Train. daily Sor the Wch
Also a. Tr.ss or Balpe kprpg PssssG SO
and s.3 w. 10 m, las. 33A $780, and II On WEDhES
DAY NIGHTS Train Il oelssk Tor SnHe and assnezs
SUNDAY TRATNS-s:p WAY Train for orsy'e = n and
Pa.noe o. n N0h Epres1 for Dunkirk. bfao Koch
Salamanca al points add South for PAtsnos
I'd Pom Jervia
Express through Salamanca nunk'k snd Bunse VIM
and direct e0nBsoton sh all Southern ase
Nesiers inca
Perfectly Ventilated and IursOos Sleeping Coaches accompany ID
Night Trsna
Ne~ York. and Ioeg Doea Depot Jersey
civ n. RIDDLE. Gent Supt
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Se.-Y.rs. or,sh,r D. isc7.
.CUPREME COURT SALE
~ rs FACTION
a AL

~ rs FACTION
JIhE6 NJ MILLER, AVctIoneer
III oil st Auetioe
TUESDAY kst y 1907.
o'ei.cs tis Etrsr NAisfor. Na III Frnsd-tT
under fAKfEp w tOwkaK eee The vale
ale Nous 23 Last hoHsisus
sEd Ao DO ssrtft Th s"t- property ssA ssated AL reA
.oft N. .utp = ~ -lst
' sALE PosITivE To THH HIGHEST BIDDER
For .p. rsroasrs nr. TOE ohss Of Ihe Retire.
Ne To- ose 81 4 J. DH"iTI Paint1s A.
tarust, NJ. e. N.sssasL. k~~.ivfL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
ranserent-Change Of Tue--Lesve Jane~sap: NAL
Cor GrreaPOr sDa I'll vsystAasa. ennsc,s at Moee. wa
and all wAyoss kJpress train Cor rsPhAak sId for h,s
Head Saturdays 0ny S"sssi asd Cleo Cove passenger tain
and Al sayststioss n PanungdAs and psengs
trnin and fsr Nsrth Islip. Saturdays ORlv.
Rsnass Rreuson Hunters Point al 93 arrives q
Hunters Posat a. S:40 0. n To take effect Nor 1871
4 n Ddrut
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% WbUu Il man Gonnru.

(yHRONIC INVALIDS, send TO DR.. do
" LEWIS. LsrsstsS. hsss, sT HSOrisBt ctIsa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

Pnoes ~ Passage PAYABLE IN GsA
rfSt Can Slh keeood Class. ......s.s.seb
Through ticket IN Loudos, e3 extra
An experienced Surgeon board
The Company p responsible for Epee vsu.be ns
s Of shg havins the Tsine expressed signed therefor
JOSEPH J. CoHsrOCK, As.rt
No broadway, EswYsrk
LHERBETTB. KAEB 4 Co.. raria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05
M.hial.
HERMANN

V,OOTHACHE. GEORGE HERMANN
PRARL POWDER cures toothAehs Immediately gives ree
a. ,.,.brS bdr,h Liberal commission allow 81 70 druggists FoI
:, gY1nI0 IRRRNAHH No nj wlDisa-sA. y T.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-22
Good Garden Seeds.

r ONG Smooth Parsnep,
IL Early yaleatine Bunch Snaps, vap
Early Blood Tutnep Beet,
g smooth Long Blosd Beet.
Large Late Drumhead, Flat Dutch. and Sugar
03 loaf Cabbage,
Large York and Drsnhead or Bastersea Early
Cabbage,
Extra Early Russia Cscumber.
London Long Green Cucumber.
Estra Long Green Turkey Cueumber. 4fN
BrSwn Dutch and White Cabbage Lettuce,
Green Ciiron Melon,
Large Red Onion Seed,
EXus Early Kent May Peas,
Large White Marrowfat Peas,
Scarlet 1urhep Radish,
White Bush Scollop Squash,
Early Bush Summer Crookneck Squash,
Winter Crootneck squash, s.
Early Large Red Tomato,
Large Ron nd Red Tomato, &c. &C. just receiv.
cd, fresh genuine and reliable At The Cheap Stole Of
JAMES WEBB. Jr.
March 6. rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-22

A BEAUTIFUL. White Kerosene oiIin one and
a Eve gallon Tia Cars. 81 ,hc
DRUG STORE.
A FINE anJfulIAssorlment ofPoeksl Kn,.,,nd
a Scissors. stthe DRUG STORE.
DoMATUMs. Hair oils. coIOsnes, and Extract,
Il for the Hssdkefchief. 81 the
DRUG STORE.
pAZoRs, Rstsr Stops and Shaving Brushes. a,
~ The DRUG bT0RE.
HSIR Brushes, Pocket, Round, Fine and n,
- ing Combs. 81 The DRUG STORE.
II EROsENE Lamps. Shades, wiek.. Bu,n..,,d
- Chimneys, siihe DRUG STORE
C,AP. Letter, Bill. Note and Legal .,-so,.
and Letter Envelopes, a. The
DRUG STORE.
DOCKET Boots and Pou Monte PocIet 49,,
4 rsBdSm Books, siil. DRUG STORE.
IA GREAT variety II Toolh and Nail B,u,b., 80
= TsiIei Soap, Honey soap and shaving. aitHe
DRUG STORE.
pAfNT. Vsrnish. Whiis.vash snd Bl,,l,..
L Brushes. 81 the DRUG STORr
WALKING csnes, al the
w DRUG sfORE.
III rot want sood ssbls. 90 Ioibs
p Drug STORE.
A FULL Line Of Psiss and Dye Stuff. ,ith.
n DRUG STORE.
tVHEATON'ss nd ether Itch Ointment. attn.
w DRUG STORE,
EIsH HoOtssnd Lines, Marbles DC. s,ihe
L DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipe, and Stems. soma
"A very hhs,ssihs DRUG STORE.
You will hRd pretty let Of Jswelry, sitb.
DRUG STORE.
GEWiNs Nsshins OF, 4 superior srtiele !, "A.
DRUG STORE.
\ ApM ~. ar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-22

Ocaneeche Mills and Tar Yard.
GREEN and Dry hides received st Ii. Yard
Dfy Hides si Brs-s, rsfts 4 Cos. rsy,Lls in
r-1n iat pisss. according 10 size ssd qssiiiyS
N2 Tsaaing done on shares.
Thssdhiis 10 essdlior TO give ssilsfsetiss. G,i.,
rpdt tnsufsj ssiipa rssues. Ne Grsis received 81
sssrsgs except sT eossrset
. H.N wF, Ks'r.
ssss w. a.
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Oar Terms At present are 50 per snspn, o. NE
Cor sir months, paid In advance.
Advertisements dollar pes sqosre fcf W.
6rs. insertion, aud ffiy cents Cor sseh eosiispsp
ten lines 10 constitute Square. A liberal de0N09
wiIi b made 10 liberal rssloneB.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-22
No Old Goods sOere packed a,oay last
FaH to be opened tbs Spring.
RECEIVED AND OPENED.

RECEIVED AND OPENED,
Saturday and MONDAY. the a3d and s5th
instant.
sLsvns. Swiss, Jseonst and Prsted Mtislps. Deb,v.
scAaile Chinir, Gihshah.. Calico. Ladies H.,.
iasw sylsl Trimmings handkerchief. Gloves. Cor.
sets, Belts. Ladies Linen and Psper Cua. and Col.
Ans, Fans, Ribbons, and thousands Of other hing.
IA. only the ladies' can think Of.
Afso Boots. Hats Eur. Wool and s,,w., Ready.
sase Clothing, Shirts. Collars end Ties. Bl,,eh.a
asd Unblsashsd Gotten Cloth; Ksrsy. Co,.on,ds =,
- % 20 cents, summer Csssiner, James for PANT.
ssefs. Sugar and Salt, and IssrI, .,sry ,hinr cain
ID sor in this market
THE UoNDER or THE .sGg
The Selfadjusting COLBY SKIRT.
received BY Express the 2sd instant
h"s curiosity, ladies'. call and see i.
- All kinds of Country Produce IA.
ken IN exchange for Goods.
All Kinds Of Furs, wanted.
Call at C0HEN's.
IT.
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UURE RYE wHIsKEY,
Apple Brandy.
French Brandy.
Pot Wine.
Madsin Wine.
Clio, for Medical Purpo,ss. al ID.
DRUG STORE.
GLOVER AID LUtERNE SEED "a. az
na" Clover snd Lcttfne sctd ia few dare
. 'ne DRUG STORE.
RLUE STONE. :, The
DRUG STORE.
CONGRESS wArEr, a,..
- DRUG STORE
MACE. Nbinsss. cloits, sPics.
~ clhnamon. Ginger snJ Psrper OF the
DRUG STORE.
Il EP0siNE Lsmp Chihnsys. The
N DRUG STORE.
THE BEST TONIC in uss, Elirer Of Pers,ss
= Bark with Pro,OIide Of Iron. 81 The
DRUG STORE.
September ". ca
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-08-23

lpendence towards grand and harmonious
results. Then each lower range will adj
| just itself to that which is above, and each
higher impart somewhat of its own char
acter and energy to all that are beneath
the Common School will prepare fit subjects
for the Academy, and the Academy will
not aspire to be q College, and the Univer-
sity have its fit place of influence and con-
troll, and become the crown and completion
of the whole.
If we may look for such state of things
hereafter, the question is even now one OF
no slight moment, what kind Of Universe
ty out to be in North Carolina ? Before
offering one or two hints towards an an
swer to that question, let Inc say that the
practical question now is how to keep the
Institution that we have in active opera
ton till a larger scheme Of instruction shall
be adopted There can be no doubt that
important changes in the right direction
can be madein it at once, and the way pre-
pared for others perhaps more important
in the future. Such changes, we trust, Will
be at least inaugurated at the meeting-a
few days hence--of the Trustees. All the
alteration that may prove desirable cannot
be made at once. It is, on every account,
far better that they shall be gradual. But
what we have must be kept alive. We have
now foundation to build on, materials to
build with. What now is, may be made
year after year more complete ana perfect
But to allow that which now exists to de-
cay and perish because OF prejudice, or in
difference, or caprice, would be an act Of
folly like that of suicide. We're there no
shame to the State IN such an issue-and
what is it but q confession that we cannot,
or do not care, to sustain Seminary of the
highest order ?-were there no loss to our
young men meanwhile, still, even in the
matter of cost, it would le far cheaper to
strengthen and restore and continue till
better times the foundation that we have
to-day, than to al tempt hereafter to build
anew. The cost Of the continuance would
be q few thousand only that Of rebuilding
from the foundation would count it's hun
dreds Of thousands. Yet, in fact, all that is
needed now is d little confidence in those
whose past success richly deserves it, lit
tie faith in the future, or, better than those
even, a resolu1 purpose that the Institu-
ton which we have been SO proud of, and
which has done the country such excellent
service, shall not be allowed to die. Let
the method be changed, if need be let
new men be brought in, If the old are s. an
impediment," and let our sons, as did
their fathers, feel that their highest aspica
tons for learning can be fully satisfied in
North Carolina.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-08-23
COMMUNICATED.
THE UNIVERSITY.
No TIT

There is another principle which ought,
perhaps, to be made chief, or the chief
element in the reco instruction of the Uni
versity. An especial, OF, possibly, the es-
pecial aim may be to impart the largest
amount Of useful knowledge. This has al
ways been in all schemes of instruction and
in institutions of every grade the best-un-
derstood, and perhaps the most desired re-
suit, and is no doubt the principal element
In the popular conception of education. AS
in any University great part of the sys-
tenn must be fashioned in reference to this
end, so especially in our own, and at this