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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-30
CIT LiTIC S.
CITY NOMINATIONS.

III NOMiNAllONS.
Annexed we give a list Of the nominations as far a
made Candidates whose names have been omitte'
would do well to notify Immediately so that our sub
sequent lists may be perfect
COUNTY.
sRERUr.
Pc" ps%oi;sti Estiv SgrsT;'e;S. II .;s.,,.o,
John Clancy. Vim. s. Dawson.
VIM. C. Conner. Thomas Little.
Nelson J. Waterbury Rufus r. Andrews.
Robert Gamble. Charles Rsiale
w. schermer, Samuel Hall,
A. r. Jackman. J. s. scohed.
CONGRESS.
Ris saH Tsss,ss. I,Tssss,ie' A"gi@". Repetition"
Dan X. sckles A. Williamson \. h'sasiey'
7. ]. Barr, Ind. Edmund Grimm, w. Brennan.
Swm &. Msclsy, Gussr,c; pesne, Philip Hamilton
7-Eigah Ward, George Briggs George Briggs
snacihams Horace '. Clark, Horace " Clark.
ASSEMBLY.
Jacob L. smith, &C. a.r,.. Gao :, o.,,,..
p Quinn, IND, Ind )
Mohi Fitzgerald. Lewis q. Hopps. Lewis @. Hspps
SC. B. Woodruff, Hen. A. Morgan, Hen A. Morgan.
r. nnnabue Ind II. W. Knevels ID. W. KneveisL
sss Ss1ss%.A, stsiSss. scs.. S ssepsas ns% ssr..
II. II. Friel, J. Mansfield Davis, y. A. concking
s ~ c,uy, fs,iyr, IND 7. J. Roberta r. j. Roberta
e-Rob d. Livingston, Chas r. Spencer Chas Spencer
lo-J. w. Chandler, Joseph Canning, Jos CAnplng.
ll-Nosh q. Chids, Joseph h. Pollock JAS q. McAdam.
- wrn frr Id' Daniel Wills Daniel Willis
Tsp. Masterpon, r. H shannon. X H. shannon.
led Murray, George opdyke, George Opdyke
D-J Augusti. Page, 90 cNus.
p Tsnnan Ind ( ~"'' ''"""' " a. Thompson
l6-Jas. C. Rutherford Ered. L. Seeiy Fred l.. seeiy
fhos vsi.es ss Ind MarseTus rcls Narcelus EeI
PREPARATIONS FOR THE ELECTION.
The republican Central Committee and the American
General Committee both in session last night max
ing preparations for the forthcoming election Bills wore
ordered TO be printed and paid and tickets to be distr
butcd The republicans especially were extremely nc.
tive and very confident that victory viii perch
upon their banner next Tuesday They are also conf
dent that they lead the Know Nothing State tce,
this city a least 5000 Whatever may be the result o
the present fight s very evident that the opposition
this city much more active than the democracy.
ASorHKR ISpErKNpESr NOMINATION. r. Robinson
has been nominated for the Assembly in tho Eleventh dis
trct, Twentieth ward His opponents are Noah r. Chids
(dem James O. McAdam (rep.), and Joseph H. Pollock
(Am) Independent candidates being brought ou
everywhere. II s OF the signs OF the times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-30

Annexed we give list Of the nominations as far az
made. Candidates whose have been omitted
would do well to notify Immediately so that sub.
sequcnt lists may be perfect
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06
County Court.

The County Court was in aessio,
last week. The Justices we're, John b
Tough, presiding, NimroQ Tcnnent, &
Jesse Mercer, Esqrs.
! The es@al amount of road and Other
County business was attended to. The
additional Constablcs elect in all the
districts, except No. 8, were qualified.
So were the Clerk Of the County Court,
County Surveyor and Sheriff. David
Ammons, Justice elect in room of Jno.
Anderson, resigned, and II. A. Holland
in room OF Jno. Meredith, resigned.
The Court spent most of the time in
hearing the infested election case from
district No. 3, between j. L. John and
Thos. Hawker, and finally ordered an.
other election to be held on the third
Saturday in August. Then we expect
to sec another fight over the bone, if it
is small one. Star. ?
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TO TIE TAN PAYERS OF
MONONGALIA COUNTY.

W GU are aware that tho time il near al hand
H when shall DO called spon 10 pay in the
Revenue taxes OF this County Tor the year 1865
therefore earnestly request you to 10 prepared
10 pay your taxes when called upon. twas, for
ced 10 borrow money at 4 considerable sacrifce
to. Pay the toxcs for 1867, and thereby keep up,
notonly my own credit as a collector, but (ic
credit OF the county at large hope YOU will
make greater eRort thio tall TO pay in your tax
es IN time, than was done las, year, and not put
mo to The trouble and expense of again borrow. .
ing, (Which will be impossible fo1 IEe to do, ow-
ing to the hard tmos,) to meet tbs uirc,n on,s
Of the law, There are many prompt Ia payorc
WAC" are always punctual and need no second
Cunning, but there are others who are too SLOW
and think tho aouble for the Sheriff to call IN.
on them half a'JoZca times, aud then nut him
on with a promise without any intention to per-
form. 10 such would SAY tia, there is a time
wren forScarancc ceases to be virtue shall
DC forced in such cases to ADOPT the motte
"pcacably If can forcibly if | muSt,,t notwith.
standing it will be very unpleasant ror Il, to
do so. =" -, -
10 those who arc in arrears for taxes Of 1856
ana 1897, have 10 say ''ro longer indulgence
can, be givcni'' so prepare to 'Sfork over and
eavs costa AID trouble Respectfully Yours,
-. =. Sd. Pc. JOHN Il. FLEMING,
IN, Q, ,oro Sheriff OF Msnongslia County.
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DRY GOODS

general assortment for 6 mi me nd ladies
winch viii be sold at rcdncea prices. -
FRESH GRDGERlES.
:, large SUPPL Of Sugar. Qoa8e, syrup. &c.
sliAD and !ifnhtNGa N'fH'
-. %QUERNSW ARE
inige stock !; including Granite, China, Liv-
g?FaNily kept -.
49, s'a, HARDWARE.
a general assortment, including Soy,hes, &c.
DoNNETS, LATEST FASHIONS.
new assortment of the latest FASH on, ins
clGWnB t.2wers, &c. Ladies call md see them
-" in.t' HATS { ~ '''T
or kinds. 800 .' : ~ r. - -,
Boys. N
slioES'--A general assortment for Men, Wo-
men, and Children. Also on hand, an assort-
ment OF Nails, Glass, Cordage, Stoneware, &c.
especially invite the Ladies and Gentlemen
TO call and examine my stock, for have ,he
most complete and desirable assortment Of
Spring and Summer wear ever saw. Eyery
bodycome, for will sell cheap. for cach ,or to
prompt payers, / have
ElFE HUNDRED YARDS OF CARPET.
rs low as % ccnts per yard, and Wool Car
pei lover than has ever bean in this market -
Call at the old stand. ~ WIN. IAYiEp ~
Morgantown, May sSth 1868. 80. g ~
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LAND SALE.

:. ~ virtue ola decree Of the Circuit Court Of
mohongalia County, rendered at the Fall Term
thereot, 1897, IN The case of Nancy Wells rs.
John w. East5un and others, shall on the din
monday in August, 1885, on TIE public ground
before the courthouse Of MQ3pngalia@ county,
sell at public auction, to the Eishegt bidder, so
much Of the lands devised to John w. East5un
ny h,2 father, Thomas Eastbun deceased ms
shall be sufficient to satisfy the sum of sIg5 3S
cents, with"intcres, on SlO2 ,O6 cents, parcel
thereof from 2,fh ofJdy, 1857, till paid togoth-
or with onc-half of the costs by the def,t in the
ai3rc'aid suit expended. Said land lies on the
wfteE9 Of !ndian Greek in this county, and is
the same nov occupied by Nimrod Neatly.
Terms A crelit of SIX and ttwafye ~ y this
with interest from tho day of safe ; and the pur-
chaser will be required TO give bonds with good
security for the payment of the purchase money.
w. 7. WILEY,
: SuIy Isl, lS0S-l09-3t Commissioner.
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gNUM vEvEMUs vrvAmUs,.~

That "good time coming 81. OF which we used
| to sing, has At last arrived; at least one would
think SO, Judging from tho great amount of good
things to be found at the Variety store of X. l..
Il N. BERKSHIRE, who respectfully announce
| to their numcr GUS friends and cusiomers nd the
rest Humankind generally, that they havo receiv-
Cd rom the East, the most complete assortment
+ Of VARIETY GOODS AND. NOTIONS, ever
brought TO this market, which they are offer
ing to the public at prices to suit customata.,
Their tcrns arc CASH u
Their motto 'Short profits and quick returns (.
1t would be al9oct impossible to cnumerats
all tho articles t. DO ,l.ld there; amoag Them
may he found: s... .. Sea, a..
Nuts and Candies orovery dcsttiplioa, Pickles.
Preserves and hayoripg extracts Peaches nut
up in air eight jars; Lemons, Oranges, Primes,
&c:i Spices and Perumery, every variety;
Fobscco and Cigars Of tho best quality; Su>
gar, Molasses, and Syrup; Crackers, Cheese,
fish, Sartincs, e.. Stationary OF a superior
quality, every vatiety." IA word Ladies',
and Gentlemen, "Ai'.i rtikG a., a. 49,
"lnIuire within, Tor unytaigg you want"
Picnic parties supplied with all the necessary
hkln's,'on reasonable terms. 30. g. ., ...
DON'T forget the place. Remember il, is at
Mo"Chcap Grocery" Immediately opposite tho
coGNt!house. r. LIS n. BERKSHIRE.
June s5th, lass. 30. D. ..-., ..,... .--I. ~. >.
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From the baltimore Sun. July 81
BALTIMORE NJARESETS

GATTLE The offerings a, The Scales 10.
gay reached 575 head, of which number 30
mead were dSiven OF TO Philadelphia, 25
SOLD 10 country butchers, and the remainder
o2o head, taken by Baltimore butchers at
prices ranging from $500 to $3.50 on The
nooi, equal to'6,0O to T,75 net, and averas.
ing SO 37a sSoss. The market was brisk.
s4EEP,-,R Receipts light, but the supply
IA equal 70 the demand; sales were made TO-
day at s2a$3,5o per head
:, HOGS, - Prices have slightly advanced on
she prices OF last week; sales have been
made al So,2oaS7 per hundred lbs net.
FLOUR and MEAL-S;ocks ofHoward
Street and Ohio Super -four have been mere
~ nominal salesoi this description have been
to q very Limited eyten, at an advance Of 12I
cents per barrel on our quotations of last
week. The demand for expor, has been fair
On, not active, a small 10, of new How.
Sales OF City Mills have been made nj sd r5
a25, mostly for fu,uce delivery.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, ss.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court Of Monongalia county,
o" the irst Monday IN July, 1855 80. g.
'"Le9,lX 2 Santpa, CQmpl'ts,)
VIM. r. Cotton, etal. Dcl'sS
The object of this suit is to restrain the De-
fcndnht Wade from paying over to the defend
ant cotton, or his assigns, the amount of pur-
chase money due from him Cor n certain ira I
OF land reeegtly,puIcl2 sed by said Wade from
SAID Cotton, alh TO MIKE the said f.82t ofland
IN the hands of said Wade, liable to CERTAIN
mortgage executed by the defendant Cotton TO
the Plaintiffs before the purchase of said tract
o, land by said Wade, CT which mortgage said
Wade had notice sc, .' - -. 80 u
And 1t appearing by an afIdavil' fled in this
cause, that the defendant JosephGa RICE. is not
an inhabtant Of this State, ii is order ed ihat he
40 appear herq wiihtn .ono month after due pub.
hcGt!9n Of tbs order end do what ia ne ccssary
TO protect his interests herein.
a copy-'Teste LEWIS S. LAYTON, Clerk.
berkshire, p. Q. l59-5t.
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THE UNION.
.,ORGANTOWN. AUG. 6, 1858.
That Mutton.

& Tic Slackwatcr excitement swal,
b bwcd up every thing else in our town,
4 Inst week, and among the rest piece
n or splendid Mutton sent to our domicil
Nv Mcssrs. Nutting & Shchan, from
,Lcir butcher. shop in Domains build.
mo on Walnut street. TO be precise,
the mutton was not literally swallowed
w the Slackwater; for we assisted in
that operation with hearty good will;
Int the recollection of it was, for the
,imo being. 1t was on w.day, and
the two sheep slaughtered for the oc-
casion, as above, were fully equal to
many that we have seen exhibited by
Philadelphia butchers as the best in
the world, IT is strange that so little
mutton is consumed in this section of
country, where people seem to be sem
siJle on most other subjects. 1t is, by
general consent, more wholesome than
any other meat, and the sheep is one
of the most tidy animals in existence;
and not to be compared, in this res
pect at least, to the filthy swr- we
have but one way Of accounting for so
singular preference, and that is, yif
YOU will allow the expression many
people arc too sAeepish to eat mutton !!
Well, every one to his taste-happily
thc:e is variety enough for all. But
don't forget 10 patronizc Nutting and
Sachan; they sell good beef as we'll as
mutton.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06

Gagn The way our neighbor Alex.
Hayes, of the Front ST, "Washington
House," has prepared to accommodate
his numerous friends aRd the travel
ing public is a caution to dyspeptics,
and all others fond OF good living
II addition to lis ordinary" fare
such as beef-stake, ugar-coatcd hams,
turkey qnd other fowls-(Aleck was
Always death on fowls, though no one
ever charged him with "foul play" to
our knowledge)-hc will now serve up
blackberry tarts, blackberry buildings,
blackberry jam, blackberry wine-and
huckleberry, what-d'yc-ca it? in the
very best style of the age! Eut joking
aside, Mr.. Hayes has q most roomy &
convenient house, well furnished, with
spacious stabling and other appurte,
Mances. Besides and above all this,
Front Street affords an ample and ne.
v?r failing supply of the best crater in
town II
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New York Cattle Market-su,y %,

New York Cattle Market-suiy 2s.
BEEF CATTLE. -Sa 81. Inferior quail.
ty 6Aa7.
SHEEP and LAMBS. Sales were made
at rices ranging from $4,000, and 81. BOA
400 for ether qualities.
hoGs-First quality % cents; other quail.
tiles 5@a5a cents.
In consequence of vas, increase in the
number OF receipts, the market was VERY
dull and prices declined nearly cent u
pound on oil qualities. The number on
sale al Ailerion's during the week was A %
head, and at all the yards 81 head, show.
ing nm ircrease over las, weeks receipts Of
i,oxo head. Tho offerings were Of .such'
oe'ler average quality thar psUaE buti,Lhe
very heavy receipts prevented Brokers from
obtaining remuneralive prices. A large pro.
portion OF The receipts were ip the hands Of
spectators, nearly oil Of whom will lose con,
siderable sums. ,..L wa
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lp0yp Ak OLD TxDIAx Doorop vn

l@5" AN oLD INDIAN DooTog, WHO
has nodc hrt fortune ard retired lrD,n business,
will spend the rotpaind?r Of his days in curing
chat dreadful disease OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF CHARGE his cptnost desire being 10 con-.
municuto TO the world his remedies that hevo
proved successful in more tian 8 600 cagcs.'Ile
requires each HPplican, TO sond him aminute
description of the symptGme, win two postage
stamps, 6conts) to pay tho rgturn letter, IN
which, he wll return them his ddpice presc,jr-
lion, with directions FOR preparing the mod-
Cines, &C..
TuE ON Docrop hopes that those afflicted
VIII not, on GcCoEnt Of dclcacy, refrain rom
consulting him he chusc no inakcs No CBApor.
MS solo object IN advertising ia 10 DO all tho
good he eau before he dies. He feels that ho N
justly celebrated for cure Of Consump tiou, Astb
ma; Bfonelnue, Ncfvouo hfocuons, Cougha
Colds, Sc. e"''
Address, rCtT. UECAS BRANT,
Jan a. .sm) Box 1891, r, o., y, YAK.
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Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies

LIE BEST, SAFEST, MOST ErFforENr, ENp USES
ioa FAMILY REMEDIES Knows. They have beor
oeiore me public for throo years, and have re-
celyeo inc unqualified comm lnJatioh Sf t6s tliol!
SANDS who have used them. They Are 0ni m
IN heg! c2sos, with book ofdrettions, Tnd iii
!soh ,aiIerem'ePo for tie cure of to follow.
ing urseases, Wis FtrerS = congegiioHs d1I n, =
Jc.amah0nst 2. Wormr CompIciats. 9. Bdbps sur
J"fmgS' q. Did5fhGa and RUNNER Compiniafg4
o. Oyssnfarg. @. Choicrd, cholera moyLuy, ,,
ooughs, Gods, Br5achttis. o. 1o9thache and Ncui
rmg'os' ?. HeoaathcS. 10. bgSRSgSid, freak ana
dc'a stomach II. Suppressed scdnigor painfstI
me"ses. q WMtes and femoie Weokacss. III.
group. ID. Salt Rhcum. IS. Rheumatism.
.:in.fge boxes, each for tho following FtvEa
onp hcYEi CATARB.ij SoRE, w sAk, and IarLAm.
I'd EYES jfPtLEs, WrfoopiE6 CoUGr.
phicE; Tho entire Set and B6oB, Pit up in
largc 'hree dram Walls, So the numbered Box.
es ana Book, 50 large single boxes 30 cents /;
" Ihcse remedies are promptly eealby mail
OF express TO any part OF The e5untfY 40 the re-
selpL OF The money. Members omitted or dupli-
Sdloo tosIit Purchasers. Address,
'' g" 'HUMPHRBYSc&. Palmer,
49, seq Broadway, New York.
tuiy 70. l12 emo.
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10 Credit, or not to Credit!

\ FTER an experiment Of four months, sell
IA ing on credit and cash, have come to the
conclusion to adopt the ready pay system. TO
part with any OF my old frcndsand customers
lior they are many will be painiuk 10 me and
hope by this timely noticl, they will maac
their arrangements TO cortnIc doing their busi-
ness with nc. To continue DOUG business on
creG!L, wog's; h3, compelled 10 advance the
prices on many artciesoimy goods. Tha'I ain
unwilling to do, and will contiaoe 60 issll aa
cheap as the cheapest, and no mistake. {+Thereis
but one class OF people that TIE cash system will
lniare. Il know not thdteny of :theui are deal
ing VIA me- It's tho9e HAT aercrpay, i hope
my old friends and customG rs viii TAX @ my advice
once try the ready pay system My word for it in
less then one year you will DO glad you did SO.
shall close my books on the first day of
August next, and after chat day sell for ready
pay. William LATER. =
June l4th 1858. A" ~, .f,i-.9. -. g.. Of.
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SWAIM'S CELEBRATED pANACE1

For the cure Of 'Scforuia; General Debility,
ana all diseases arising from Impurities OF the
blood and the effects Of Mercury. PEI -.
Swcim's Punacoa has been for IT. ore thar ,hir
ty-atq years celebrated in this country and in
Europe fer its extraordinary cures, some of
which are too frightGuI for general publicat ion,
where The patients have been ALMOST eaten up
with Scrofua, and were deemed incurable by
physicians. ''r,... .:. ~ =. =.
1t has been used in hospitals and private prac
ucc; AMI has been recommended by the most
celebrated physicians and other eminent per-
sons: hmong others, by w. G. Gibson, NJ. D.,
Metz N, p, PtoG'of Surgery, NY. Universe
tyi W. p. Devices, ~. D., p-of. Mid. Penn. u
nvetS'iyi n. Chapman,M p, Pref of physc,
r renT. u8versityi T:npatkeg NJ. L., 'prcciio nt
college Physicians, Philadelpi;a. - = ~"
The wonderful cures effected by Swaims Pam
acea hayo fer Dlaay yagra made i! an invalua-
Die remedy ,Spd hare accustomed, uhpracipiad
persons TO initiate it, aqd thls' impose on tho
informed ofecyerCl who kavo bSon' Ice oiivGi In
swaTm's TOnccea ia in round'b6.tlec, 0utc6
long,tudt,nally, &!th the following letters LIown
"sN ACEA-PEILADA.v
Having the name. of JAS. SWAIN stamped on
the 0caling way and written on the label cover
ing the cork; ard arlcndd enqiGyfcr ON iho
side or the ;bnttlcy by Draper and. Co, barrk
nota engraSers, in the centre OF viii CHI is a nor.
trait of the late VIM. Swain, (copyrirat secur-
cd.) y - 90 - '-c'1
1t persons purchasing tho Panacea will be
careful TO observe the above caution, and TINT
the name S'c0ina is correctly spelled they need
not be imposed upon. ~, -
Prepared only q, swaiu'5 Laboratory, the
old StanPsi SOuti: SGtcSth Street, below CLesnr.
philSael2hia, and sold by all dhagg.sta in the
United Ststag. -. S...1
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE U. 8 -
SCHIEFFEILIN.B BROTHERS Il 90
40 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
tmo' llS--April 90, 1853.
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Of CoY R ND.

II has become absolutely necessary for us to
close up our business entiro." We therefore
give this last notice 10 those whom it may cons
Germ OF our intention and determination to do
co. We hope that all those who are indebted
to us either bynotc or account, will promptly
attend to their payments without rurthcr solicit
Etion. Il. Il. Carr has left town ;, but the books,
sc. may be found in possession otB. +. Smith,
who VIII attend to them. There arc q Great ma :
ny snail balances of accounts unsettled on our
booksSt2 which we would direct tho spccial
attenton'cC thosc owing them. XIV
May 10. ''"'' CARR, HANWAY G. co. {
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PHILIP ROGERS. EVANS d. FOGLE
. SlackWater or no SlackWater,

The subscribers have jus, received dircc, from
PhiladelPhio and Baltimore, large and com
plcte' assortment of SUMNER DRY GOODS,
second edition Groceries of,ho best ia market
together with everything usually kept.
Wn are determined to sell our aopSa to meet
the umcs-.c!erper than ever. u
We return our thanks fol the liberal patron
age from our friends SINCE we resumed business
ana VIII just say, COME ALONG, and when you
nave examined, aud found out where you can do
best with your money, there buy. We are de-
tcrmined to work cheap
June 20 ROGERS s. FOGLE.
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Travelling a few days IN Missouri,
in sections where the cows have wide
range, We heard of & new entioement
TO bsiag tho COWS horae regular at eve.
Dhat was feeding them with sugar the
same as you would salt. 4 litt!e hand
fpl at eve, at the same time of day,
would bring them back to the gate with
regularity as unfailing as the sur
After they are well trained in sugar
eating, it may be omitted every other
night. A half dozen notable house
wires assured me that the fact was
we'll worth knowing. - Ohio Fqrmsr.
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M GRGANTOHVN FEMALE
Iva 80. SEMINARY t.

REy. AS. HANK, Am. = Assoc;o,e
J.B.P.HANK; H.M,, MD',,} f %iasi%ss
The duties of this Institution will be rcsura.
cd on the first Monday in September.
nc buildings are now being enlarged, by the
addition OF three story wing, 50 by 80 feet,
Msisn YlI! c2nt&iH a Chapel, lh.FoomG, and
!nS.eSsSd aeco Expectations for 9oarderQ, :
The iringpaf3%Eill be supported Gy q corps
Of competent ,;GPchcyo in tic Solid ard Orna.
WGntnl Branches, Of Fenalc education.
-, diplomas VIII be granted to those WHO com.
plete the regular collegiate Course. @'|:'
Miss MAoGIE YAu REg WERyEY, of New
ork, VIII take charge Of tile Musical Depart
ment, and Miss MINNIE L. JErrE6eov fthe
ornam entail Branches, Painting, Drawing, &c.
FERNS per 0uartcr-Elcyen NVeeks-
- PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
noarS, Washing, Fuel and Lights, SOS, 90
~ COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT..
instruction in English Branches, GOO
Ancient Languages, each 900
MUSIC, with use ofinstrument for practice, 1000
Ornamental Branches, Painting, Drawing, &c :,
extra. o. 'S,'
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Second Class, "a M
Fret Class, Es'Co
For Catalogues containing further information
apply to Rev. DR.. JAMES DRUMStoHp, or w r
WILEY, ESQ, Presiden, Of the Board Of Tfus-
q morsonIown, VA, July 90, lS5s-sw
PUniontown "Genius,, ,, Brownsville s.CIin.
per-" falrmont "True Virginian," Pruntytown
VISITOR" and Preston County "Rogster'; cory
eight times. f'
NJ b.=-DR. HANK desires to give notice to
those ladies and gentlemen, who have a, diHrer.
eent tunes during the past year, mep,:onc;, "a
nun mn, theIr desire to tako up tho study of the
FRENCH LANGUAGE, that he will form n nav
| 7th, at O'Clock. ''''"'"s'''P''
July 20, lShS.i6l-st
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06
A Great Enterprise.

Archbishop Hughes, it is stated, las
addressed circular to 0ng huhdfcdof
the wealthicst of HE co.teligipnists in
New York, asking the,gr TO contribute
81 900 each to commence the building
of an immense cathedral, which is to
be 322 feet long, 81 feet wide, and
100 feet high upon the inside. .. 70.