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LrsnAsv ., cos.sr.
sc.s viii he closed On Thursday the a a.,sa. and viii not
again be opened until tuesday, the asd VI August, FED
July s-a.waw i- 'Lihrarian.
ArNA IssURAHCE COMPAsY, OF Utica. New York.
az ssan.. are marine and inland Ion.
'AAs p'e''an' = u cas s'is DE serDiSo, % As.u;
May - aawd Seventh 81, opposite odd Fellows Hail.
NEW Pain. and on s.er. n j. undersigned,
Lsui.ana and street, paints
Tue entire .,ee1 ea. Inducements win be offered
g. s. wairTLEsEY.
uy-Having sold out my entlre husiasss to Mr.. c
hge.ey and gone IN bis s.p.y shesay recommend him 10
may m T. bis line Zine of Of - T. s order.
be-. ma,snai. s. A. HATcH,jr.
July la-eodaw asss
,sIos s agADE"r corner Of i.'~ street. .na
z. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Prncipal,
York aud II street,
Mrs. Z. EICHARDs, rrincipsl,
will have their annual examinations during The frat and second
July and win "ps. s' s.os. on me ar.
For further panicua catalogues and Circular a. Farm
RoR SALE superior m.a.s.ny billiard table wh Al
the ssn''s co"pse will be sold very ie~ q mmrds .pp
July 7-eodst Aucdoneer and Commission Merchant.
LORMr nATfs-No, with.,ndns the advance in nearly
named s.. rates. addition
all .is .es % and assorted black Sese
ass %, .s., si.e. E.s!.a win fun stock Of !.
sss IS ;;: $ ss % % %
10 do medium and superior linen sheeting all widths =
pieces diapers a.m..s. designs,
:, o. the ..,, mS. .pp,ossd sn.l..s. .,,
md ,o~einss OF grades
rs damask table napkns, from medium ne all
pieces diapers prices qualities,
40 do fine bird-eye diapers vHr
10 fine can,br,c dinitics.
The linen trade and facilities for purchasing
through the best enable Us at a times to presn, the best
piece. 'r.al WEIGH g.une n,nne.," with o,ber
30 pieces white dosed MUSLIN. a-sored
do hns white linen dnliaas and dacks
$50 do plaid csmbrcs Ac"nep Swiss nusns and cambe
y pieces nsnueir chdsens
81 nse black French ciohs, eas.imeres and
~ pieces assorted qualities and widths black silks
is do pillow linens, all widths and prices 80.
20 do handsome priced lawns black and white IN
lot M third price
IS dozen seauemens Fila and linen canbc pocks,
borders, At az each, well worth 62k cents
black aha cravss.. ha'ebo.c gloves Ae ~
goods house We also making daily additions stock
Prompt payment Of all bills requested and required
o..d articles low pee and M ds.ss way es en, ,s,a ~ IN al
Ds,nou's budding, n mn
June 30--eodi0uf -. ..l5 = Opposte Centre hsshet
NOW ready shs bills ssr All smounts dss ~s. and
rssvee,flIy prompt seseen,
b. cash short dates. sa 3H# a#t
We lender sh.aks for the Iary
have now fu s.orr Of IN Mind. Of ,c.o,sb. dry roos
which =. oSsr ?. o., .,ysr" loo , s S:s q equally
- Mis-. Dcrmous building, second door ives, Of 7.h ~,
Juns 10 dcuf Opposite Centre Market.
r. BROwSB Es.esoe sf J.~sas~a ossssr.-- --Thi.
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BY the gov~fRTi
Axps.w s HKsaos. Secretary Of State.

E;It ATORs sub-criber bas Just received
supply those stone jar rrserzt"rs manu-
E. Philadelphia, nnt
from the Metropolitan .ecsn'cs' in-ttu'e OF this city,
conceded by those who have examined used hi. rrfge
decidedly article IL IT. arranged
Mcls Of food pyon entirely separate of remove I'd
facility the plan OF current OF cold
circulation around each vessel and within each apart
simple venusunr couuiyauce, the complete
riy OF whole apparatus Is insured t#
manufctn.rs prices with the privilege OF being
turned ftey prove every sst'sfsccry, BY
g. w. BoTELER,
A,g7-u Iron Hall.
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To CONrNAC'rOfts.
Oyytcr JAMES RIVER AND KAKAwHA ConPANy,


& ta& OrYrcr JAMEs RIVER AND KANAwHA ConrANY
HHtta n Richmond, June 8, 'S51
EALED proposals received undersgncd
y in the of Botriouu Virginia, until O'clock
lous 0 om buchanan Cfsigs creek Fs.e
Payments will he made bark Besides the usual
required give security satisfactory
M the completion Of the work the and
the manner specified in the conr.cts. - Z. <.
Plans win exhibited by Edward
engineer Buchanan and viii be delivered
ssd aso ,he Compspy Office In Rchmond and ser
Time viii be taken the 5h
the jobs above adver
''' ''.''"''- :. 4f WALTER GwyNN
June 2a-3aw3wdAc Chief Engineer J. X 4 X. Co.
AN NOrICE.--siDNEY a. BAXTER atornvy general
Ii Virginia. has removed To Washington Practise iaw.
lie practise supreme Court The United the
busnrss confded To him
in building ~ Pemnsyva
nis avenue Ua s..-
sKrERacrs;
Hon Il tiie., Hon. Wm p.ns
non. q J n Lee, Of the Court orAp OF vsaia.
To the Judges III the Circuit Courts Of Virginia.
To and members Of Congress from yiryins
June ll-lydswAw .HU ..Ha IL
Orphans Court, July 5, 1888.
Washington county, District Of Coiu'nsa, TO ra:
IN Thomas smith
Nchoson dec-n The aforesaid has with the
appreciation Orphans Washington county aforesaid
appointed Saturday, 3oh OF July
buon OF the estate VI said deceased Of
hands collected
money when and where s cedos and heirs Of
ooasd attend tat orphans Of this cy)
benefit said provided copy
b. published weeks National Ine
srnccr previous to said 3oh day Of JuIs next
ED. N. ROACH, BEG Wills.
True copy-Test;
July 7-aw3w'
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ID 4 a. kmown All whom IL msy concern, that the
spdssssncd will, according The ucs of ,hs General Land
apply In due time TO said Office for Ger
scrip IN. following lard ofhcc military dn
pic.e warrants. 2gl 3D7i, 3Us2, 1855, 3y66,
4ygs 312t 1885, and ti the originate OF which is
sued for servcry and belonged 10
Vim Rsynod now deceased been neither located
patented, but casually lost OF destroyed. Il r,,.,,
For other heirs asw VIM Reynolds decd
RroHsosp, April 90, 1883
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-.6-4-l NEW YORK. TO rnE vsnlrs.
W. kairoad-Ths only which "a eJs
= reach the base Of the White mountains
4 Ssaser .arrang ~, 1858.
Travellers far White mount4ns, leaving New
evening boat by stonngon and Providence Fall
reach hostoD take the
bosoh aud Maine, Eastern railroad
m and II the station house al Gorhnm, NJ H. ~
ccrs leaving Boston BY tins As lodge Portland
eicf leaving Boston IN the Portland
10 take the m Train from Portland Fare. 81 80 By this
\ June s3-dow Sup. Atlantic ST Lawrence RsilroAd.
sao N' ZEE NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.
n ssp~7p Either of steamers BALTIMORE, PoWHA
vsxA1rrrAk, or MOUNT VERNON be chartered for
excursions towing during the season. BY
appcsuon ~ Captain A. McCanaDd board the BALTIMORE,
George hainsy south street, between Four aud hall and 9Th
streets south. q a ~ h
NJ 1924 E- #a.3teiia GEO. MATTINcLY,
= June -2awtwn a4 FaHf 55tatG lUs Isl & Agent
For PiAey Point, Ola Pnint, and Norfolk.
= sspNn The stean,er osCEoLA having been hosoush,
repaired will 6t July,
is'y 10 The above places; leaving Washington ever
Wednrspy and Saturday ococE rturniUg leave Nor
folk every Monday and Ihussday. oe,ock, she will
intermediate landings the Potomac for signals nd
will nnve Norfolk lime River
Southern #..t#.v f4 1lt
ls . uid r"n. ........................... W
JAMES MiTrmELL,
July 3-du Captain
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Z, stf&SBSY Merchant Tsslors. Eighth street
h kstveshe D. prepared ss.e"e
orders their md best style
No pain. shalt he spared render satisfaction to o.. who may
N
a-~uq~
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JOHN w. MAURY,
VIM. w. CORCDRAN,
wM. w. sEAToN,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
EERDIN ND w. RISQUE,
Ofthe District of Columbia.
CHARLES T.. TRAIL,
JACOB NJ. kUkKEL,
MEaEDiTH DAVIS,
4 Oi FREDERICK county.
RORERT T.. DADE,
WIN. LiNGAN GATHER,
FRANCIS T.. CLOPPLR,
Uf Montgomery county.
DANIEL WEISEL,
JAHEs WAsON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
OF " ashisgton county.
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STOCk la the Capr Lookout Pavilion Company
u Notice books
company general assembly
session. 1852 will be
Bank Chubb The once
Messs Evans fani In The Of Washington District
CouUbs saturday 25h Instant will
until the a5h Of July
WILLIAM II. DUNKINsON,
h. w. RiSQUE,
4Es. e.s EDWIN ROBINSON,
~ Commissioners.
Iuneo oh--dA cIm lint A Rem
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EW SPRING GOODs-P W. BROWNING, m srehar
~ tailor under United iioe cali
Of the citizens Of Washington and 10 his superior Ant
well selected Of French cloths v.ssinr
The dresnised
fullest the popular principles ofp
sso $40 and thus the necessity Of going
cheap lie spared pnin
Of goods be ,upaaea eiihsr
quality. Win
heretofore extended him, he sociss conunncs
Mar3i-5tTWu
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a, being made
having crvice for The Ta ossssc ~ he as"
affect there runs ofibe work DcsEns NH
N any sddres- prssnRe free
om nes foot Rasnxs for pub
Ac. he
n, s.is by GEORGE FOSTER A1cnt, !
'7s--7F7' 4I ss ~ 3ss broadway, New York
and hi arr. authorized 20
I'M. newly patented railing Atlantic sts'cs
Ap 6-dsM llntciJ es#M .s4 ..f
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DIANOs sale rcAt-New pianos are
always hand at piano Ia 1lth street,
my will be punctualy attended 10. 9l .Na al
June l7--e0dIms eg tF--uaHs ER. G. RElCfENBACk.
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I,uRNrTURR, vsrpsAhing, Repairing, an~ Jsstss1E
sop scssh ssAe Nrtwsen ih SD st
and having Of rps, .esvise 'ss Of
In nrs rate order a
nvont - uMdersEnsd with nsefr
With attention and moderate charges the subscriber
Of public Old chairs
oAs 0vossfss M past
kDbT. IL WALUStkr.
/ LAZY G-solm Is FOODS baa .qefsaa sfa4 H@ .tFg'
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rHE Co1umbta Houae '-1hs subscribcr respectfully
public that he has hovse Coiuu
ha road In AeSardris coucy Virginia few uiies om The CITIES
rsdria asd
eveyhra sppenaisns - rood pssie hosse Nh
bari shall furnished of
market ds. The public viii And na quiet and pleasant reiree
IN weather. a' ~ - u .Aet N.
Tou.s Track sfshs e
the cf the ho0se. fFlHt IL CYRUS MART IN.
July 6-eod6t r.s ...Ya. .tI #sr4.es4.z n tIfi
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DRICES REDUCED. VIsites, Grape
and parssoisLades OF goods will and
and full stock, much
As the advancing, determined
The Prices OF snlas and ladies purchase dns
for
Ia hsw. splendid stock, and defy
prices, rather them the
/ - q. VERIFY, TEBBs, h fEkBf,
avenue House, corner o. 9Th street and Penn avenue.
/ 93-lmiasd !.
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rANTON MATrIN9S We have remaining hsnd
superior ma,'ng which, OF the advanced
ofihc will be sold reduced figures.
Ato, still comfortable article
for use, loo- u
which obtained this
Gi.AGETT d DODeoN.
June 2i--necdf
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THE ATLANTIC Raiitax Works Manufacture the
"coarosfTE IRON RAlLINC,n ussqus'ed In beauty
strength, Opane~i-d castron melted
and framework of wrought making either light and
~ful Uke
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uRtcsS nEUUcEU.7c various styles msu,r. v.'c- man
'ses'' - = YERBY, rEsBs. = YERnv.
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VIReINIA LAND SCRIP wANrED.-Thr under.isned
shs kxhs-t ssrsst for virsiris land
land warrants
EVANS FAINT,
Opposis the 1resnry
June ,-dhw3m lint b Repl
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Is xCtIA N0E Property mr. Work, &sn--A ,arg and
brick thriving part Of the city,
he exchanged and materials feed IN hs erecuon NJ
Of New Jcrs.y south
address h. subscriber through the post once OF Mr
paveonrr, ms.'er builder, 6ih street ,.,
June 2S-Iv - - 1sl'.S.
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TO WAALEMEN AND MERCHANTS IN THE pa :
s.4ss III aH.s lIFlC TRADE

July ls--d2GtS2swr205cp fa '-.
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~ LOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, Usiea, Ke " Sos n.
" ryss.s nre, marine and inland q
CovrSrRv, president Jonr BRows seerctsry n ~ fH
7slEF, - ''a4. CH ~. DE SEi.pfv0, Agent,
May 3-9awn Seventh st, opposite Odd Feiows' Hall.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. WsSt ByoGGrIy aud EyaIkl lin street. NeLy York
THIS establishment can be seen very Rclc
zee OF OPIUM head, tongue, hands in uutio I'M.
only representation OF the kind i'll
and best collection OF Ancient and Modern Coins the u s.
The figure oil Soldier i'll the Continental Uniform;
blut, lead buttons, marked U. S. Hat
Brooches, Caters, Nc, &c. Also, Binds Various Plum
age some curious Freaks Oi Nature, Indian implements
Rich Oil Paintings, fine EngTa wings, with other ran
and valuable Curositics Statue George Ill Sucha col
lection cannot be found i'll any Establishment the kind
the United States y double CALI which nJ
mittcd to be great wonder. The Joined
from the neck down TO the middle they iuI growth ant
perfectly formed and were ought from town LYING
Live White Kat from Bcrks Penn -idmittamce RAJ
IS Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Domnoes y Billiard Room with two spcl
did Tables, Is also attached to the house.
REFRESHMENTS.-Dinne and Supper parties can b
accommodated at very short notice. The Larder will
supplied with all the delcaCies the Came Oy.
ers Beef SteakE Mutton Chops Veal Outlets &c,
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may seen celebrated bird
MlNO, that Will repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation for political meetings parry
The Subscriber having become Proprietor oil the aboy
celebrated Establishment and having made various aer
lions, is prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public
Hotels OF the city of New York The Bar Koom which COZ
ains the rarest private in this country, being IN
collection OF many will sustain the
il under the charge OF Mr.. Thomas Riley
TORY where meals will be OF the a,
and evening Private rooms for Courts martial
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties,
The public respectfully invited grant him share
their patronage.
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
Persons wishing pure Wine Spirits NAV cpruL
on having them genuine at this Establishment.
n. BP1vate families Supplied with Dinners Suppers
in superior STYLE for Parties number
tive homes and wares of glass silver
of the City FREE OF CHARGE.
Entrance 10 the REFECTORY in Fr1ukIinaf
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Cincinnati Mydropnthic Or
Water Cure EiSta

VIE above Institution is for the reception of
Carthage pike, but few rods from the Ham.
ton Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, the rear and at
the same distance from the Miami Canal, in the 'front.' rem
deHng easy OF access TO those DESTROYS enjoying tho
TO the lover OF nature few parts country can r
R eore e All M o o
Cure There art combine rendering the 70 WE'VE eve
beautiful beyond description.
Of the tat glance The neatness and elegance tho
interior omblned with the numerous attractions which
this Establishment desirable one The Halls extern.
tpleasue, free from atmospheric Influences in
Indictment weather The Bed Rooms well ventilated,
modous, being convenient for the application OF water i'm
Gymnasium Hail. sevenyvc feet long Where 'T Patients
will have an opp9rtunlty Of restoring their muscular
nsh the water for this establishment, clear pure soft
e "sp bo sdS nn% rh bed
are remarkable for healthlness purity OF
not think Of more desirable PLACES or phos we can
health, than this institution. 'A'S' SeeN'"
Dr. PEAsr having had much experience in the treatment
Of disease for many years begs leave to inform the public
that no pains WI be spared for The to health
years. devoted her attention treatment of
for so important station will take special charge OF t6e
female department. Prolaysus Uteri, with its train of
which prostrang the energies and destroying the uso
i9ness Of large portion Of the fair SEX will be
supporters of any kind To this subject would invite
the attention OF ladies' as i'll all cases shall expect to
Persons visiting the Cure nv the way the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Rail- Dad will stop Carthage
station. Patients requested to bring two comiors
bes, two blankets, two coarse shests six towels and
quantity of old linen, suitable for bandages
TERNsThe terms for Board Medical Services and all
ordinary attendance will be ten dollars week. payable
weekly. Extra attendance will subject the patient 10 an
extracharge Some deduction will be made to those who
find it necessary to spend length of time i'll the Ins
tion Transient persons will be charged dollars per
day.
From three to five dollars will charged for the first
examination.
For further particulars address
d. A. PEASE, NJ. D..
Proprietor and Physician.
Carthage. Hanllton Co.. ONO aug24.
106 BOXES halves, quarters and eighths, new Raiss
1-SC 90 drums Smyra Figs, crop;
6casks currants;
boxes citron and Lemon peel;
case Fancy Box Prunes;
do Jar do
cask do to sell cheap;
6 kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order;
2 trails Dates; boxes conserve Ginger;
2 bbls Cranberries, at
dec16 SD. wooDRow's
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.

FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.
The attention OF tho reader is called the follow ing
ticac of remarkable effected by using only five
bottles of Sands S4rsaparilla:
Sidney, (haimc,) april Is, 1850.
MeSsrs A. b. & ID. SANDS:
Conference.-The is to certify that have afflicted
Inole o. less since my birth, with Sci uuia, which
ucd TO increase until last February In January my legs
we've so swollen could not boot stocking,
had several large SO res on ne all the time. In
uatIon was about TO give up III despair was adj
vsed to try Sands SarSapa Til0 had
it, but sent TO agents i'll Augusta Me-
bottle, which did me much good, sent and guL
her, aud continued until had taken i've bottles
am now perfectly well. II person who may this
letter is afflicted with any disease ScrouIa would
most sincerely recommend him Sands Sal
II wishes further information my case
by calling upon can convince OF the healing power OF
this medicine. STEPHEN L. RAYIIOOD
r - We arc personally acquainted with Mr.. Haywood
and believe his statement above TO be true.
DILLINGHAM; d. TITCOMB.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A d ID
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton St. corner
William, New York. Sold by Druggists EeneIalI,
throughout the United States and Canatas Price 81 o.
bottle; six bottles Tor So For sale by
j. IL. CRUMBACkER,
No. 10 Main ST., Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF tsbulg Seaon ~ Sharpe of MaysvilIc,
ShackeioTd IL Crichton, Portsmouth; and 4. Hinnar
Cincinnati. deciO-3m
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r II ArrHEws EpiscopaleGn, corner Monroe and Byron
streets, REV. WILLAN ARMSTRONG, Rector; Morning
vice 100, evening 73l
JOuSs EPiscoPGleGn, Main street, between First and
Second Wheeling; Rev. JAS. D. McCABE Pastor;
Morning vice 10l evening u O'Clock Service
Friday evenings at 70 O'CLOCK Seats FREE.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, Reu. r. H. Weed, Pastor Fourth
street, between Monroe and Quincy Service Morning aud
afternoon.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, ReU. Cyrus Dickson, Pastor
Webster Street, between Main and Market; Wheel
-ng; Service morning and evening
THIRD PREsBYTERlAS, Rev. Mr.. PAUL., Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hail. Main street, above Washington, North
Wheeling; Service morning and afternoon
FOuRTn STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Reu. s. D. Datp.
Pastor, Fourth Street. between Monroe and Quincy
Service morning and evening
NoETm STREET METHODIST ErIscoPAL, Rer. W1n. Viii
Pastor, Ma Tket and North sts North Wheel
ng Service morning and evenings.
CmAPLIxE ST. METHODIST EPIscoPAL, R.r E. G. Mich.
PastoT Chapllne street, between First Second
Centre Wheengi Service morning and evening.
GERMAN METHODIST EPIscoPAL, Rer. Mr.. Broad6eck,
astor, Chapne street, between Webster and Third,
Wheeling.
ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL Roman Catholic, RI Rer Bishey
H. I. IVhelan Fifth Street, OF Hampden service
murning and afternoon.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED Reu. T. Mcclure, Pastor, corner
Market and Jefferson streets service morning after
BAPTIST, Rec ]. W:SreR Pastor, Clay street, between
Ftitland Sixth, service morning and evening.
FIRST INDEPENDENT COE0REG ATIoHAL, UNITARIAN, Rev
E " Webster, Pastor Market street, between Webster
Third, Centre Wheeling service morning and evening.
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT, Rec. J. K1oegar, Pastor.
Clay street, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
ZIOS's EvAS0ELICAL LUTHERAN, Rec. F. Zimmerman.
PASTOR corner Market and Monroe Streets service TO-
O'Clock 4. NJ.
NEW JERUSALEM .Swedenborgian,' No Union street.
over the Hope Hose honse.
JEWISH SY AGooUE, No. S. Monroestreet
UstIPLEs. First Hose company Hall, Market stro
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING FEuIAL.E sE1n1NARY.

iFHE regular time for tho commencement ofthe Fall
i:at:r er Each Session continues fue calendar nonfs
Inc teachers at present connected with tho Seminary
Rev. y. ". ToLFoRD. b. D.. Principal.
Miss S. " BLISS.
Miss MARGARET ORR, ,..;.,.u,o
Miss F NkkAGis ToW 2KbfNa ''''''"''
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, assistant Primary Depart
p:r:. JOHN Wrinkle, Music and German.
Mr.. IF. De MASSlAS, French and Dratcing.
Prof :, b. STONE, Vocal Music.
Miss Orr will take active duty tho IF c.s:or
account Provdentul detention at hon:o hu. VII
Mss bliss M has been for Severn" years counce,,
'cnErlry near Philadelphia She not only gives i.Ituc
!"Es in the higher branches taught in semnarics but is
lo experienced Teacher Music and French, Pupils
~ MnSe can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
he Natural sciences will be taught by the regular
eore the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing tho
"pupil will at once know the amount OF Tuition. Where
lie majority OF the studies of pupil are in particular
i@ las 81 th nat r The pupils grade ran, po,, r
Lights and Ancient Languages II desired, session
Il, o. hvc months, $1,000
session. GOO
:. 90 Senior Grade, 1900
% Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
:. NEEDLE class, 400
.. Senior class, 1900
No cr,ra charges ercepf for the Jollo,Ddg branches:
s:1 por session orve months, with OF instrument
lac oTinstrumcnt daily practice, 200
Modern Languages, Painting drawing 1900
irs. 800
rcal Music, Chemical Philosophical Lectures, 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons of the Semina
III consequence the extra trouble same is cha
cd as N tho Seminary viz: S1S per session.
Pupils charged the time entrance the close
OF session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management of the school, we
In i've only tosay, that have here Government
administered kindly in!eed, but still government and
Law which all concerned must respect and obey.
arrangements also SUCH that pupils the
care OF Female Teachers night and day This
1tra and trouble to Teachers, hut is only SAT-
Syor'n. We have found Teachers who have well sustain
ell views.
AS the progress OF our pupils in sound learning
those interested will visit attend exami nations
will point them TO the members OF higher classes
and sayHic sunt nonumenta-here pledge
Wheeling, Aug. 81.