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EXPLOIT or AN ACCOMPLISHED "fHsv0."

from New York, on Thursday evening, and without
registering his name, engaged room at one of the
village hotels, in which, by his instructions, large
and apparently well filled trunk, comprising his bag
gage, was promptly deposited. On Friday morning
the consequential guest proceeded to business by
hiring a stylish horse ana vehicle from the livery
drive to Prices Ridge, few miles distant and
would return in couple of hours The fellow mas
not since reappeared with the property which Is
gentemany guest was 'fraud," the hotel keeper
forcibly opened the trunk, and found it tightly
similar to that sold many stores In the city at this
The New York herald., 1870-06-05

GENERAL BANKS is puzzled over the manner
in which his report on Cuba was obtained
recently, and President Grant is similarly mys-
titled as to the way In which his secret message
relative to st. Domingo was obtained, both
these documents having been published exclu-
sively in the HERALD recently. We can set
both these distinguished gentlemen easy at
once. The reports were obtained-by superior
enterprise,
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
JERSEY CITY ALDERMEN TAKING NOTES m Newark

Yesterday afternoon Messrs Wakeman, FitZrat-
rick and John Mcdonald, members OF the Jersey
City Common Council, together with Chief Engineer
Coyle, visited Newark for the purpose OF examining
and inquirlng into the workings OF the fire alarm
Jersey CITY. They were received and taken on the
grand rounds by Chief Engineer Car1ruf They
and were specially pleased with everything they
were shown pertaining to the Fire Department.
training the horses had attained Billy Camaeld',
pair Of bays surpassed anything Of the KIND they
had ever seen.
The New York herald., 1870-06-05

been arrested for alleged forgery and con-
spiracy to defraud the State of Virginia of
$1,000. Without knowing anything of the
merits of this case presentiment seizes us
that Mr.. Chahoon is an object of persecution
on account of his position in the late NUM-
cipal war in Richmond. If such is the case
it is pitiful method Of restoring peace and
harmony
The New York herald., 1870-06-05

THE BLACK POPULATION that 80 character
istically buzzes about the free concerts of the
Marine Band in the White House grounds
were dispersed yesterday by sudden rain,
and took refuge indiscriminately in the base
ments, entries and halls Of the White House,
soaring General Grant and his family from the
portico
The New York herald., 1870-06-05

THE FRENCH MINISTER TO THE PRUssIAN
COURT, who has been enjoying short leave
of absence in Paris, has been ordered to
return to his post at Berlin forthwith. He
has ''seen" the Emperor Napoleon, and
received, it may be, an idea on the subject of
Papal infalliblity. The Goth day of June will
be an eventful day in the history of Europe.
The New York herald., 1870-06-05

will find themselves under nobler conditions
than ever One language, one religion, one
nationality, one brotherhood will no longer
be the vain dream of the poet, but living,
present fact. Will not this be the millennium?
The New York herald., 1870-06-05

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-THE FAIR ONE wrrn
BLONDE WIG.
The New York herald., 1870-06-05

WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERfE, Broadway, cor
ner Thrtieth s-Matnee daily Performance evening
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS ru-aoaHow EVENING.

THE TAMMANy, Fourteenth strect-GRANp vApr
ENTERTAINMENT.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
23d st.-TuE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22
Ton ALLEN being engaged to 6ebt Jen
Mace in July next cannot aecon0odaie
Joe Coburn until after that time.

CALI1osHIA RAIsins. - Tue Nevada
Transcript Of January 18th bss the an
nexed on the resources Of the foothills i:
A few days since ws mru,ioned the
fact that W.dsworth / Buiterield bad
succeeded in prod ucinx au exrell~n' quail
ity Ufra,sius, and since they have demon
s,ra,ed that rais,ns cau be produced ~ =
profit, the experiment will be interesting
to grapc.growrrs in this vicinity. The
vines from which the grapes were taken
we're set out three years ago, and the
last was the second season Of bearing.
The y,e'd was $50 pounds, which receiv-
ed no other ireai ment than drying in the
SUI and parking. When cured, the
Weight WAS reduced TO l25 pounds, and
at the prescott price Of rA,sins, the pro.
prieiors get eight cents per pound for
all the grapes raised. The vines bore
heavily this season, City two pousds
having been gathered from four stake.
The raisins have . splendid flavor and
are equal to the best Malaga, but they
are not 80 large ~ they will b. when the
vines are . little older. It would BE-
we'll for those Who are ssssisg oct viass
10 ascertain the best varisties for raisins
and plant some With view 70 their pro-
daction. il 10 sure 70 beeo0e ~ iOpor'
Ians and profitable bssinsss . this oeate.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

The overland wires are working
again. We gather the following item
of interest from the Gold Hill News o.
last evening:
The Stanton relief fuad has reached
$lOo. 900. This 10 an appropriate gift
10 the widow of the late War Secre
tary.
S.lnave has been captured BY the
Hay,,en rebels. We are afraid bis
mnlsdy is incurable.
The Mississippi Legislature has rati'
6ed the Fifteenth Amendment.
There isa report from Cuba thai
large numbers of rebels have surren
dered.
Everything seems to be going on
smoothly in France.
Its said that Lopez sill has a body
of 600 Parayu.ysns with him. He
has taken to the Mountains.
The incredible s'a ement IS made
ths, Henry Ward B-echer has refused
TO ..staud the raise" in bis salary.
Guess mebbe that nint so.
e.enteen OF the Ass-mblymen and
three of the Senators Of the Georgia
Legislature who, last year to"k tie
test oath will not dare to do it nov and
their seats will tie gwen TO loyal men.
There have been terrible storms at
the East and loss Of life.
Seward is in Havana.
The French Corps Leeisla'if BY n
vote Of 224 70 80 have decided against
We give this statement ss
We End it. Oar readers know what il
menos just as sell AS We do.
There is . big rebeilioo against the
Jusrex Government in Mexico. Active
measures have been takeu to suppress.
it.
Heavy rains and high water are re- |
ported in California. Msrysville seems |
10 be threatened With . GOOD.
The blockade on The o. P. r. R. is
,ver and - train has got through.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

= = accosut - Drease. - ven - q vhea
Drsnss may G. llsrt, ~ bot 80 csnt . Jingle
lssr 1. to g " the LsneAt q the pr psistors u
the Dremsa lins VI saeamers. -
Lseser balls I'D acknowledgements, - yell -
Esuss os .ccUunt, shali b. n,.ds to csa.farm ~
tn = articles. -
Ax1sc VII The accounts between the two
dstrs n,~nts shal. 10 cl0scd at the expiration of
e~eh quar'sr.f the calendar y"ar,. ~ quartet y
aiehneats aud cxa.unt- pselare.I BY the General
Pvet s.fRce in Waeh .gtOu; AID. ssving been
eA.nli,sssi, eos.pas.d. ami settled by tie Pat
Oflise Of Bremen the bVlaMco rh u bc IAnt.
without delay BY that department ~h'ch .bai' b.
iound Indebted ~ the o'har, Il the bath .
f.vOr I'll fsess. n, il shall Le par, over by the
Uu.tc.i states 1t Bern aud il in iav,r of the
u"Iied >safe>, il hal. DO paid I'VE, ~ Bre".en
II v ash 'Un. L, the zen. raj rust, flee NJ
l. nsi.,'. ~ he cgesiit Of the u if~d States. rs
t.,- ROslni s>ter- Ie,.erAl If The U"its d siatr~
s,.a d.r.cI Nei.h r .Ilacs is to CHI ge ~ The
ether .y rom"'-eion ui-sn any s,~g it may
cU,lect The ~ pes Cent. cuinniiasi n to he
Ir- tuna ter ii ben.eu, stitulAies, in attic Va
If The arrangement. iSl1 i to .ea r. and
the he, these ipcls- tx effect: and
t"- services ie9ui, Ell by the srrsng, ment al
iS.7 than aS pVvid.d in article Vi. ( the pies.
ent c nSc.'s,Uu
Anf.LE vIii The steamers If the two lin~.
shall he ie,iuire., t. convey all deal returned
iieis. lid tie .ficisi COMMUNICATIONS Of the
es. tive p 81 ce,A. tnlehts VI the United .ttcs
.,r, Dsen,en. les IF charx-.
AhTi LIE IA III . arrangement, which sup'r-
.es.es IN. t,mp aary afrane enie It Vi 9th j." y.
le.3 IL e. go mt. feet vn the 18TH of August.
Is ), aud II is J.se cun Inu-d in rec uriti'
nuiiei Oy mutual ;Us,s ut, or By eiih~' PIT de-
.ar MT after the exp rati n Vf ,hIee mouths
resi.us Mt &c to he .ther; ami it ma, a,so
,e,es ~Leuever the bremen 81, aihers rae uu
hing
In witness wi.ei eof, ~e ave he. eun Set
,ur lanes ami sH'Acd the sea OF our re rect We
.Ibc ., t.i> 4th day Uf August, .,ne .hu,I..ud
.,kht hundred aud fifty three, AT th. cry II
y ..h TX tvu. JANIS CAAPB.LL.
Postmaster. G neral
RUD LrH >ChL. D., |
Minister Resident # the Republic vi u. s.,ien. |
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

YoUxG HgXLkY who is the 500 of BIZ
father, the old War Horse and champion
borrowed-shirs wearer of the Pari6,
Coast, 10 accused Of having renouncee
his allegiance to the Uniied States and
become . citizen Of Maximilian's Em.
pire; and it il claimed th It be therefore
10 not entitled to . seat in the Cal,for-
mia Legislature, Of which deiec'able
body be is acting as . member. W.
we'll remember how unceremoniously
old Doctor Duneombe Was ous,ed from
the California Assembly some years
ago upon . charge that be was no
longer ~ American citizen, be having
forfeited his citizenship by taking an
oath to support the patriot government
Of Canad3.. We remember that Tod
Hobinsoo made an argument 10 Dun
combe's favor aud that Jim Hardy ap.
peared ia behalf Of bis prosecutors, the
Lecomptoa Democrats. At that time
aud snder the then existing circum-
stances th.re vas neither rhyme, rea.
son. Law, nor gospel to sustain the net
Of ezpaleion; but since then the United
States has BY treaties with foreign
Powers accepted Of the doctrine of ex
pa,ria,ion; and ifthe Democracy of The
Cslifornis Lower House are TO be gov.
erned BY a precedent which vas set by
their predecessors, and if they are to
De governed by the existing laws Of
they cannot consistently do
oth~r~ise than 10 Gust Nr. Henley if b.
did, a. is claimed, renounce bis Ameri-
Gao citizenship AID swear allegiance to
me Mexican empire" Republicans
could not do this, however, for such q
procedure would be the virtual recog.
I;tion of the said Empire" a. an
actual Government; but thr Democrats
cannot refuse to break him of his office
aud remain faithful to their declarations
and former acts.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

Pssvsurios o. 0nuP n WssAs.-
The Santa Csus parmers' Club die
esssed the sss Of blue-atoae ~ their
last meeting. Mr. Humphrey, - r.
ported In The S~nusel, said BY espe
Renee be bad found that whes, soc
from the sack ~iihout blue-st"ne pro
cess, not one grain 10 Eve germinsted
and produced true wheat free from
smut; tina, 10 nlu~-stoning and not sack.
ing one-hslf grew, and the wheat
which hr soaked in q sUiu'i"n Of blue.
stnne and n-dist-iv sow-d ximos'
every grain grrminnted, and the rr"p
IN. entirely IRE from -mut H. firmly
believed thai in tue ins' Twelve years
he had lot ST 900 in wheat alone. by
NOT foii"wi"g the latter pr"eess His
plan was to blme.sI"n- early in the
morning AMI r"w Immediately He
used one pound of blue STONE, d ssolv-d
in four gail. ~ Of w-'-r, to five hun
dr-d pounds OF whe.t. Mr. M""t-uh
said h~ h ID blue stoned on the Merred
River crop OF twenty acre., used one
pound Of blue stone to three hundred
pounds at y heat, and = good crop wa>
the result. Had used sal (fr"m pork
barrels and thu brunei IN the plare OF
blue stone, aud fund il answered he'.
ser than hlne.s,o"e Wss s~ti.6ed thai
the salt process ~ns better and cheaper
,h.o b'ur.-t,ne. Lime had been tried
but failed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22
The SUFFRAGE QUESTION In A NUT.
SHELL
Collar quotes Grant ss saying:

QUOteS Nc
hone to see the time when every man
n this country may have pnwer to express
his Dan opinion. tn follow whom he phases
to vote y. he likes. and To have his vote
couns~d. without molestation, or hiudrance
or insult.
la this declaration President Gran,
sia'es the principles which uuderIies
snd gives virtue to the Fifte- nth mend.
ment. Il was urged by weak kneed
Republicans when the proposition FIRST
was mootei Of giving the Freedmen
The ballot that the Democrats Il, d
rebels, their f"rmer masters, would
capture the negro vote. Ia reply to n
remark Of ours, yesterday, that the
colOred men would vote at our next
State election, u Democratic friend re
piled in effect that the bulk of the black
men whom he knew ~Ould support his
.icket Aud this may be so-al,hough
ne doubt It; but whether such should
or should not prove to be the case the
principles for which We all contend
when We support the Fifteenth Amend
ment 10 none the less vindicntrd and
established; for when that instrumen,
isspuee enerafted into the organic Law
of the land the time will have come
"wben." as Grant expresses it, "every
man 10 this country may have the power
20 express his own OPINION, 10 follow
whom he pl.nses, to vote rs he likes,
end to have his vote counted siihnut
uolestasion or hindrsnce or insult"
II is to place in his hands that effective
measure Of self protection which the
elective franchise gives 10 the ciriz-n
that the eolored man is to be invested !
with the right to vote. This principle
is above party. AMI far superior TO any
Incidental considerations which may
arise out Of its application.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

Tug CUBAN RKvoLuTIos appears to
have pretty much pe,ered out. q. S.
Consul General Plum, who has all along
been friend of the Cuban Cause speak 8
If he insurgents as few in numbers nd
but poorly prepared to offer further re.
sist.sce to the Spanish Authorities.
One, Of che causes of the failure of the
eairists is, undoubtedly too much Junta
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

A FUNNY MIsrAKs.-Tne Enterprise
Of yesterday tells ~ follows Of . funny
mistake:
Night before last . friend of ours
carried home, 10 acordance w'h ."
order from his better half. y bottle Of
coal oil aud = bottle Of vinegar. The
bottles being of the same SIZE and
shape, the funny mistake Of filing .
lamp with vinegar and put ting aside the
coal oil for table use vas made. the
trouble both man and wife had 10 Try
'og to light that lamp may be imaEi"ed
tut cannot easily be described 10 prot.
Between the rxertions Of the bigger
half and better half. however, ell The
matches and paper in the b0sss v.re
exhausted before the mistake was dis
covered.
That must be the nAa Who beiled
his watch and timed the epsrasiea b
. new laid egg.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

"SQuIsEs the Washioesoa ceres
poodeut Of the San Frsseisco Chronicle
writing under date Of jan. 9th says Of
Governor Saf0rd
He has interviewed the Secretary Of Var
touching the pulley Of sending en0osh troops
10 Arizona to rid it of troubles0me Indians
at once. Delegate McC"smiek Is preparing
an elaborate speech in support Of 0overnoS
Szffurd's policy. The Governor was entsr.
t.ired BY Mr.. AeCsrmick during his scjourn
in Washington.
OF Nevad-ns in Washington he says:
NEVADA has her usual quota Of represen-
t.tives. Among her latert arrivals are Charles
C. Warner and Thomas n. Nusler. The
former. we understand, will succeed Mr..
Gage in the Internationsl Revenue O0es II
Virginia.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

BsoAOWATER has been sentenced to q
.ssvm Of t~eoiy years in the State Prison,
s ,hs three years which be served there TO
10 reckoned in. This gives him seven.
teen years to serve. So 10 learn from
the Rseeille,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

Tvs CoLunBIA EIvEx IN Oregon. il
said 10 be rh"k-d With ice sbove the
Cascades.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES

L
Agreed alnn between the Pust-G fice Department
of tue nitel states ..d the Pv-t-ufhce els.I
mont 'he tis.s-satic hsi ubiic b. lr.
vidink .ne Reg RATION O valuable 4. tiers,
~ be cU"veysa BY the Un ted st~,es ). q nren-
Gu Lan.s Il sts.mers, airsct, between Nsw
Ivsk sod brsa.snusv<n.
o~ssu 1t any p,-s Utics in the Uni.eI Staie.. aud
add. . --..d any part u the herman austrian
f.st. U"sss, 4. p sled N the Gern.n ustr sn
r.-tAl CShsn, AMI adfressrd g.. the LhiI ed c.,
"i Ns1 AOsk ~ b emen, l., be thence Conveyed Ly
q . CnU-a state. anu hremrn ines VI .. e,n,ers,
sta 1. ESm and after the 81 day IL August, one
g.. ~,1ht hundred and fty -fv be s.sIe1-
81 ~ tn- sfite VI m1'iny, VI th.. a.piicss VI
the i'.rsUn LOOT nk the P,Ovsdo. that the
II postage char eabls th-reUn ~ su,s.tL. to-
geIh.r with u reg ion fee 6ve each
istts' be p-s,-.id Al .uch nrailinx "ific- And
prvsied II -. That such rryssiratl" shall 10
c.sDspulssy: sissal ssOt render the o. ectivs
f.~.- nics Departure, is VI the Uu,,ed States az
rs eseG, their r-venuso liabe for the lo>. VI
such istts . or packets, ~ the cVstrnt. Their Of
AssICL. l All such iettsrs packet. ID
IN the erSUr the UNI. al STATES VI the Ger.
naz Aasir,Aa Total Uni n res. ctivs,y shall "
received registered, and rsc~pted tor &. Coed
IN the Ssu-rai rseulssiUee issoeu in each cUu.tTy
rsy.rd the segistrstr q u ssIu .Gi~ letters,
asd sis.si b. ssni & TIE sxeAanEs ul1css " N-~
FORK D. emsn. respectively for The purla.e os
b. ny ErwarJsa thence By .as next di sssAsns.
Akrlcag LII. lAe respective excuanse vlhc~s
u .sw iOrk snd Bremen .hali make . sspAaa,s
letter hill fur ssch rrgssesrsd letter, o. I
reRirtersd ssstsss, originally mailed - ex- |
ehasgs v0s sent ~ then q b Ervarusd, ~ |
pfsse ibsS BY the rsu,a iuos referred tOin .stcls
ssA - II sssss fhse in tAe ..ns u the psr-os
.r.s~ss; iss pss-uocs ~ which Il b 70 b. mailed
ks delivery, ed the ra'e 81 p0-tags 6ur saci sss
tex. TIE r0s' ssasass ., I'D sAchange olRcs ri
tAso asl saeh such letter. par 81 " teatsss IN
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

TBkY have been having heavy rain!
all over California.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upn between the Pnst- Office Department
VI the United States an.i the Post Office i,epart
msni Of the HAn- s.tic Republic of emsn,
Md ~ M Article Ii Of shs Postal Convention
Of August I, 1858.
The international correspondence, conveyed
eth by Umisei Ssntes q Bremen steanss ., b.
t~een the United St4t~s or its Territories and
Bremem. will b hereafter subject to .le follow
ing p staxt chsrge., vis.:-
Postage "a och letter ~ packet not ex-
ceesiing half IN uuace In weight, 10 cents.
AbJve half an ounce. and not over one
Above un- ouoc-, but not excssdine one
ounce md . half 30 +"
Above ono oauce and hall, bot not ex-
c@edng tw, ounces, 40 90
And the postage will increase in this scale OF
"a cit: Additional ten cents or
each additional halEouncs, or Fraction II half.
ounce.
Payment In advabcs shall BE- optional in either
eounlry. 1t shall mot, however, be permitted TO
pay les than the Whole rate; and 70 account .hall
b taken VI the prepayment Of any fraction Of
that rate
In witness whereof, we have hereto sst our
names and afhx the ss.ls q our respective
p0ess, this twesty-third day Of AuGu.t, one
Eh0osnnd eight hnnAred aud sixty. q the city q
Wsnhiagsea.
tasAL.l ,. HOLT,
fsnAl.l \. SCRLAlDaN,
II 11nnIAsS nsG6dsat = Dss4n.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

Agreed 1lnn between the Pust-C fIice Department
Of tao 4 states sd the Po-t-vfhce elsAi :
nso..t { he iix.s...stie hsl ubic b. -cu, tr.
vldinx .be Reg RATION OI valuable l.. Tiers,
~ be co"veysa BY the Un ted states q nr-r.-
Gu Lan.s Al sts.a,ers, 0irsct, between Nsw
Ivsk spd brsuseuhsvrn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-25
WESTERN MARYLAND
COLLEGE.
FOR STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES, IN
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.

INlllS Institution was Incorporated BY Act Of
Il General Assembly, in March, 1858
II Is elgibly located in tho lOurishing and
healthy city Of Westminster, in Carroll county,
on the line Of the Western Maryland Railroad,
about midway between the cities of Baltimore
aud Hagerstown; and, although under the
srecial patronage of tue MARYLAND Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Protestant
church. Is strictly free from any sectarianism,
either in ito course Of study or rules of disci.
plne.
THE FIFTH SEMLANNUAL SESSION
Will commence on Tuesday, September 9Th,
1870, and close on Friday, January 9Th, 1871,
embracing 20 weeks exclusive of the holidays
at Christmas.
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTORS.
Rsy J; 7. WARD, Priaeipol-Professor of
Moral Science.
WILLIAM II. ZmagagAS, A. NJ, Vice Prinei
Pai-Professor of Natural Sciences and Modern
Languages
Rgv. JANIS W. REESE, A. M.-Professor of
Ancient Languages aud Literature.
X. ". BgOCKETr A. M.-PrDfessor of Bellies
Lettrcs, and Principal of the Grammar School.
THoNAs A. GATCu, A. M.--Professor of MaLh-
ematcs.
Rev ,AUOusrUs WEBSTER, D. D.-Professor
of Theology.
j. W. GlEnSG, NJ. D.-Lcclurer on Anatomy,
Physiology and Hygiene.
Il. ., NoGMEsr, ESQ, -Lecturcr on Civil Law
and Political Economy.
Miss ASslE $, IIASOE-Prcceptress If Ladies'
Department.
Miss Lvun $. KEsLEy-Teacher of Music,
French and German.
Male and female students will rcctc IN scya-
rate eiassss, but all will have the advantage Of
instruction from each Professor having charge
OF the studies pursgcd.
Summary or EXrENsRs roR 20 WERSs;
Board, washing, fuel and lights $50 90
Tuition in Preparatory Glass 10 90
Grammar School (Engish) 10 90
=" with Latin
and Creek II so
" Collegiate Course Seientifcl % so
Scientific and
Classical) so 90
Naturalization fee payable on entering
Collegiate Conrsel 3 90
Instruction in Music, 4 use ofinstruments % 90
ESird branches mot named in the regular
Course of Study will be charged for at
Professors rates.
TERMS.
Cash IL advance for 10 weeks, both for board
and tuition
Books and stationary purchased of the Col
lege must be paid for on deiiuerH
Students holding Scholarship will Of course
have nothing to pay on tuition; but they will
be required to pay 10 weeks in advance for
board, &C.
The Board Of Trustees of the College require
that these terms be strictly complied Nth.
For Catalogues aud Circulars containing full
information, address (cn:lusing postage stampl
REV. J. 4. WARD, PRIHcfpAL,
Westminster, Md.
ships should address Rev. r. LigGt Wil,on,
Conference Agent for Western Maryland Col.
lege, BONNEVILLE, Frederick county, Md.
aug ls-tjan
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-08-25

GENIUS, TALENT, TACT. These three
elements Of mans power are ofton con
founded, aud arc frequently employed
to express the same thought. Genius
may be defined as certain faculty
which is without knowledge or expo.
rienced effort. 1t is a high capacity
under the power of inspiration, the flash
of noble thought rushing suddenly on
the brain, but shaped into perfection by
tho spirit Of order aud art. Genius
works from within outward, and is its
own end; and then goes abroad for an
audience.
Talent, however, is something prscti-
cal in its operations. II is solid sub.
stance. II grasps the primary qualities
and relations of things; it works from
without inward; it fluids, it models aud
ends in society; goes to the soul only
for power, and then exists in exhibition
Tact is the power to control aud di.
rect, as well as to realize the practical
workings Of common sense. 1t is the
exempliicatious OF sound Judgment as
acknowledgement from mere imigina.
ton. Tact il eaplmon sense shrewdly
working out the accomplishments of a
given end, subordinating aud making
others tributary to its final success.