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We extract from the Register of the 25th instant
the following article in relation to the university
Of North Carolina: . b, -..s7 =. a.y1a.sa,o L.
AS Ct The FIFTfETH ANNfvERsARY CoMMENcEMENr
OF This Honrishing Institution, takes place as our
readers will preceiYe by the usual advertisement
in another column, on the first Thursday of June
next, and we learn from reliable source. that the
business and exercises Of the occasion will possess
unwonted interest. 7'-c s-.. s-a sl- = = .i.


"The public exercises of Commencement week
will be opened on Monday night. by Sermon TO
the Graduating Glass. from the Rev. Mr.. A. GIL-
CHRIST, of FavettevilPsg The first A anniversary
Meeting ofthe Historical Society ofrhe University
will be. held on Tuesday afterward, and the night
of that; and the following daV will be given IN. as
heretofore 10 the competitors in Decla select
ed from the Freshman and Sophomore Glasses
aa" The Grafton before the Two Literary Societies.
will be delivered on Wednesday forenoon, by the
Rev. Mr. THOMAS r. DAVIS Of Salisbury. The
Alumni Association will meet In the afternoon
and remove the remains of the late President
CALDwELI from the Grave ard 10 their final rest
ing place, at the base Of his Monument, erected
bv the Trustees in the Campus, when an appropri-
ate discourse will he pronounced.


"Thursday will be Commencement day, and
will present the usual variety and attractions.


"To afford the Board Of Trustees every facility
for conference and consultation on the many i'm
poriant subje claiming their consideration per-
manent arrangements have been made for their
accommodation, 10 body, with board lodging.
&C. &c of all such as may attend out Of the general
contingent fund Of the Institution. :, ,-.-. 49,


"The FIRST Public Examination held at this place,
was on the 18Th of July, 1895, aad although the
lapse ofhdlf a century may now find among the iv-
ing member Of that first Clds$to answer TO- his
name upon the calling Of the roll YET many of her
distinguished Alumni will make thenext the occa-
sion Of their special visitation To their aneien; and
beloved Alma lM0ler." - -@