The News and Observer from Raleigh, North Carolina • 3

RALiCKJH 'V JUNE 11 ISTt wednsspaV i YELLOW EVEK BLACK VOMIT In tlie City HOTELS AND BOARDING' HO USES Nalimial Hulel WtyceU sKncirtoi oatunu acentny we were undo JuJjjM iana Raleigh 0 I cideit'bawe tbtaktpie Winter YARBOROUGH BLAOKNAL1 PROPRIETOR June 10 Joies Wake Murphy Bpraggins Spivey Mrs Mabrey Tarboro Col Thus Ruffin Hillsboro John A Dxison Greensboro Byrd Phila Bundy Monroe Jas McRae ayette ville Hon John Manning Pittsboro 11 Currie Buries A razier Insane Asylum JB Yellowl Greenville A Thorp Rocky Mount Dr A Kinlack Charleston 8 ProfcssorH Reinhart Thomasville emale College Miss MY Griffith Char lotte A Yarbrough Osgood Wilson Mills Davis War ren Ramsey Balt Hon David A Barnes Hon Yeates Murfreesboro Pender Tarboro Mills Buffalo 0 aucett Halifax Barrett Nicholson Herman Baltimore deau Wie Ki i CAPITOL SQVA RE 4 13 IS tA rt 1 RALEICHN rtnto of itr Si' MREEI SON Owners ini 3VrfM us'x WARMSPRINGS Lifestern north Carolina 4 9 Health' and Pleasure Resort Hot and cold water unsurpassed rronntatn climate unequalled scenery aud unificent hotel aocommcxlailons for eight hundred a Hot baths in conjunct! with climatic in fluences almost specific for Rheumatsm Neu Nervous and Diseases Diseases of the Skin Kidneys aud Bladder and Malarial Disorders Send for descriptive circular I Dr'Wm' II' Howerton ijniO lm PROPRIETOR INESTPARKS STATEr fj 'vi th ofi I And open at all times to Guestsu the House THE CITY ''p ML WILSON City Editor It is too soon tn forget the ravages of this ter rble disease which will uo doubt return in a more and vhnbnt fnrm in thA fall moothsot inly IIKPA TINE a Remedy discov ered in Southeru ubia and used with ch wonderful results lu South America where the most aggravated case ot fever are found causes from one to two ounces of bile to be filtered or strained from the each time it passes through the Liver as long as au excess of bile exists its wonderful acton on the Liver and frtomach the INE not only prevents to a certainty any kind of ever and Black Vomit but also cures Headache Constipation of the Bowels Dyspepsia and ail Malarial diseases i No one nee i tear Yellow ever who will expel 3 the Malarial Poison and excess of bile from the blood bv using HEPATINE which is sold by all Druggists in S5 cent and $100 ties or will be sent by express by the Proprie tors A MERllklX A CO Phil Pa Dr Delight CW" I he reports of wonderful cures of Riieu mutism Scrofula Salt Rheum Syphilis Cancer Ulcers and bores that come from all parts of the country are not only remarkable but so miracu lous as to be doubted was not for the abun dance of proof REMARKABLE CURE SCROULA Ac i CASK COL BRANSON Kingston Ga September 15 1871 Gents or sixteen years I have been a great Sufferer frm Scrofula in its most distressing forms I have been confined to my room and bed for fifteen years with scrofulous ulcerations 1 The most approved lemedles for such cases had been used and the most eminent physicians consulted without any decided benefit hue prostrated distressed despon Ung 1 ww advis ed by Dr Ayer of loyd county Qa to com mence the use of you Compound Extract ettl lingla Language la as iusufflclent to describe the relief 1 obtained from the use of the stillin gia as it is to convev an adequate idea of the in tensity of my suffering before using your medi cine sufficient to sav 1 abandoned all other remedi and continued the use of tout xt ract of btillingia until 1 can say am cured of ad of all disease with nothing to ob struct lie active pursut of mv profess on More than eight months have elapsed since this re markable cure without any return of the dis ease 1 the truth of the above statement I refer to any gentleman in Bartow County Ga and to the members of the bar of Cherokee Circuit who are acquainted with me I shall ever re main with i he deepeatgrauiude Your obedient servant BRANbON at Law West Point Ga 8ept 16 1870 Gents My daughter wes taken on the 26th day of June IsflS with what was sup josed to be Acute Rheumatism and was misted fnr the same with no success In March followingni ces of bone began to work out of the right arm and continued to appear tth all the bone from the elbow to he sh aider joint came out Many pieces of bone came out of the right foot and leg he case was then pronounced one of White Swelling After having been contincd about six years to her bed and the case consid ered hopeless I was induced try Dr Pember Compound Extract of Slilllngia and was so well sa isfled with ds effects that I have con tinued the use of it until the present My daughter was confined to her bed about six years beforeshe sat up or even turned over without he She nowsits up all and sews most of her has walked across the room Her general health is now good aud 1 believe she will as her iimbs gam strength walk well I attribute her recovery with th blcs ing of God to the use of your invaluable medicine With gratitude 1 am yours tru BLANTON West Point Ga epi 1ft 1870 The above certificate of Mr Blanton wo know and ceitifv to as being true The th ng is so hundreds of the most respected citizens will certify to It As much reference can be given as may be required Yours truly 7 CRAWuKd a WALKER Druggists HON WILLIAMS tlTDR PEMBERTON 8 STILL1NGIA ia pre pared by A MERRELL A CO Phils Pil Bold by all Druggists tn i oo boules or sent by express Agents wanted to canvass every where bend fnr RnnV nii Medicines nt io poor people pavable In ln btalmenia declt eod It ism Hileigh kmxlb At the 1 we visited on Picture inillerv of the Kerni nary over which he presides with accepta bility and honor Although ayoung man Mr Hobgood has ta ken rank with the most prominent educators of the State and has done is doing and will continue with the aid of his competent corps of teachers the gnateet wotk io Carolina train ing the young women of the Stale fTbe appoin meets of his school are of the best kinds known to the tried and advanced systemsof hvsi ruction The success that baa attended Ms administration is dae to the results of bis work i( Besides the practical work of the school is the lighter and more agreeable labor of the pencil and the brush THE POINTINGS AND DBA WINGS lAst year we had occasion to mention' with approbation not only the quality of the art work 'done by tbe pupils in the schools of painting and drawing but also the large number of painiines reore sentiog tbe amount of work done We are pieaaea io note inis year an improve ment in every respect in these schools A walk through tbe chapel was a pleasure that grew as it'continued1' A sweep of the eye around the well filled walls was re warded with surprise and gratification Under tbe pleasant direction of one of the most distinguished scholars in this depart ment i we examined all 8 the pain'ings sketenes and drawings and are able to present to out readers a description of them that Is comparatively full if it fails in artistic discrimination The first collection that attrhe'ed duf study was Miss Emma In Pair of Lions ''Watauga alls rom Sphere Clytie Cluster of Apples In oil Hunting Scene Swiss Scene Lake Beene Small Studies from ruit and lowers Of these sixteen pieces a crayon sketch of a Pair of Lions io a Cave" is worthy of all praise shading is particularly fine and the accurate observance of pro portion and the mingled expression of stealth and fierceness in the countenance of tbe beasts mark tbe excellence of tbe work The "Clytie a crayon sketch from a cast is the most difficult piece of work in the largo collection and is done with a pal ient exactness of detail and retains so much of the force of tbe bust that wc are at a loss to find a missing curve or an ex aggerated feature iIt is very beautiful atI he eight small studies in oil are gems The ripeness and richness of the fruit and the coloring of the fl iwers are relieved bv a piukish background that gives them an eiq'iisite and natural tint Mias Anna Hunter's nine pictures de serve much In Pair of tiorses limes imhe wood the Little Glea' er Wa auga alls Woodland Scene oHead KI of Babbling Wa ers from casts "Group of Spbt re Horses" are good but the is an excellent piece of crayon sketching Particularly is the figure of the lit i in girl Grawn with a true hand and the wotk is very fine Sphere" and rGuiip of done from casts show study care and good 4 execution Miss Hunter baa done her work well Musa Tiiilft Nnrria Tn flrftvnn uM1n and The Old Shepherd rom casts Pair of Modrls Group of Models Calls Lilly Sphere Miss Lula Norris has some very beauti ful work Her is very good but the crayon sketch of the Shep is by: odds i we think tbe most at tractive of her drawings Tbe landscape is good and is well (brought out and the has lost nothing of his protecting faithful characteristics at her hands Her work from casts has the same marked attention to originals that marks the work of all Miss Swain's pupils Miss Sarah Norns has four pictures In small sketch from Niagara Table Beck Visitors Macanac on Lake Superior and Sheep Miss Norris is a beginner but she is a very good beginner Her crayon sketch of a shep dog finding a sheep in a snow drift is handsomely executed We don re member having seen as faithful a sketch of any animal tn many a day It is almost perfect and reflects great credit on her talents Her other crayons are good biil if they were bad the dog would relieve a dozen of them and hold her rank for her (Miss L'zzie Marsh has tbe following halt dozen good crayon sketches In Rocky Sboal Centra Park New York Old Shepherd irst Borrow and Dog and Bird To our fancy theisfrctriever with the snipe in Lis is a most creditable performance Tbe marked characteristics of tbe dog are in good relief and the dangling position of the bird is very natural Her work is well done Miss oy nine pieces? came next Iq Norwegian Landscape Stag Waterfall Schooner Cast on Shore Dog aud Bird rom Sphere Pyramid Cone Group of Models Of her crayon sketches' seemed to ns to be best but her best work nad evtdtn iy been thrown on her work from casts and in this she has'siKCieded to tbe satisfaction of her teachers and to the "pleasure and of her friends Iler excellence in this depart ment is marked 'MissEttie Briggs nine In Moonlight on the Hudson" Burnham Ab bey and head oft a' dog In oil Winter at Homevase of fruit with grapes on a table and small studies of fruit and flowers Burnham Abbey is very prettily sketched It is an excellent subject fnr such work and Miss Briggs has thrown an apprecia tion of shading and has followed al) the angles and corners so faithfully that she has given us a sketch that Ms valuable and pretty Her pictures in oil are very pretty especially the fruits and Her im provement in her work gives the best hopes of future excellence Miss Sallid Nicholsonr has four pieces in two smaH landscape sketches Newark Bay Swiss Mountain Scene Miss Nicholson has only taken lessons about three months but has dohe somc very good work indeed TTcr sketches are clear cut and clean and she will rank well in this parunent next session1 ok 4 Miss Maggie Carver is another beginner with a half Z'lD ptecea id testify to her natural capacit for ibis kind of art and' to her advancement in herstudiesThty are: In Elm "Trees' Jersey Scenery Dartmouth Uastle Delaware Wntergap Young Robin Hunter Go Away Grepdyl Dartmouth is a good 'sketch'" It is a pretty little picture very modest with no ambitious iitrijUg after egjjct but a good pic ure 7 Miss Carrie Blackwell has the following eight pteaqs Ja Crayon Old Shepherd Small Stag In Hunting Scene Snow Scene'? Three Small Studies Ulf ruit and lowers Of these her sketch of the4 Shepherd is the best "of 'her crayons The piece seems to have' been a favorite with the scholars this year anti it has been done by none better than by Miss Blackwell Her painted tn oil deserve honorable men'ion tMiss Lavinia Blackwell lias two 'very vcunauio pictures iu Beven Mouniainson the Rhine Head of Horse Seven is a very nice bitof work and the Horae's Head is much better than such sketches are usually done This cqnple of crayons will ba much ad mired bv visitors tt Miss Mary Montague theilhrec fol lowing sketches in crayons Wlntert Scene Bird in Qik Tree Crystal Cascade About the relative msrilsof these sketclesof natural scenery we were ttudd will prove most popular On suth a sultry afternoon it has tbe (reset advantage of being very gratefnl to the eyes Alias Swain has arouad a great power to accomplish aoodwork by infnstng into her scholars a love for art and an enlhus' asm inlts prosecution A great manytf tbe pictures might have been better doo' Borne of them are very ill done'but tie best pictures show talent aud study and all indicate improvement We can honestly report progress 'good progress and can pronounce tbe vt ork done good I itaoi th ooNokrt It is a natural complement to pictures'music is i It is an easy and delightful transition from one to the other sWe had walked amongst the pictures in the after noon and at night we sat with ailarge and select audience surronnded by these paint Ings and listened to a very delightful con cyrt The pianos twerein good accord tbe vblces of the girls were fresh and sweet and tbe exhibition of their talents was a new honor to the school We wish that there was room enough to give admission to alt who desire to attend on such occa skids i It is a pieasure that elevates and nstr cs We tb night of this last night especially because the concert we regard as the best ever given by Prof Bohimann Io this place and be has been here a num ber of years His concerts show him to possess fine musical taste and co be a faith ful painstakisg teacher It was a model in length and variety A number of piano solos gave fine opportunity for observing the ekill of tbe performers The following was tbe programme 1 lively and brilliant sung in perfect tune and evincing careful training 2 to for two pianos was played with precision and energy by Misses Norris Briggs Hunter and Ward 3 a characteristic piece portraying tbe wanderings of the gypsies from home to home and sung by Miss Jones in a clear sweet mezzo soprano voice of considerable feeling 4 Last Rose of with variations Dy Herz was played tn charm ing style by Miss Johnson We never tire of hearing this old piece which charms us as docs the rose at all seasons of the year and it causes a feeling of sadness to steal over the soul 5 and by Buck a descriptive piece representing first' the approach of an angry storm which bursts upon the earth in fury and secondly the welcome sunshine returns making glad the flowers and causing tbe birds to sing tit was sung by Miss Briggs of a deep alto voice whose lower notes struck ps as being unusually good and whose singing gave us real pleasure i 8 1 Rondo sururt Theme Elin abeth" was executed tn a brilliant manner by Misst Ward and Jones i 7 Recitative and a piece requiring for its proper rendering great feeling and a proper conception Miss McDaniel met all these requirements and her high notes sharp and A were bright and ringing Her voice has re ceived fine cultivation SECOND PART 1 Overture to Poet aud Peasant by Suppe The first part opened with a slow dignified yet graceful movement Then it orancnes OR into a bnsK animated tempo It was rendered by blisses Nor ris Parham Johnson and Heck in a man ner rarely equaled by school girls 2 a chorus by the Binging class sung with vigor and anima tton It is a beautifu piece 3 by Heller was played by Miss Norris Her rendering of this was excellent and showed that she had re ceived the very best of instruction as regards the proper attack of the notes aud her perception was truly musician like i lower by Bengnani sung by Miss Johnson in a light fl irid and animated manner Her voice is of the lighter kind of soprano and her execution of tbe runs and trills was artistic 5 Hose" with variations by Hunten The theme of this piece is eitnple aud unpretending and yet with each suc ceeding variatiou the rose blooms brighter and brighter Miss rendering of this showel that she Djssesses musical talents of no mean order Her touch is crisp and clean Che Assorts by Vmztno was suhg by Miss Hunter in a natural unas suming manner and completely captivated the audience Her voice is allo of un usual compass Her tones are round full and sympathetic Her success last year had created high expectations which were nr re than met this evening and we want no better proof than she gives of Prof ahility in training the voice Miss Hunter was vociferously encored and response sang more sweetly titan ever "Overture to Barber of by Rossini played by Miss Parham and Prof Bohimann Prof Bohimann last year gave us proof of his ability as a pianist "arid Miss Parham and he rendered ibis piece in a manner which left nothing to be desired The music has died away in the hails Tbe lights are all out The session work has been done A school full of young girls awake this morning to find it 'iVaca lion Wc wish: them and their a happy one i erf 8 Adamland Tbe Garden of Eden now called Gournah is forty miles northeast of Buabreh in Turkish Arabia at the cou rt uence ofjhe Tigris and Euphrates The country is destitute of vegetation with the exception of date palms fbe tree pointed Out by the inhabitants as the true1 and original Tree ot Knowledge differs from the Indian tamarind in that tbe latter bears a bean does not grow to half the size pfran ordinary tamarind tree sThe eager bcss' shown by Europeans to possess a branch of ibis tree has given trise to a deal of imposition on thepart of the natives and unless a large AunWieesi is forthcoming they prevent all attemp ou the part of the visitors Ag possess Ji branch a Atvs ixxiau juf4tag i ut it thus the earnest solicitation of nt hose1! whom 1 owe money I consented to 6iWett cardidato for county That was al ghastly joket that a sinful townsman played on a stranger whom be promised to introduce to a rich planter and then look him around and presented him to the leading undertakers t'y 1 Bet Something Good and Cheap iour at $473 per Bbl Boiled Meal at 60c Coffeeat 1 1 Sugar from 8c to 10c Dried Applies So Ginger Snaps Vrack rs 10c Wheat Bran ljc Matches $2 25 per gross 1 'i Al A SANDKiia' mh5 tf Agent' i ftemnjrk It improves and beaut i ties tbe complexion eradicates tan freckles and dandruff and' imparts to the oldest 'countenance the rosy freshness of youth to use those fine beef bams just 're ceived by MoMaewur JU7 I'M To Suit (ho Messrs Cooke Wainwright have just received a large lot of cotton hoes Wilson plows sugar coffqe bacon flotir lard hats caps and dry goods and selllng them tosuit the times Thev also have a larcm Inf nf Knni aud afidbi offiflo sell at cost feb21 0tn tqCI 1 or upwards of Thirty Years Mrsu Win Soothing Syrup has been used for' children IC corrects acidity of the stbm actq relieves wind colic regulates the bow 1 els cures dysentery and whether rising from prwher Jauses An old aud yeU trl4d repqdyx 25 cents a bot Tla Je25 dAwit Lee Rumple aod Mias Leila WalkurJ North Carolina Un thi School of hutrumontal To Miss Salite Marsh Miss Linda Rumple and Miss Addle W' Williams North Carolina Jn the School of Vocal Jfvajb To Miss Nora 8 Phillips of Washington SOU OKRTtnCATCS GRADUATtOS have been awarded to the following young ladies who have completed tbe couree ot study prescribed in the several schools in an approved 4 Miss Alice Kinloch of in mathematics natural and physical sciences English mertal and moral philosophy rench history drawing and painting I Miss Laura McCant? of C' in mathematics natural and physical sciences English mental and moral philosophy history Latin and rench Miss Alice Virginia in math emaucs: natural ana physical sciences English fhental abd moral philosophy history Latin and rench Miss Lucy Sunfield of tn mathematics natural and physical scences English mental and moral nhilomnhv history rench drawing and painting" 1 A ftan Iki Uwul' LJ 4 4JASU tLii icugku UBfc uau UC'UU nu Inouooed Miss Addie Williams perfirmed In a bnljiant manner a solo tOne of the best fea'uresof the perform ance was tbe recitation of Angels of Buena by Miss Ina McOallt This young lady has a decided talent and this with her sweet voice gained her merited applause i Rev Mr Burwell in pleasant words then awarded the certificates of gradua tion to the following young ladies of the graduating class: Miss Alice Kinloch Charleston 8 "Miss Laura Mc Cants of Winnsboro 8 and Miss Lucy Stanfield of Milton Owing to the unfortunate illness of Miss Alice McRae of Vu she was unable to grace the stage in company with her fair sisters After presenting the certificates Rev Mr Burwell in feeling words gave each a copy of the Holy iBible bidding them God speed in their new life now be ginning The girl with bows and murmured thanks hen took their seats Miss Bailie Marsh an adept in music next favored the audience with a tasia on the piano after which the vocal class rendered a parting song i The benediction was pronounced by Rev 8 Watkins and the exercises closed The audience next took an upward flight into the realms of art or in more sober phrase took a look at the pictures the ex hibition gratifying every friend of the school THB ART EXHIBITION 'j The spacious and well lighted art gal lery of this institution now bears upon its walls probably the finest display yet made by the young ladies in this department of culture The exhibition is one in all ways creditable as well to the talented instruc tor Miss Martha Wright as to tbe pupils The paintings are both in design and execution artistic in greater part while the crayon drawings give evidence of care and skill The industrial draw ings all original designs deserve men uvu wuue me drawings ironi casts are marked by a decided skill and tai ent This branch was taught for the first time the nasi session and the effirts of the pupils show their aptness Mise Wright has spared no pains in the work oi instruction as the results well shjw Tbe art work of this school has ever been characterized by its superior excellence who inspect the present exhibit pronounce it of a high order of artistic merit One of the best of crayon draw ings shown is a large portrait of Judge Baker of lorida from a photograph the work of his daughter Miss annie Baker The same pupil exhibits a spirited crayon of strong in lights and shades and Alias Janie Hemphill exhibits me name tn jignter tine but showing careful work Miss aucette has three meri torious crayons "Group of Wayside and Hell Gate erry Delaware Water by Miss Bettie Hawkins is a good example of the work of that young lady and indicatescare and skill Miss Dura "Holmes exhibits a crayon after McEntee which is clever as is also her sketch'd a dog after Landseer 1 The by "Miss Edwina Johnson is drawn with vigor while Miss Dixie after Merle is quite good One of the same heads by Miss Maggie McIver done in red crayon is novel in treatment Miss contributions are both numerous and artis tic and indicate genius Among them are Head waters of the and These show careful finish 1 Miss Effie McEachern's is drawn with taste and fidelity and the moonlight effect is pleasing The same may be said of a pencil sketch in ranco" by Miss Alice Sloan The industrial drawings original de signs are clever especially one for cup saucer and pitcher by Miss Jennie Mitchell while' Miss Effie design for a tidy is neatly executed The drawings 'from plaster casts are notably good Miss Nannie Burwell shows fine specimens of her workmanship in busts of and She has devoted time fend special caret to this bfanch of the art rand is truly a proficient Miss Maggie McIver has alsoabqstcf which deservedly attracts at tention as does a group by Miss annie Ba ker ani a mask by Miss Edwina Johnson Venu de Milo by the last named deserves special mention Among tbe oil paintings which are nu merous two small landscapes by Miss Lucy Stanfield are noticeable Her larger Maiden and tbe LarktisadJ tnifSbiS Sh'6'has affae artistic as her pictures evince? i ine acterlsticaily "good style are seen in hbl Sunset and a while Miss Alice ana and arein fine taste and pleasing 4 Miss Alice McRae wi ll shows her pro ficiency tn a pair of landscapes and Miss Beulah pa1 tings evince her talent One of these a vigorous bit of autumn foliage is particularly attractive paintings from nature make evident the progress and capaetty of the pupils Among these are panels representing mag nolias and rosea by Miss McIver which are faithful to nature and beautifully exe cuted and all" by Miss Lucy Stanfield pet feet reproductions of hya cinths khd autumn flowers gilt panels by Miss Jennie McAden finely finished deli cate work The last named also shows two panels callas and apple blossoms which are admirably executed fend Hrat are per fectly portrayed by Miss Beuleh Holden in a puuuc ui rrmr by miss Lily Scott is a gem as is also her slate panel with its rich tinted au tumnal foliage Miss Alice McRae treats oak leaves in a like beautiful style on slate pinel and the good manner of both is equaled by Lottie TbOmas in her t'naple Leaves? a nrity 1 Miss loride WtBnsboro'S Ci? who graduated a vear nut T'auriy in a fine copy of on the1 Teabody after WmHardt She also has a panel Both these mark her decided talent I rf Miss right tbemnstructor Shi bl)s Im a placque and some work off ti'es There are' also a fa clever du of dooraketcbearahowp 't'1 i A ssreea with panels oruamen ted with Observations Commencement dresses and bats Revenue collections yesterday wen $l89136j The lager beer five cents a glass fraud has played out Now the little boy begins his education by learning how to swim The report is that Littlefield is to be at tbe Warm Springs this season Tbe grass in the Capitol Square is being mowed for the second time Tbe Slate Treasurer yesterday issued a license to Campe NorfolkVa Tbe various schools of Raleigh last ses sion white and colored amounted to 2065 pupils Another effort is being made to cleans the market house aud to improve the seen' of the place Squirting of tobacco juice on tbe floors of the new government building is still complained ot Daring the term of the Graded School closing last riday tbe attendance amount ed to 575 pupils On account of tbe continued indisposi lion of Mayor Manly there was no muni cipal court yesterday The cisterns on Blount and Person streets are being repaired so as to make them water tight Work on tbe cistern at the corner of Harrington and Hillsboro street will begin sometime this week Salisbury street between the Capitol Square and the Raleigh Gaston Railroad depot needs grading badly Daniel Morgan was fined $10 and costs by Justice of the Peace Barbee for assault ing Mrs Turner Pulley east' Raleigh tbe other day Col Tucker has sent us the first issue of tbe new 3 cent stamp that we have seen It baa a brown face with a large foreign 3 and has no image printed on it Letters in the postoffice without for Prior Hilgeratry 318 West Balti more street Baltimore Aid Benjamin Arnold Chalk Levei Harnett county 0 Joseph orster orestvilloN 7 Tim indications for the South Atlantic and Gulf stales are Nearly 'stationary Pleasure or slightly higher tern partly cloudy weather and local rains with siuthwcst to southeast winds lathe former and east to south winds in the latter district SrtctAL Yesterday Governor Jarvis appoi ted Judge A Avery to Md the special term of the Katfdolpli onnarior Court It begins oo tbe 14th of next tnnnh and some very important cases it is said be up for trial at this term Commissionbrb' Court Yester My Peter Blume Jr bad another hearing I Commissioner Purnell on the wirgeof passing counterfeit money After of a number of witnesses toe deft ndant was mnd over to the Nov ember term of the 8 Circuit court'" ST Offgk During the month or May tbe following new postoffices were Mabisbtd in this State Mapleville ranklm county Merchant Mills Gales View Warren Herrels Mit wii uliamsboro Granville Barnes jie80n Btnnerajan's Pender uollands Wake Roanoke Alartiufe 'lN0 Gars "Sines tbe arrangement new schedule sleepers have been 1 from this place to Charlotte established Southern through tnn8'r 1 the 811riP3 of the Raieigh Gas' Kai road here a sleeper has just beenS61 which just dings the Pullman and' all to pieces Ils finish 8l arrangement are just a Jit tie to exaggerate ahead of anything tn car ime mu yet To gel: a good idee it it must be seen ABt Gautiss of the Tbe eeason seems to have in suraed a new round of pleasures for people On Saturday evening Dr beautiful German was given Batlie and Messrs Borden of Chari Boston and of and wa8 U'd by Mf Johnston honm'i88 Uryam We hear rumors of a twm bof0 those who can hie mH4 10 mountains and seashore tai th 01 the heKt an(' ut nf lbe oepi ci'vrA are fair visitors in the the rnlD8 and on their way to I am i 011? commencements Prominent nlast 'bene is Miss Buford of Rich ai is visiting Miss Elia Andrews gather the city is very bright a are informed by the bv h't tbls performance js given lr Christ Church with the ciiir''SI3iance sonle members of other ot of o'ber friends for the benefit Andm uaicd funL CoL William is treasurer PEACE INTSITUTE COMMENCEMENT 1XIBCISBS? Last evening an iclegant audience sambl in the chapel of ihijjEStituticn as witnesaeaof the Interestfng 'exerciaaBUpon the rostrum were grouped the prin cipsls he 'teachers lady punila and the lonowing gentle nun: Kcv Atfein son Rev 3 Watkins Hon Reade Chief Justice South A2M McPheeters Esq itrof Kerr and I 1 A TylL Tv Xxl Aw aV AdLlUMJUUf VI VUlU ictiimi After a prayer by Rev Dr Atkinson the vocal class rendered the 23rd Psalm as an anthem In tbe illness of Prof Ban man the taleuted instructor ot music Mrs Bauman an artiste presided at the i After a finer itciiaiion tiy Misses Kin loch and Moore and the pleasing rendition of Lost Chord vocal solo by Miss Nannie Burwell Rev 8 Smith of Washington delivered the annual address before the graduating class Hissubject was 'Unconscious and discussed the 'vagaries of dreamland His style was lxth pleasant and forcible and in illustration andanecdote he was pungent and striking 'i Miss Linda Rnmple favored tbe audience with a piano sokq and Miss A Kinloch recited in rench ille de which was specially relished by tbe audience judging by the applause i Miss Nora Phillips rendered in a man ner which evinced her artistic perceptions the two solos Love for and this Heart from Somnambula for which she received much applause Next on the 'programme' was the an nouncement of distinctions which was made by Mr Burwell as follows tt BOLL HONOR AND MERIT 4 Roll of hdhor containing names of young ladies who have been absent from noduty and received no demerit for breach of rules during the scholastic year of nine months Misses Mary 8 Long of Ran dolph Mary Alice Stewart of Monroe Annie Washington Turnbull of Virginia i 2d Roll of merit containing names ot young ladies who though absent from roll call and other exercises on account ot sick ness or other causes have received ni demerit for breach of rules Misses Julia Clement of Mocksville Ella Graham ot Laurinburg kMary A ng Randolph Laura McCants of South Carolina Lizzie AIcCorkle Sallie Marsh Salisbury Bessie Mitchell Jennie Mitchell Orange Brile McIver Alaggie McIver Jonesboro Ina MCUatl jKocKingtiam Sudte AlcKinnon Ida Moore ayetteville Katie McRae Alary McRae Laurinburg Cattie McKin non Mary Patterson Robeson Bettie Parker Warrenton i School of English Literature 'including spelling elocution grammar rhetoric and composition and history Misses annie Baker Julia Clement Julia Creech Katie 8 uller Katie uller Julia Hicks Dora Holmes Mary Hinton Georgia Johnson Hattie Kreth Lelia Lawrence Mary Tong Alary A Long Lizzie Me Corkle annie Mangum "Maggie Merrl mont Jennie Mitchell Belle McIver Maggie McIver Sudie McKinnon Mattie Moore Ida Moore Rosa Penick Annie Payner L'zxie Mangum Mary Patterson Linda Rumple Julia Stewart Alien S'ew art Harnmie Witherspoon Lelia Walkup Willie owe Diriet anh Misses Blanche 1 Cutliff' aucette Virginia Marsh Bessie Mitchel) Ina McCall Bettie Parker Addie Williams Annie Burwell a School of Natural and Phynail Science) In Misses annie Baker Julia Clement Ira McCall Rumple In Phy siology annie Mangum Jennie Mitchell Sudie McKinnon Annie Payne Katie McRae Julia Hicksand Alvis Long In Physical Misses Blanche Cutliff Georgia Johnson Addie Williams Nannie Burwell May Long' Ina Mc Call Bettie Parker Hamtnie Witherspoon In Natural UistoritliBsee ulta Hicks Mary A Long Mitchell Annie Pavne Alice Sloan In Hamtnie Wither spoon Julia Clement and lna McCall In Mary 8 Long Bettie Parker Hamtnie Witherspoon A Williams Misses Witherspoon Leia Walkup School of Misses Katie 8 uller Ida Harding Julia Hicks Georgia Johnson Lelia Lawrence Belle McIver Maggie Alclver Sudie AlcKinnon Mattie Moore Ida Moore Rosa Penick Mary Patterson Julia Stewart Alice 8'ewart Blanche Wynne Addie Lelia Walkup Katie McRae Willie Lowe School of Ancient Misses Bessie Mitchell: Mattie Moore Linda Rumple Hamtnie Witherspoon Lelia Walkup Katie McRae Willie Lowe School of Modern Languages Misses A Long annie Baker Julia Clement ulia Creech Blanche Cutliff au cet Lelia Lawrence Sallie Marsh Belle McIver "Ina AlcOall Linda Rumple Juli Stewart Alice Stewart Bettie Pari Ker Aitate Williams Lilia Walkup Burwell "Lf 0LAB8V jor Miss Mary Charlotte Diligence and Aliases Willie Ellen Lowe Laura Wiley and Rosa Penick Certificates of proficiency Lave been awarded to tbe following young ladies tin Instrumental Music To Alias Sallie AL Marsh of Salisbury Miss Linda Rumple of Salisbury Miss Addie Williams of Charlotte In Vocal Music To Miss Nora Phil lips of Washington v'vv 'v or the School of Diawing and Paint ing Miss annie Baker Nannie Burwell Dora Holmes Eiwina Johnson Maggie McIver Virginia McAden DEPARTMENT MCSIO I 1A School of 'Instrumental Alusic Prof A Class The following young ladies are distinguished for Aliases Lizzies MctlntlriR rv IT AnTr annie1 Baker Belle McIver A or Misses Nannie Burwell Lizzie Mabrey 'Cutliff Ella Mitchell and Blanche Wynne iiw9g or Diligence Misses Mary Patterson Alice Kinloch Julia Cle ment and Alangam Ifl School of Vocal or Diligence Misses 'Alice Kinloch and Minnie aucettrf Miss Julia Clement Diligence and Misses Nannie Burwell Rumple Lizzie McCorkle annie McRae' Lizzies Mangum Ida Moore Belle McIver Maggie McIver and Bessie Mitchell ts IT torSDiilgence Mtases Bryan Dixie Leach Bettie Pnrtnr a nni and Sue Spivey ior Progress Misses Mary Adams and '1A Moire GUtgence and Misses Liz zie Allen Alinnie aucette Georgia Johnson annie Mangum Bessie Mitch land Jennie M'tcbell 13 CKKTilOxTaa PROICIENCY In addition totbe 'above distinctions which are testimonials to tbe diligence and i creditable recitations of the scholars dur ing the term there have also been awarded Certificates of Proficiency to certain schol ars who hare completed the prescribed i course of instruction jo any dstudy and' who have given satisfactory evidencayOf proficiency i iv In the School of Mathematics Miss Nannie Burwell Raleigh Miss Edwina jonnson ana anss ueorgta ejonnson ris i In the School of Natural aruf''Physioal Sciences Ta Miss Nannie i Burwell Raleigh Miss Georgia Johnson Virginia MisiBjtlie Parker North Carolina Miss'Mary Hamilton Witherspoon South Carolina Mian Addie 'Williams a ths School of To Mias Llndg' oy tuk oBSHgrmt No sale having been made of the nr perty conveyed to me by Hale in his deed of April 2 1st 1879 and A Gattis a creditor secured in said deed having requested me in writing to sell sakl property at public auction as provided for in said deed and It appearing to be for the best interest of the creditors that such sale should be made of all of said prop ertv as a whole and upon the? terms fol lowing wit: one third cash remainder on credits of one and two years in equal inslaltnents with annual interest of six per cent from day of sale with good and sufficient security therefore by virtue of tbe powers conferred in said deed and con formably thereto I will offer for sale at public auc'ion at the court house door in the city of Raleigh at 10 a on Tuesday the 17th day of June 1879 th? following property conveyed in said deed of trust registered in book page 763 office of Wake county viz The Observer (daily? The Ob ssbvkr (weekly) the subscription lists and the good will of each of the same all types proof presses composition cases stands Imposing stones all accounts for subscription or advertising The circula lion of The Daily Observer is abnui 1800 of The Weekly Observer 4600 Toe advertising patronage pays about $5000 annually The amount of current subscription accounts now due and pay able isabout $11000 The purchaser must agree and undertake to perform all of the obligations of Hale to the present subscribers and advertisers Tuos Robinson Trustee Raliigh May 24 1879 NATIONAL STREET AND OWNERS AND PROPHISTOKS June 10 Col Avera Goidsbo'O Mail Isaac ort Wake orest College Herring Baltimore Clement Manly Newbern Dr Ward Stantons burg Major A Gordon Craven county Prof A Kc dd University of North Carolina Rev Durham Bu chanan Geo Blackwell Cheek Durham 8 Jordan lletidersonville John Smith Dumfries Va Prof Grandy University of bioilh Carolina Barron Columbia 8 Mays Taylorsville "North Carolina Wyatt M(Cklenburg Geo Aller Newbern" Walter EDaniel Weldon Il Montague Covington Ward erebee gWake orest College Jones Mrs A Dnyis Oxford Compton Clayton LaCrosse Wisconsin Jefferson Philadelphia Jno Dowd Durham Capt Tbos Cbevasse Capt Ward It A Tho Allen A INecktlcs bows collars and ttuffv hosiery gloves handkerchiefs and furnish ing goods ginerally for ladies and gentle men to be found in great variety at 8 Waitt Bros ju 8 mJ'? is headquarters for si over fly fans fly traps and seasonable goods ot all kinds such as bird cages bath tubs wire dish covers ice cream frei rs coalers preserve kettles glass and tin fruit jars flower potSAc Hardware tinware and house furnishing goods of every description Just receiveda large lot of? baskets i al) kinds (fans a specialty Remember the aJ Lumsden 0 mrch25U Weikel CoAS In order to be abreast with the times in every respect this enter ising firm are receiving daily samples of all tbe most fashionable and seasonable goods now in the market Select your samples aud they will send for the goods and make them up in a style that for ele gance and finish cannot be Surpassed Their charges will be moderate ana suita ble to the times All goods now on hand will be sold at very reduced prices for easb only Call and examine their stock You neeon'tbuy unless you like7' i lOO'OOO feet pine' lumber' 200000 heart pine sawed shingles 2000 bushels of bolted meal 2000 bushels of corn 2 car loads of baled fodder 2 car loads of baled hay and a variety of all kinds of horse and co feed on hand and offered very low by Green Powell4 a i iiro viiAJiit The Gasion House xewbebs SfB STREET SON Proprietors 8 STREET 8k Ji STREET tnhM tt 4 HOWELL 'JOBS i C0I(B pin) ii iii fl ouse im overhauled and renova ted KST Aln every respect Ixieatlon desirable belmr stunted near all business Poai oiiioet Lumkmil House City flair and court Ucue( Bte $2 and $20 Per Day li Our Motto is: TO PLEASE COBH A AH 4 rJAt sar iTwmfeTV fiwAAMWn ZV aww MAA1U Vf1KUII It 14111 IfT MIT10D r2fLn? yerterday in thia court invitation of Prof Hobgood a nougn the Judges (Bond and Brooks) yesterday tbe picture gallery tuvuu MIU AJAWB9J aionaay last adjourned tbe court to meet yesterday at 10 a nd Judge appeared at the time both of them had vamosed the They (tbe Judg s) said that the lawyers exhibited sn aston ishing unreadiness to come to trial in all caie and they were unwilling to stay (an indefinite time) until they (the lawyers) got ready Under this condition of affairs the court got up and got so to speak "I It is said that the plea of poverty was not a g'jod one The United Stales Mar shal a few days ago received $2500 with which to run tbe court yet the court re fused to be run1 Juries aside the civil doeket could have in a great measure oeen cleared but for tbe extreme uoreadi ness of i be attending lawyers and the ex hausted srate of the Judiciary la the United States Circuit Court ad journed fer this term is a question asked but not yet answered by authority The or voice to this effect uaa resounaea through the inacoustic court room As to tbe state of the court official information is wanted "Judge Thomas Ruffin of Hillsboro Maj McR of ayetteville and Hon no Manning of Pittsboro are at the Yarborough Avera of the Goldsboro Mail was at the National Hotel yest rday Clement Manly Esq of the Newbern Bir one of tbe most talented young men Of Eastern Carolina is attending tbe ses sion of tbe Supreme Court and has rooms at the National Capt Beonehan Cameron commander of tbe Orange Guards is at the National Dr Ward of Siantonsburg a gentleman of the Old School Democracy and long prominent in tbe politics ot East ern Carolina is at the National Maj A Gordon of the Egypt arm in Craven and early in the war on the staff ot Adjutant General Martin in this city was at the National Hotel yesterday Professors A Redd and Gran dy of the State University have rooms at the National Kev Durham brother of the gallant and lamented Plato was at tbe National Hotel yesterday 'A Good Way Go North There was never a better opportunity to get North cheaply than at present by the for the competition has cut down rates greatly Tickels are now sold from Portsmouth to Baltimore for $2 50 or $4 for the round trip One may now go to New York from Raleigh by llib route lor ou nuns i rnrtMnonih and $850 from there to New York Tbe rate from here to Baltimore is onlv $1150 in the same way This certain gives bottom rates to travelers Supreme Court met at 10 on yesterday morning all the Jus ces present The day was consumed by tbe argument on the petition to rehear the case of John stone Jones vs A Mial et al from Wake Messrs Merrimon uller Ashe for the plaintiff and Haywood and Batchelor for the defendants pend ing which the court adjourned until 10 this (Wednesday) morning Dr Aristides 8 Amongst the most worthy and distinguished Doctors of Divinity created bv the Sena'us Amrfpml cus of the University at its last session was the Rev Aristides 8 8ml of Halifax The honor has iallcu on no venerable head that will wear it more modestly or upon whom it will sit more gracelully The Guild The regular semi mouthly meeting of St Guild will be held in the reading room this (Wednesday) evening at 8 Let every member attend if possible maple leaves marsh grassra and morning glories is boh bwuVlful and novel and is tin work of Miss Virginia McAden NEW ADVERTIS SM ENTS PINAORE Tacker Hal riday Ereaiog hoe 13 lb At half past eight by select Compiuy of an4 gentlemen amateurs of the city will be presented iiui 1 OR The lam That Loved a Sailor I A Comte NuUoal Opera la two aeu by Ar thur Sullivan an Waller 8 Gilbert with appro priwte Hienry and costumes oXeis to A ire Gallery Wo Re wved a aULwith iut extra rharg can se cured at Mr it ilea Diug store ou Thurs day and riday I.