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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-18
T,HE. INTELLIGENCE


SnAMa BAT7LEiAT WEsF PoNT.-The cOFTes-
pOndent' OF the NY, Post thus refers to Gen.
Scott and tos sham fight amsng the cadets At
West Point, during the recent review exercises:
Gen. ScOtt was present and reviewed the ca
delS Superbly dressed IN the uniform Of lieu
tenant general, aud looked. what he indisputa-
bly, is the most inustTiOns living military leader
Of the age. At halfpast S o'clock, we were at
trncted 10 the grounds sgain by delicious air
FROM TrOTatnTe, played by the band. sNhie
allgears and hCarlS we're sengrOssed with the
music, bang vent a mortar, speeding shell
through the air al the rate Of a mile a second,
more or less, and describing fiery parabola
a1nng the horizon, as il few until Il fell upon
the works Of Fort Clinton, which was the imAg-
mary citadel Of band Of British OutTlgeTA-s
Five mortarS were IN battery manned by ca
diets, aud every few minutes the utter darkness
WIS penetrated by volIeys Of those fiery mis-
sileE Presently fire ball vas discharged 50
as to fall litile short Of the fort, and by its
light reveal the situation and condition Of the
enemy and his works These halls, though no
larger than good sized base ball, burned for
twenty minutes, or more, so brightly rs to
make all the line OF attack distinctly visible
and illuminate the whole plain. The discover
les which the light enabled the besiegers to
make seemed 10 awaken them to new activity.
YolIeys Of grenadeS were fired To clear the
wallis where the imaginary Ted-cOats we're try
ing 70 TeIaiF imaginary breeehes ia their works.
the shells, five at a time, falling Ike SataRiS
devils, i'Witss hideous ruin and combustion
down among tlie OutTageTS. At ten the drums
beat to quarters, and in ten minutes not cadet
or soldier was to be seen, except the seutinelS
at their posts, while the roads were gTaduily
cleared of tlIe retreating yislters-
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A Hn'T INTENDED FOR LADIES Cosmetics
also have been brought into universal use our
ing the PaSi teW years, eSPsei1i'y since tpe ~
vent OF small bonRetss E9ieh anoFa not Ile
slightest Proteetlon lr0in the snn. ana NIhel'--
The delicacy Of eomPle1i9n ier Hhieh Young
American ladies' are so celeeTated, makes lhem
peculiarly susceptible 10 ule harsh influences ol
our changeable climate; and to eounteraet the
baleiul effects OF tlA ioHHbte bonnet they eager
ly catch at any qnaek nOstrums which produce
miraculous brightness. sOttness, and elearness
TO skin no matter II Il Is the color ana teAtufe
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mAsoN1o pI1sIaopS1RY.

sOhfo Lodse.Nol lO1.-MeesS Masonic hhli'
corner Market and MOnresstrests, AID ssre Non
dayevsufngs Of each month g. v. ~ rs ' 'l i's-
Iader Lau0h1it, Secretary.
IEheeItnE hodge No. 1SS Meets g il above !. on
the Frsf and fhtrd Thursday evenings o. egni - -
BassT1IEssR, w. NJ; s. ". PcGrsoB, Secretary.
.bove ON the sseoad Monday eYeninE Of each We
soorr, II. p; s. ~. .TsayseRs Secretary.
-Yvheoliuns Isncn nfpn1 ent Nos Meets 4
abayeoa ths JS.e Monday evening sAeh nenta' N9
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CHIRGnEs OF WHEELING.

For the information strangers visiting the clty,ws pub
m the following list the different Churches, and their
me and place of meeting If there Mistakes We
will make the necessary correction with pleasure;
81 N0tthess'S EDfscopaiia1 Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev E. T. PERKINS, Rector; morning services 1oH
clock, eveniug,T.
ST. Ohls Episoopolian Main street, between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev J. H. SAITH, A. h Rector
servlces-Norning 1Ol; afternoon 81; night 15
First PrssJyteTida, REv. r. H. WRRD, Pastor, Fourst
and and afternoon
Second resLytsydH Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services ornin aud evening.
7zfrd Pres0yeid Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Tabert sts South Wheeling, Rev WooDs, Pastor serYi
smorning and evening.
Fourth PresJytertaa, A. PAuLL, Pastor, hainstFee
Washington and Adams sts services morning anu
evening
FOURTH Street 1fsthodist Episcopal Rev. J. E. WILSON,
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening.
Rcrh Street Rev "A RRoER Pastor
corner Market and North sts North Wheeingi services
morning and evening.
cnap5Iae Street Aetaodtst EpfscoDGF, Rev. T. H. MoH-
ROE, PASTOR C,apne street. between First and Second
Centre whee.,ng;veryIces morning and evening
South F1eesi,lg II. 3. CAurck, Rev A. sfEvRNs'
astor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling Isdad chapel, on Wheeling Island Rev. j.
wILsoS, Pastor.
german Nst6odtst Eptscopdf, Key.o HEISIo, Pastor
ohapne street, between WebAter and Third Centre Wheel
ng.
S. James crEedral Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev. BISHOP
r. " WHy1Ax Fifth street, of Hampdeni services
morning md afternoon
Assocaase Rstorne Rev, AiccLURE Pastor, corner
ofMarket and sts servicesmorning
Btsci,Ee's Market street, between Webster and Third
osntrs wheeling: services 10X in thu morning, andz
evening.
pan0esfcat Protestant, Rev. WA HErTEA Pastor, Clay
rect above sixth, East Wheeling.
zion EpGRgeIicdl LutheFidn, Rev. F. MN'tsfElNAs
Market street. between Webster and Thir Centre
wheeling; services morning and evening.
s,ots Synagogue Quincy street, between Market and
MaIn.
german Protestant, Hall, Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1o1f morning.
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re CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising other a.
of the Integencer, should be addressed to
e Propretors.
hou be addressed the Editors Jointly or to either
writing for publication will please write
only on side of the paper.
nd serT uore prompt attention to correspondents than
eymIsLVCtlerTise receive.
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ODE FELLows. pIRn0ToRY

VIrnInIns Ledge No. 3.-Msets every FhursdAy
evening HAM of Market and Quincy streets
JAxks II, HAIL, n. G.i B. n. Carr, Secretary.
FrnnIEIin ledge No. 4 13.--Meets as abeyeeyery
Monday evening DAyrD B4xH1, n. e.i REfiiGha p.
No vssvey, Secretary
wua. FeII Lodge No. 33.-.NeetS asaboyeeye-
?, wednesday evening. wiILIAM HElEER, N. g.; John
Satade, Secretary.
wheeling lodge Ne. SO.--Msets as above every
Saturday evening.
WsD. PorTs, NJ g.; John T1o6urH, Secretary.
TSanoIn Lodge No. 90.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. JOS HAsELr, N. G.i JoN" L. RartseH'
Secretary. -. :.
Wm. Tell Euenuapnent NO. > : 50 = =
boe .bs seeond and Sourth Tuesday evenings ofeaeh
monlh. Joax RaDsA, G. p; CAds- Linek, Scribe.
Abraas'0 EucnnRmont N0' ts-Mee'e !. q
above the Frsfandsstrd Tuesday men'n
VIZ T4xtoa, o. p; GsoBdtrd, n, Scribe tNarosio
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Az exchange tells the story Of a preacher
who in late sermon observed that i was a
striking proof OF the wisdom and benevolence Of
Providence. that death Eas placed at the end Of
Iife--thus giving time to make the necessary
preparaiion for that event The same paper
saws This calls TO mind the profound remark ola
philosopher who admired the arrangement Of
placing Sunday nt the end Ofthe week instead
the middle, which would make a bfokea rex
sf itT There IS great deal Of wisdom in these
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CATO's ExrRA PIsAYEE-A piOus old negro,
saying grace at the table, not only used 70 ask \
blessing upon his board, but he would also petit
ton TO have some deficient dish snpPhed- One
day Il was known tiiat Cato Easout of potatoes
and suspeeting that he would pray for some at
dinner, n wag provided himself with small
measure Of the vegetables, and stole under the
window which stood near the table Of our color
ed Christian Soon Cato drew up chair and
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"Oh, Massa Lord, vii: dow in dy pToTdent
kindness condescend 10 bress ebery Thing before
us, and be pleased To bestow upon us a few Ia
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iiDem's uul, Lord" said Cato. looking with
surprise. ''Only jUs leff um dORn leetle easier
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Here the potatoes were dashed upon the table,
breaking plates and uPsetung the mustard
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Nike is a little darizey ola dozen years.1,ebo
was pnrpOsely left alone In the store one day,
and watched through a door that stood ajaT, to
test his honesty. Finding himself alone, he
began 10 canvass the apartment foF s5uisthing
0ood. and slipping behind the counter, hersouri
Upon being caught in the act, and fepTiniand'
ed. he began to justify hiInSelf by saying
ssYou'd no business to leave me aione-you
always know d I'D steal
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Onarrellihg before marriage Is a sure prelude
70 misery afterwards Think before yOu CON.
nit yourself 70 a lifelong engagement
Why are eie1gyineI performing the marriage
ceremony, like cabinet maEerSz Because they
are iuiners
4 thrifty housewife thinks men ought TO be
aselnILfhey might as well be smoking hams As
smoking cigars
Mr.. II. declared that his wife had five falls
THAT she was beautiIul dutiiul, youthful, plen-
tilil. and an drHf,ilp ses
How 10 get good WIFE take . smart gu and
go to the parson. -'st
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Fire q Inland Navigation

Risks accepted eonsiItsnt uif sOlveney and
fair profit. r..l ....,
EDseidf dte1fi0l Girfn 70 1stfrGnce 81 kDHkLLl<fGo
dad COattirtss syoI. terms ef 20 . years.
The pFOgTesB OF this Corporation has been stable ana an
INTERRUPTED oh o. naneia sunshine ana eoru
or periods eTentfu In exempt from sweeping
items and maritime Being long raabisheo on
basis the troubles 81 the credit system aneet us IN no
material p4rticulsr =
Dur iIa times'' security % reliable 1nspFaneE u
an duty ability OF property oEsrs "a sns-
tain loss being q much lrafened.
Policies Issued Without delay and all business attended
TO with dispatch ard hltlity, BY
Wheeling, Va.
Union Han bui dings, vest side Main street
I Eebl9-dav-til Jan Istl 80
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VOLUMEII61
TERMS.

CE-Corner of Main aud Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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ASSETS JANUARY /, 1883:

UPWARDS OF SI1. 900 600
or Losses have been paid by the tna Insurance Co..
the past 3s years.
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y A5SM, Af65SS IA III Ak RiREhh2N u Sid Rr.2S.4N.

uBI Hsce4VSu auu NV lVFGL
VNyE take pleasure IN Informing friends, pIfIona
w the public FrneralT tiIEt Eage just Feeefvsd
Spring stock OF CLOTHS, C.AGskLJHERk6E fESJISg
GOOs-ail % Whieh vii sell ~ prizes suit fke
We ony ask eal feeling eoaGdeBt Eatif you ezarirs
Hrock Tou VII H. satisfied that b exeelisd
In the style quality u t8 EoolG oeFsa fsE aale-
knOE that Efork consists of FGahfcHdbLe GSods
C1SGp Goods, and prepared % make them Ep 20
der IN styie second 70 eitheE East West of
mountain, and At shOFt notlee, - Sogs-ISoH
iO2 Main 81. WHEEIER LAXIN.
aPl7 Merchant Tsa;srs
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
-ET THE--
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german Protestant Hall, Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1o< morning.
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For the information Of strangers visiting the cyws pub
sh the following list the different Churches, and their
me and place of meeting. If there mistakes, We
viIlmake the necessary cOrrectonwith pleasure;
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WILDE q BRO.

Asgignee'S Notice.
IL persons krouiDg Themselves lndebt-d W Jlr
"a viii please ea The UNDERLINED and sstf5s
the ones Of y RicArdsou, Esq cor MonEoe And Year
reefs Gun grafri.l IA VlSCEE1,
mhs4 Asslgnes ef y. 9. Ill.sss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-31

A Pleasing ARpearasce ~ tAe .ara Letter u Remoe
paeaddffoa-
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Ry the Empire City.

New York, August 30.-The steamer EN-
pire City is below detained 10y quarantine.
Advices from Paris Indicate an expedition
against Madagascar by France and England
4 conspiracy has been discovered at Lew
isburg among the school boys from II to Is
year,; eleven of them were tried, one OF whom
was sentenced to death and the others to i'm
prisonment
The investigation developed a formidable
conspiracy ramifying into Russia and Poland
for "a general rising OF the Sclavonia popula-
ton of Austria TO form Republic.
The Northern Light reached Liverpool on
the goth.
A project is on foot in Paris to connect Eu-
rope with China by Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL. August 20.-CottOn. fair Or
leans e; stock at Liverpool 688000 bales, OF
which SOL 900 bales are American. Bread
stufis dull; all qualities of Wheat advanced
one penny; Lard firm; Sugar firm; Coffee dull;
Linseed Oil 34s934s6d.
LONDON-Sugar quiet: Coffee firm; Bread
stuiis firm. American securities average bust
ness without quotable change; Consols ESQ
96s.
A boundary difficulty has occurred between
France and Switzerland.
The Austrian Naval expenditures are to be
increased fifty per cent.
1t is reported that the King of Prussia alb
dictates in October.
The Russian crops, particularly in the neigh
borhood of Odessa, lis unsatisfactory.
The British steamer Cyclops bombarded
Iiddah five days before obtaining satisfac-
ton; finally eleven murderers of Christians
were executed and four others sent to Con-
stantinOple.
More quiet in India is confirmed.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2lst.-Cotton quiet; sales
to-day 6000 bales Flour quiet. Wheat has
an advancing tendency. Corn quiet.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-31

FACTS FOR THE PEOPIE.-It was a noted
saying of the great DIR. MAGENDIE, when lee
turing before his class, II care not a button
for theories; give me fats" This is likewise
the motto of the celebrated DR.. BRAGG, who,
by a careful observance of facts alone, has
been enabled to bring his medical prepare
lions to such perfection. His latest inven-
ton, the ARCTIC LINIMENT. is also his greatest
invention; and it may be stated as ''fact
for the people," that it is the best Liniment
now in existence and destined to supersede
all others. Another fact is, that it never fails
TO cure those diseases for which it is recon-
manded. The best evidence of the value of
medicine is, that it effects radicdL cure, and
this is eminentiy the case with the Arctic Lin
ilnent. Ucures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Par
alysis, Sprains Bruises, Burns, Scalds. &C.,
aud all eruptive diseases; and is equally eff
cacious in curing the diseases of animals, such
as SPAWN, ring-bone poll-evil, &c.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY &
DEM0vILLE.
Anagent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made to Bragg & Bur-
rowes, St. Louis, Mo-, and must always be &C
cOmpanied by good reference.
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The grocery Trade of Nashville.

We clip the following from an editorial in
the Memphis AUoLGnehe:
1T is fact that the city of Nashville sells
nearly all of the groceries such az sugar,
coffee. salt. &c.-that goes into East Tennes-
see and that as far down as Huntsville, most
of fhe purchases are madein Nashville. The
cities of Charleston, Savannah and Richmond
are holding some competition with Nashville
for the East Tennessee grocery business but
Memphis is not heard from. Now this state
of things should not continue Not one of
the places referred to are so eligibly situated
70 command the grocery trade of h lt Ten
nesSee as Memphis. We have less railroad TO
send freight over to Knoxville, than Charles
ton, Richmond, or Savannah, while the per-
pctuaI navigation of our river gives a decided
advantage over Nashville. The Memphis
grocer can at any time command his supplies
from New Orleans. and il not obliged to
invest a large capital at once to provide
against the contingencies o. "low water"
We could certainly supply East Tennessee
and North Alabama on the very best of terms,
and while we should command the entire
grocery business of North Alabama, our
business men might open profitable trade
with East Tennessee. We also suggest to
our city friends that the railroad is now in
operation from Decatur to Athens in Lime
stone county. Ala. That road WILL IN t,oo
years be opened to the city of Nashville. In
the meantime Memphis has it in its power to
get the trade of that portion of Alabama
now traversed by this new road. If suitable
and efficient steps are taken, we can become
50 connected with the people Of that section
to secure not only their custom NOR, but
for the future; and the same prudent and far
reaching policy that would gather in this
trade, would reach into the wealthy county
of Giles and enable us To hold competition
with Nashville in her favOrite dominion. 1t
is not for us to suggest the particular policy
by which these things can he effected-the
energy. enterprise and good sense OF our
business men are fully equal to the work, if
they will only conclude 10 undertake il"
Our Nashville Grocery merchants will thus
learn what our ambitions and prosperous
sister city of Memphis is doing and is striving
to do, and it behooves them to keep sharp
look out if they 30 not wish to be over reached
IN II fair and open competition. We believe,
that with proper exertions, the trade above
referred to may be easily retained in the
hands of the Merchants of Nashville, and
with additional activity and energy our
grocery trade, might be greatly enlarged and
extended. True competition is coming in
from the east, south and west, and may soon
from the north Of us and il is for us to meet
and repI it, We have great confidence in
the skill and ability of those engaged i'll the
wholesale grocery trade Of Nashville, and
feel satisfied that they will wage any fair
contest that may be precipitated upon them
with spirit and success.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

yHff0xSS, DIR. KING formerly of New York for
Aft<sAssS the last four years of Louisville. Ken
tucky, who has devoted is attention the treat
ment of private diseases for so years, fatters
himself, having attended TO a practice for many
years, and cured many thousands, he is enabled TO
cure all diseases OF private nature, matter how
bad they may be from lnjudicous medical treatment,
from neglect Of their own. Or. Kings Dspensary
IS No % Headcrlck street, between Cherry and the
square secOnd story, where he cures all diseases of
private nature.
GoSoRIuIEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES Of old recent date, efectually cured in
a few days, by operation which pain
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be eiectually
cured in few days.
SEMINAL MISUNDERSTANDING attention having been
given to this disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out Of 1t, brought III many cases by the de-
structvc habits Of IncOnslderate Youths and
sive indulgence of the PASSIONS neglect of which will
undermine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit
Females who may be abOring with any difficulty Of
TIE Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed, directed To DR. A King
No. D Deaderick street Nashville Tenn. will have
the necessary medicine sent 10 their address, with
cessary directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from O'Clock in the morning until in the
ming may26-ind&wly
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broadway "Right Up.o

There is but one Broadway upon the Amer
lean continent, aud il is the great thorough
fare of wealth, rs well Of rs Of wit, wisdom,
and whatever else is remarkable. We know
OF but one other great road which will com
pare with this, and that is the road 10 fortune,
CO., of Augusta, Georgia, who, if you enclose
To them ten. five, or two and Il half dollars.
will put you on your travels with Il way-bill
which promises golden prospects. The sums
of $4,000, $4,000, or $40 OOO are placed
within your reach, and those who are ON TIN,
alert for this lucky chance may be the first to
reach happy destinatioa.-Ez.
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The Public schools.

These Schools VIII reopen ON Monday, the eth OF
September, at : A NJ.
The Superintendent will issue tickets the Tynes'
Building on Wednesday, the Let Of September at s
o'clock A. ~, 10 applicants residing north OF Union
street
Gu Thursday, the 2nd, tickets viii be given to APP
plcants living between mon and Dcmunbrano sts ,
nj the hume .suildHg.
ga Friday, 81 tickets viii be issued AT the hap
TIT Brick church Soiirge street, south 81 the Mod
caI College, Ia those ressang south IL mansbrane
street, including Claiborne district.
n. B.-Iarents viii observe that the liz full A.,
the a9e, birth place present resiees stating yr aud
cayd, together with thr OF the Parent or GUAR
dian Of each Pupil must be registered by thc super
intendent at the commencement u each school year.
rhe rules OF the shoos require that candidates for
'adnssioR be accompanied by Parent or Guardian.
Pr each child has correct answer the above In
readiness, much time win be saved ia Glllng the
|tckets.
Let the Family Register be previously consulted.
by order OF the Board OF Education.
aug3I-d4t
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IMPORTANT.
aug24

YOU FEEL DEBIIITATED.
YOU FEEL NERVOUS.
YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT TRIPLES.
YOU CANNOT WORK WITH ENERGY.
YOU DO NOT FEEL LIKE DOING ANYTHING.
YOU HAVE NO APPETITE.
YOU CANNOT SLEEP AT NIGHT
YOU FEEL WEAK.
YOU FEEL DIZZY.
Then use HooFIAND's GERMAN BITTERs; they will
cure you without fail.
For sale at the Principal Ofice AIS Arch ST., Phila-
delpha, and are sold by druggists and keepers
in every town and village in the United States Cana
das West Indies, and South America, at rs cents per
bottle. See that the signature of c. NJ. Jackson is
the wrapper Of each bottle. aug2-1m
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
SASS Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets
Magnificent Scheme
TO BE DRAWN
EACH SlIERDlT LN EulrEILpI.I,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
o,4oo fr'1es amounting to.-...........-. $500 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters sc So
Certificates of panl,apes Will he solh =, The G.,

va Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
VIII Toe sent ~ any one DESTROYS OF receiving It,
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Education.

On Monday the 9th of September, the undersigned
will open English and Classical School for Boys, in
the brick School the South end of the lot oc-
cupied by McKendrec Church. This building has been
leased for term Of with the view Of estab-
fishing permanent school Of high grade. The num-
Der of pupils will be limited TO twenty.
TERMs.-For English branches $50; for the latin
and Greek Classics, including the higher branches OF
mathematics so, per session Of five months No de-
ductOn for absence except in of protracted i'll
ness. Il. + BENTLEY.
REFERENCES:
JOHN A. ,IcEwEN, JONI TRINgIE,
ALLEN A. Hall, j. Il. MCFERRIN,
JONI b. LINDSEY, LuD Huston,
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