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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-10
ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS. cAssIMEREs AND vEsr1NGsl
New Spring ana Summer G Gods.


TAhEpeasure in being able say to my old custom
eTS anu the fashionable community, that have Just
returned from New York aud have been able procure
the most Fashionable Goods for the that the great
Emporium, New York. can import from France and the
Oh countrIeSi and having dispensed with
mon Clothing. gives me and time attend
The wants of customers in the fashionable way My
new stock now consists of
BLACK Brown, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also silk and WOO csshmeLetts all shades and eolors
bOnbazne 6rapeT summer Cloths ineuand grass cloths,
&c, for making lrOck, dress, sack and business coats
French, English and American cassimei es; also ducks
linen drilngs, &C. for making points. As Vestings,
have the most beautiful selection ever looked in any c
ty all OF which am prepared to ake up the
fashionable and hest STYLE have secured Mr. RussELLS
services cutter for the coming season. feel in
saying that furnish better cloths house west
Of the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assot-
menl o. Furnishing Goods all fine, seaSOnable and lash
lOnahe, consisting OF CLOTH cashmere cashmeTett, hun
hazine. grass lnen dabita aud plain linen, Oc dress
AMI business cOats vests and pants, made from the
fashionable and seasOnabe Goods, In great variety; also
linen and cotton Shirts silk, linen, lambs and cot
ton Undershirts and Drawers CRvRIs, stocks, collars
gloves aud suspenders.
Hosiery in great variety; alsO every other article suit
able for completing sentemanS wardrobe.
All the above named articles together with many other
articles that he found my stOre No SPrgg House.
Please Call in and take look, and much Obige yours
Ar2l S. RICE.
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INTELLIGENCER
g COX AND JOB OFFIC

BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.
this to remind their frienda
and the public generally, that in connection with Office
OF the Daily Intsgencer, they have Job Office expressly
fitted up for The execution Of all kinds of
PLAIN AND ORNAlIENTAL PRINTING.
Their materials being mostly new, and embracing the la
test styles OF lob type and their large we'll
stock Of paper, cards. inks, &c. being purchased
ONUest Cash prices, and the Job Office being distinct
Partmen carefully and efficiently they can gaIan
Tee 10 their customers entire satisfaction regards the
Nentness, Accuracy and PrOnPIness,
with which their work will be done
They are prepared TO execute
CARDS, PRosRAxNEs
Circulars, PosrxRs
1ABkLs, CONCERT BILLS,
Bill HRADS, BALI TICXETs
BILLS LADiNsI STEAMBOAT Bills,
BANK CHRcXs, AUCTION RILLs
ORDER Books DRAT Tic KITS,
NOTES. FREIGHT Books,
DEEDS RAILROAD BLANKS,
REckIPrS HOTEL REdIsTERs,
tAOfkSrs1 SUMMONS,
bAiEEss ELECTION TICKETS,
And every other description of Printing Aso
all hIds Of work in
COLORa ANDBRONZES.
GS-Al orders nom distance promptly attended to.
BEATTY q co.
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MA TERIAL,
Furniture Coverings. SC,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
w. H CARRYLS
CURTAIN ST ORE,
No. l69 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, Corner FIN StTssi,
opposite the State House.
II E has always in store full stock OF
French RrOcIies; all widths Lace anu Muslin curtains
and colors; OIevery style and price.
French Satin de Iaines; Table g. Piano Covers &C.;
India Satin Damasks; Gilt COTnices;
French MOquette; Gilt Pins and RandsI
DO Pushes; Ciimps, Fringcs;
Cords, TasseIs, &c.
n. V Painted WINDOW SHADES, OF all styles and
prices; Bun Hollands; Shade Fixtures, RTasses, C.i and
eusTVins complete for Curtains, of the newest Paris
styles, AMI at the lorest prices.
Persons sending the height and Ioi3h Of their 1inh
frames, have the curtains made and trimmed in the
hest Fae.on Plates in August number OF Go
dey's I.ady'S Book.
Steamers, hotels, CAR BUILDERS, and dealers gener
ally, supplied at The iol1eSt Wholesale prices.
w. H. CARRYL,
Importer OfaEd Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
100 Chestnut street, corner OF Einh,
mar1T-1yd&w Opposite the state House. Philala.
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BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
NOTICE EXTRA

lhsve small stock of common clothing that will Iii
pose OF at COST less, TO make for my Sprl
Stock Of fine goods:
Knr0I d TtNLS
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Planished Tin Ware.

Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened, an ofsplendd Plapished Ware
consisting OF coffee and Tea Urns, chatting Dishes Oys.
ter Stewers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Tcapots gs
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-!a
We respectfully solicit the attention OF
the public to varied and beautiful OF HOuS
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
nnvIO - ~ yv ~ =,
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HOGE IL SON,
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
Marshall C. H., Va, Monmdsuiue, z. O.,
w ILL practice in Ohio Ma shall and Wetzel counties
w Particular attention will he given collections and
Lad business. All kinds of land constantly for sale
ap2f-lvdNtw
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Solid Daguerreotypes.
NHlS latest discovery is the wonder the age The
picture all The roundness and sudity Ollie
Il also appear esize and in every point resembles the
living being. Nature Is perfectly muced even 10 an i'm
dvidual hair. Taken at wHlTEHURST'S, over Camn.
5es Jewelr stOIe Baltimore street. the city BaIii-
molei also IN his Washington Gallery and will
introduced IN all OF his galleries, which may be found IN
all the principal cities in the Union.
MI WiHTIHURsT has the honor that he has
Just received etter from The President the United
States, Informing kim the award Medal Certificate
don. Tnaran ~
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Paper Warehouse.

FaP6r warehouse
CYRUS ". FIELD d CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents in the United States for
MuspTatt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers
Russell "a Superior a. :"
Genesce "a Printing "
Rawlins & Sons English Tissue "
First quality UltramaTlne Blue
They also Agents for the principal Paper Manuactur'
ers in this country, offer Sale by far the most eX
tensve aud desirable stock OF Paper aud Paper Man'
dctursTS Materials that be found in any other
country.
Their business Is strictly wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold By the only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO offer all
Goods both Foreign and Domestic at the lowest possible
prices
Paper msde to order any size weight. Liberal ad.
made COnsignments 0f Paper; Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash ali kinds
Rags. ausl-iy.
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.


Hoskins, Heiskel1 & Co.
IxPoRTrRs AND JoBAERs
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HAVE removed TO their new Iron Building 21S Market
Anspach, Brother g. Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
John Anspach, JrJohn F. JacOby;.. james NJ Reed;
William Ansrachi.. Henry Fsirman senI7:d6m
Woltes, Ballard & Co.
IMPORTERS JoBBERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
I.9 Market street, philadelphia.
QoL- B. F. KELLY, formerly of Wheeling, is engaged
in this House1 seP26-dly
Temperance
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Jetrels, manufactured aud sold
by Gibbs s SmitA, No. % Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
THB assortment usually on hard consists Of
REGAI.lA,
ODD Fe'lors'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and B..
Past Grand and other cf6cers. plain ana
1st, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9TH Degree Parade Re
Piehly embroidered Encampment Parad
@zsoHie-Knlshts Templar, Royal Ash, and Master.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c.
Sons Of lS,aPerunce-Nationa, Grand and Subordina.
DlyiSI0ns-Ohicers aud Members.
Red 1k''-SachemS Past Officers and richly embrOldeI
ID Degree Working and Parade Regaia.
JEWELS
OF the various Orders, OF Silver Gilt Plated Metals
Including knights Templar, (with DiTkSO
BANNERS.
Banners ofevery size style and cost, adapted to the
rOus Orders and Societies, manufactured order;
signs for Banners, when required, furnished
pense showing the style of the when finished.
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest to be found in the u
LODGES, ENCANIPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing TO fit up their Halls supply themselves with
H0TklnS Regala, Banners, depeuu
on having their orders satisfactorily flied, by calling
addressing GIBBS & SMITH,
Baltimore, Nd.
~ G r FRY. Aser. Wheeling. Va oct5-tr
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NEW B0OESI
TTNhtGr's Consulate and EmPiTe,-9 vols.
i "headley'S Second War with Ensiand,''2 vols.
''Headley'S Sacred MountaiusJ''
baldwin & Thomas Gazetteer or the U S.''
''ShaW's Civil ATchitecture;''
'sMinhis HeTmOn;''
''kathRyan Sllve,H by Mrs. JudsOn,
"GOethe'S Faust &c. &c.
Just received by
apis WILDE & BROTHER.
fTfD0195 bundled Sf15e md eISV Pines EoT S5Is 10,
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Saddlers Hardware.

AND COACH TRIMMING.
T UST opened, large assortment OF Sadders Hardware
y and Coach Thinning Coach and Les ther VaTRish,
Buggy Bows, Hubhs, SpNkes Fellows, Carriage and Tire
Bolts, MNIeabe Irons, Patent and EnanEeled Leather
and every thing used by the trade TO which invite the at
tentiOn OF the public. JOHN KNOTE,
mal3 Old Stand, 1853 Main st.
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'D"'N - F ITc5iJ";f HoT Ii 7 'AA'-'''

THE undersigned having purchased the and eHects
ofthat old established house. the FouSTAIE HoTEL.
Light street. Baltimore, and having repaired
nished at heavy outlay, Offer their friends and the
travelling public establishment second none in com
IOSt and convenience.
The Ladies' Ordinary End the suites ofrooms attached
viii be found to afford the comforts OF home TO families
while The situation Ofthe house quiet
all its patrons.
tits most central situation for the business
being in the centre OF business affords convenient
TO all the Railroad DepOts and Steamboat Landings
any other hotel in the city.
1t viii be the desire and pleasure of the propretor
promote the comfort OF the guests of the house
APPLY CLAEAUGH Il BROTHER
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DR.. Todd's Pills

NAN be hadlIesh and genuine the following places in
~ theciy OF Wheeling and vicinity. viz;-At The Drug
stores OF James Baker: keils & Caidwe BrentIinser &
Cos nI 7 Il LOsan& Go; FTed'k Yahrling, vim Mckee 4
Cos (Ritehietown); BIentiingcr Centre heeing)
Shoe store of Todd DevOI, market square and Al
she Drug store of the proprietor corner Of Quincy and
Fifth streets.
They can also be had at Dunns, Grave Creek Be-
jiion'S and Jacob GOOdins'S, National Road; Renj T.
Craven west AlexandTili Wilson Stringer, Wheel
1nsi and Ely LOoman's, Bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further recommendation than air
trial. they have been in constant than
twenty years. and you will only give them chance they
dog; $50 per gross ian6
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GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

THE T-lte D gesfire Flu-
i id, Gastric Juice, pre-
pared from Rennet, or the
Fourth Stomach OF the OK,
after the directions of Ia
ron Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J. :.
HOuGHTnK, NJ. D., PhilR-
delphia. Pa.
This is SATuRE's OWN
RENEDY for an unhealthy
stomach. No art OF man
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EOhIInleIphin Medical IAOuse-EStablished %
i years ago by DIR. RIiILeIi, corner Third and Union
sts. between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
INVALlDS
are apprised that DR.. KINKELlN confines his practice
to particular branch medicine, which engages his
undivided attention. lie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse Of mercury thousands annually
mercuralized out OF life. Recent affections promptly
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GOODS BY EXPRESS.
.NRGANDY MUSLlSS;
" French JacOnet;
Plain HaTegeS;
NainSoOk Aiusins;
Dott'd Swiss MusliRs;
COlOred and black Fringes;
Corded and ElOunced Skirts;
Second Mourning BOnLet Ribbons,
French Chintzes;
Plain French Lawns in coIors, etc: etc.
Received this day by
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In the treatment OF class OF diseases hitherto neglected
and lRperIectly understood, has enabled DIR. kINKE-
LIN, (ARthoT of IroTk Self PTeSerrdton,) to prove
that nine tenhs OF tile debility, local
and constitutional weakness, mental and physical suffer-
ing traCeabe TO certain habits, forming the
deadly and fatal springs OF domestic misery and
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uB-THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, interestedin the aboy,
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants give
hin dCiq-IGp,
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eau equal tSCuratiVe powers. 1t contains Alcohol,
BTI-TERs, ACIDs or NAUsEous nRuGs. 1t is extremely
agreeable to the iaste and may be taken by the ost
ieebe patients who eat wafer cracker without
acute distress. Beware OfDRUGGED INrTATIoHS Pepsn
Is NOT DRuG.
Call on the agent, get descriptive circular, gratis,
giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE, from Lie
bigs Animal Chemistry; DIR. cOmbe's Physiology OF Di-
geStOn; Dr. PereTa Food and diet: nr John ". Dra-
per, New York universityi Prof DungisOns Physolo
gy Prof SilIimaH OF Vale Colleges DIR. Carpenters Phys
ology ETC., together with reports OGCUREs from all parts
/. II. PATTERSON. 80 Monroe street. WHEELING,
MhnIesae and Retail Asent mar26-h.alyHlY
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The following gentlemen will please &C.
cspt the thanks of the members of the EoNA.
DELPMAS SocI.rY, for donations of Book.
and specimens to the Socisty's Library and
Cabinet
Hen. VIM. H. Seward, Judge o. c. Wight
man, II. W. Starr, Esq, Geo. F. Magoun,
ESQ.,, Mr.. John Parrot, Mr.. ]. E. Thompson,
Mr.. R. B. Pash, Mr.. l. H. Newman, Prot.
E. A. Van Meter, Mr.. Milton Williams, Mr..
Busl T. Root, Mr.. Herman Leopold, Mr.. W.
F. Jordan, Mr.. Geo. G. Rogers, Mr.. R B.
Ungles, Mr.. VIM. Coraic, Mr.. John jaeger,
Mr.. N. W. Ovsrholser.
BUEL T. ROOT, Librarian.
Eosadslphian Hall, April 10th, 1855.
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BURLINGTON, IOWA:
DECIDEDLY RICH.

One Of tho richest things We have ever seen
IN the political world, is the philosophical
leader, IL the last government organ of this
city. The editors Of the Gazette, in an ar
siels on the result Of the late election in Iowa,
hare undertaken to sfsr themselves some con-
sslasien, the appearance Of which, in that
paper, must raise broad grin on the phiz
Of ct least one half Of their readers. what
think you reader, could be said over the de-
funct carcass Of the Locofoce party? Under
The guidance Of Pierce, Douglas and compa-
" il has violated every distinctive principle
il ever profsssed.
According to thisdslectable print, the par
" at the heed Of which stands Franklin Pierce,
who % much resembles Gen. Jackson, dies q
victim Of ito own 'vlarUE,' martyr to "righs
and justice!
This paper, whose trade is falsehood, has
from the first defended and excused the Ne
braska swindle BY which slavery is now firm
" planted in Kansas. 1t has defended and
excused the presidents hostility to western
inscrests-defendcd his 6llibustering foreign
polisy-advocatsd the purchase Of Cuba as
constitutional and proper and commended
the executive vetoes Of river and harbor ap-
preparations on constitutional grounds! Thi.
same paper 6rst recommended the revolu-
tionary, and high handed proceeding last
) winter 1t tho capitol, on this same ground
now plainly stated, viz: that the people were
crazy when they elected their representative,
and must net be permitted to elect Sena.
tor in the Constitutional mode.
And now We are gravely told that the ad-
vecacy Of right and justice, of principles thai
are like pure gold has been the death of the
party!
From different points things present differ.
ent appearances. Had the people voted fol
the Government ticket in this State, how very
different would have been the course of re-
mark Of this journal. How very condescend
ing it would have been towards the ssdea
peoples, "-how highly il would have com
plimsnted their intelligence, virtue and pa
triotisn. But now it scowls upon the ''sov
ereigns" with face - black as midnight
and chasacterizss them as "crazy" "dcment
Cd" s'fanatics," and sits down "glum," viii
the assurance that It will wait until the PEG
pie come back again to s'truth and justice.
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CHURCH PRoPERrY.-The Legislature Of
Michigan has passed law concerning
churches and religious societies, establishing
uniform rules for the acquisition and control
Of property dedicated for religious purposes,
whether for churches, schools, or charitable
institutions. All such property shall be
held by trustees, and descend with the i'm
provemens in perpetual succession. Tho
law is general, and applies to all religious
denominations alike. This won 4 seem TO
take away the foundation of ecclesiast ical
menopolies in that State.
4 Similar bill has passed the Senate Of
New York by large m .jority, with every
prospect Of becom ne law.
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A Tale OF Crime and SORROW

Names are omitted. A. B., respectable
farmer Of the State of New York, had bees
married about FIVE years. No children had
been horn as the fruit of that marriage. Last
snring he proposed 10 emigrate to Illinois and
provide for himself II western home. His
wife being 10 an invalid state, it was arrang-
ed that she should be left at the Water Cure
e,tablishm Mt in Cleveland, While he wen,
forward to pionesr the way. and prepare a
pleas mt and comfortable hume 70 the re-
ception Of his wifi. On he went while his
wife remained in Cleveland.
e.. D., had been in inmate If his family
IN New York. He and the wife of A. b.
cam to Ravenua, and took lodgings rs man
and W fe in privat Guarding n,u,..
Mon his p ssed away. The mi = hus-
band sent money from tim to lime 10 pay,
as he snppnsel, his wife's charg at the
water cure establlsilm n. This money the
guilty rarti contriv.d to r. ceive from
Clcyel nd, and actually lNei upon the
bounty Of conf ing Ia taful husband.
AT length the ia hi ss was prostrat" upon
bed of slckn -. Death stared her in che
fac, AMI the shadow of Il great and unre-
vealed sorrow 9 em.d to rest upon her.
VIII tn mental Or bodily anguish were
mos severe could not be easily told. Sh.
tod her attendan that Z. d. was the eau 9
of her early death, bat told no NOR. She
rep ! ed him from her dside. forbid b 9
nelr appro lc5, and could MT endure his
presence during b last d Us. Often che
besought her attendant not to leave the
room az she had something she wished to
say to her. But she could not summon cou-
rage to say it, and that something remained
unsaid. She died sncipnt AZ far rs sh.
was concerned, tho terrible secret Of her f. j
and ruin was buried with her.
In due time the husband returned to Glove
lanl, rrac. ID his. wife to Ravenna, and came
hero blu to i arm shame and "a b, and
his own shunor. lie visited her grave and
rs he dropped u tear 10 the memory of their
early love he exclaimed:
':For his my weary pilgrimage was made"
He returned 70 the Western home he hid
provided for her he lcvrd-a home now
dark aud desolatr, unillum q d by the light
Of love.
The seducer still lives. Gods avsnging
thupderbolts have not yet stricken him down.
Rsvssns Dem.
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arrival. are large; 46s and Ale are :all quo
tations for best qualities.
Immense inundation Of the Rhine-Seren-
tn villages submerged.

Immense inundation Of the Rhine-Seven-
ty villages submerged.
ROTTERDAM, March I.
Accs UNITS from tho provinces OF Gueider-
land and north Krabant state that in conse-
ouence Of the driving ics Of the rivers having
fixed itself in various points into barricadee,
a. vast quantity Of territory lies now entirely
under water. As many as seventy villages
are submerged; and when it is considered
that the inhabitants Of these villages are
mostly of the poorest class, some idea may
be formed of the great distress that prevails
and will for a long time prevail among them.
Since 1920 such inundations have not been
known in Holland. In Arnhem enormous
| dams have been constructed in all haste, to
! prevent the entire town being subm 'rged.
The Rhenlsh railway will it is apprehended
become inpassable In the village Of Vsen-
sndaal the water covers the tops OF the houses
most Of which will be left undermined aud
in ruins. In most places the wafer has sim
ply overfowed the dams, which have hither-
to resisted the pressure of the accumulated
waters. In those districts, should the dam
age continue to be so limited the consequen-
ces will be but temporary; but in some cases
Tie dams are broken. and the water ha.
burst into the adjoining lands With fatal
irresistible power.
In these districts the consequences will %
Of very serious character; vast quantity
of land will be thrown out of cultivation fol
many months, and vast numbers "f labor'ns
m will be thrown out OF employment. Many
cattle have been browne |, but in consequence
Of the excel cnt precautions used in slgaii'z'
ing to the people the moment OF positive dan
ger. comp ratiyely few Of our fellow crea'
lures have lost their lives by these iamtnta'
Bile ca >ualities. A telegraph message ha'
just arrived from Bois-l Due, to the Ell G
that one of the dams in tn neighborhoot
has given way, and that others are expect {
to give way AMI that great part OF the CIT.
Is entirely under water.
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:. BuRLixcTox USIvERsIrY.-Ws are request
cd to inform our readers that the presen,
session ef Study in this Institution will close
so-morrow sftsEneoa with Pablo ex-
amisatien Of the whole school on the
the studies Of the session to day and to-mor,
rev forenoon, AID gene' q rhetorical txerci-
ses tomorrow afternoon. A large examin-
isx oonnittss will be in attendance to re-
view and report upon the exercises and all
the patrons and friends Of the institution are
also cordially invited 70 be present.