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Optieasas Eesse ssn G'ai,egs,

q y 40 - 91T-5,--i & ~ 9
Ty#lFs In4s;,4,ti, Il; t..t. e f'tt
- n nn tlls lifst H9iitg n January, ij.a. under
y e Z, 2 q ltev t'snj While ai,
gsIsaaa y -'a ata"Fy n, NJ Principal Of
stanSs Il e f;s0tsetse, Principal of
priaasa. yaiieat y aai Fr9F. H. Bedeinaler,
Thiss fas;."t;b, "I t;s.rt,aS''ls, E
sisntI tn afff5 ~, ,,s4,,, !. 80. ~ = W
rents fr eutF, XXX fsIt5,,fsr' :, .
inaiios the lr,s4 tf si5 is,I
and ornamental Nv gays ,'1'pr H. sststtsalF w u
a3o e reeeya in III ss ae ~
sesTTs tIs ~ th4 We have and viii
asor syss n,,bp ~ XIV s.'aoa, s,, A. soi
eesting lna,lsnna frs proof bhifaiae with Ill Of
sae ,Emp11'yed eonveaieuees, ana arrangements for
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SALES AT AUCTION.

EtTBLIC sAt sEs- Estate Of David EeIlartl, de-
i ceased District Court 81. Landry. q
Ry virtue af an order OF the Haforable the Dis
trirt Gaafs, and for the ahnve Parish; a win seli
at iuhe asctian t9 the last and highest bidder 90
Wednesday,, ,5asstaaryslS, 1850,
at tns residence of tienns Miller ~ Prairis sGal-
tet the allowing felpegiag ii the Estate
Ct tne said David Bslhifd deceased. b Wit:
II 1.h44l'' T. Z f,t a LAND Is5
Situated IN rlatlne,nine Ridge. containing aho,f
NJ safpsnts hntisaed North hy Joseph Garriere
South, East and West lsy pnhfic lands.
R 8 SI.A YES, IN
a. a. g. both saaes sstl different ssea, - ~
Geiestin, aged about 2s years;
h ttxetiie4 \ tset ahiaiit si years; 81
Jiises. aeel about III Years.:
4 II staes, aged ahant 81 vears; #
Alexanarles aged atant Il, yeslrs; a
enezisne, aged abaut rs gears
aiirse, aged aaat " years. With hcf tss,
liebgeiSe, aged ahaft 3 Years 1s' a
9 Felcicn, aged ahsigt 4 years. NJ
About W head Of Faelierie cattle, branded Thus:
as also said brand
rs Terms md Conditions which viii he favorable
te purchasers, win Re annaaaeed % siay Of ssie
JOSEF m GHFNlF FIa,# .Auetinneer.
December II !, Is5a. t55 Az ss.s$s
I1uBIIu sAilE--D District Court Parish of ST.
L. lsatdfy. II
,sisy virtue nf a Judgment of the Ifnnsrahle the
fistrlet Court in and for ts Parish afnesaitl VIII
slt at auction to the hghestbitiser. bai,,ra The
eeaftsd do''se, IN the towiiof Opeleasas, on
wednesday,, january III, 1850,
TRiCI or L4flNI9. f8
situated on Bayou Petite prasre III, said Parish
neasnfiig ahdita u attea, said land being nwued
II common thetweeJahnG Warlelt ma tie minor
| .helrs q aenige lS Waftelle aetaase3ls
TERMS AND 1aSnyrIaSs tltt, Hid iii sash md thu
|other haf (beng the portion af said mnprs) t,,s /
credit " tWelye months from the 1ayaf sae. TIM
purchaser giving his nate secured III Il spsrIai
otl t'le nnis atf of said land sides
personal security ID soliiD, ID, thu sutslacliut gi
Agiae nejean Tutfix. Thsssaid notn III hear & per
ecs,t: aan'a Interest until ymeut of priueipa.
and Interest," II Y 33s5 s n 5s "a 3 D
Opelottsas, Dee.l0, 1s5a.
44 YARiSFE DEL IssaN NJ, Anetioneer ts8
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Howard Assc citation
N MI. i, st1 i

8
"a Rsiesoleat sst ht friai
de,t7neat, .tgt tts sJ aas ssiekSaad Aiss
faissases, ssF sSsfasssts
fItilh Hawatti Assneiatien, NJ, view Iii Hill
- awful 6l human Ise eased sexss
nnioftunatn victims nf sleh di haaSs hy teHaS kH,
several wears arenta their surgeon.
asa ~ Ghatitfts,a MN " tlaf name
cases, in all theiifprs ana taEive Medical a.isa.s
grats tf alt Win pfs hs latter wiih u deseitpn
pf thaifnppipns tfte neeuHu'it,l, Slsss,fs ii Rtn
st ssiass aa II rss ss " ,, sss,psa sras
tleN tho AsAaeaiiai isaa sIa tl htahs sfesisHni
Iskil q Abe ass md fall4l te anpfayad4
madnrn tfeGtiaeaf 4. ss SSe
lhes sI,iseetors II tl,e ten. ii, their hsyaI
presa tfafcts WITH tse sfsEass Which
haa attended tlle iahags u tfeit srssia,s III thaa
eafN y t,efnit tNal Heaigisess apnplt.g
hslleat Syphilis Till siae I'll slnai,Iaa,, IN saIt
Alaset Diseases 81 tie kidneHs mi El#aieF e@e.
nna order y eehtlnaHscpi Tile game piat fof tAaS
ensuing vrnts
Ilas i1asetsrs asesissee ef tige ,,ast. Mel Mi
ated talt their lai0fs in THIS AlaED III bensy srH
elfeft afvr haNn of great badift ~ tie aisatad,
especially M the sonng .snd tas tiNsafasufssd t,
aYetH tsen8tt tges With Fgtewl apal tD tsis YaEyys
Important afa is,aeli dts9Ffsel aaHse.
Az adnlrase ReRort8 onHf lafniatotvhtrN, asaa
seaal ~ sssaknest N, ~ te fas VI aa
sll ersaas by tiis eo4saitH safsedD. ifl seai5
~ lanl tin seAlea eiyslape) iasaf ehsa,es III "a
rnaart ef Two fafnasa Tor FaHteEa, ythel NsnatHa y
ttai artets tt lile ittaFe an tseassal af
ttet eitsTtnsig hqing riltAishslSs
ta atuisnus distribution. sfd He seilt II, tlg
aH,t NJ tho new remedies ara iiiAtsds
ps!he N75S 8# 8ss5s = s = 8's AZ
a5lrsaa fof Report or treetfant. Bf lsfsfEftY y
HoUaHfnA, hefine Sefge0p Howard IA sss:las Al
tiaa. No. septt Ninth AtsIef f'lifaaalIhip. rs.
Ry order ofthea ijstaeBssas s@.fsA8 81
EZRA III. itirf allss ~ Etstp stsss
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.roTIrE The aaiersiyned. thankful f.,

NDrIsE. The undersigned, tiiapkfal f.
~ the ,atr5n IL 'eretofere xteA1ed ~,
to him. wssld respectfully inform his 1ssses8 ess8
frienti- ard the Eibe geneFay that he has located
himself in the Town Of fAslisa stba, where he is
nsw ready TO execute prn,nptly and with 1eatness
m work entrusted t3 him. s9e Carriage Regai.
ing. paiutint Trimming and 0raamenting, as we5l
a Sisra and 0rnstuaHtat Painting generally. By
close atslsini u husiaess he nopes 10 merit con-
t;uuation of patronage. a. GOING.
Wsshin ston Ia. April IL I9as.~I-,
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ri nl'fe3E.--lhe Undersigned has inst arrived
- . =, from Newopears With a large and ~
sehoaee assortment Of JeMelry consstssg ~.
Pins, Braceets, Locketa4 ssrRi,,gs and HI short
every atttle of the richest Jeweirv,s wen N HE
finest assortment Of Geld and Silver Witches. Iar
ias7 and gentlemen, all of which lie has inst re-
q New York, and which lie will sell ii n oderas
,pfiees for cash. =
He takss this opportunity to a1nosnce Il his9
lflsuds aud tae public in general that ae has se,
G!i,a q, inc services q an experienced and skilnl
Matchmaker wlp will lie constantly il ,ttaa,.,,
+. bEIIAEgE
Corner Miea and I,eilayie stfeets
4 0peieusas February S 1883 44s88 s3s8
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ettafestiay Rsl1l1llIs ay- January III, 1850,
T'R tot f}E NM
Public Sale Of School Lands.

10th Ssction, dteaatfalaya, ss, 77ae,istsps3 u. IS.
n. 6, East. In the s. " Ltift Distraf III Ia.
obedence to tho 2dsectinn sf ,r, ,act approyetl
J. 18th March lsas. entitled 4 ALL Aet til amend
and re enact the dthandaith seetians of iii All
10 organize Free Public Snfnnls in tile State III
Louisiana. approved 18th March lssss; ANA III Wiz
Public Accounts, II the nnaersissGeH Tfaasater,
will scils ~ plbliemeliens THE highest lifiisef
at the Court house door, ia the tawn uf Npelpu.pa,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
ESTATE OF thc iate .soi,n aicisonout,

Great Siie Lands, ,nfAe Parasites of Or
" lsaas, y, .ssraa,a. Plagaemiaes, jefferson,
~ CAdffss, st .jufaes. Lsrtagsioa. LafJafsba
b fafsrtor- East Bafoa Rouge. .St. Taaa,aaau
Assampt,aa, st. Landry ibid Caieasiett, g..
= loag ereda, by order and Jag dteoant af tae
leans.
IA BYsJ. +. WALTON. 5
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0ARrS, CANE W4AGHONs, BUGti les
" ete.-Tls undersigned being the agent for the
House Of Busls Litte & Co.. manufacturers,
Wheeling, Va cai. supply planters With ANY tiiiag
in the way of Carts, Wagons and tsuggies. on the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Planters
are respectfully solieitedAt hand in their orders
early 40 as 10 procure the atlel,s preyinns =, low
yyatsr. aIt, s. WILKINS. Il
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Saturday. January Y. IstStD.

the I6th Section lying III Township Np.J, Sfttt of
Range M. &, East Patishaf ST.. Landry cniaiAi,,.
ing GAL l2iOp acres ,i to hc sold III otf Ne pctatn
fots, as per plat of survey. } vi; gsss
TERMS AND GaNpfT1uSs ;40n d credit ufsfeti
years, ~ follows, 10 wit. Ten per cent. Iii csi
and the balance 9iil nncSanuustl hlstlmun,s3 the
Interest M he paid on sia u le ffipast annually,
M ihe gtA Ss litt att8gifi ite isstras
shail,s aittle payailo III ftls Auditor III issliiig
Rtat'lt'stal secured hy special matta,ine sil tse
tinal payment of piineipalnpa jsietest.
tiNb bstTAiE Al. II, sg
Treasurer III the Parish Of NJ landry.
II December 3 II 1855. e58s 3ss
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EsURSIfUisHsS.tURf5 L. Manstreet, 0pe-
4 lntsa4a tpld stand Of Ms. Pefraait. .}-The IN
deTsigpefl having npened n Furniture Store il the
town of opeloasas, respectfully announces to the
public th it he will sell the numerous articles in bis
line Of business, as law as they gan he Purchased
in New0ileans, the expenses of freight included.
He will continue to mauuiacttfe andrepair fGrn,
tue in the aeatest style and manner, aud viii also
exchange new fnrnitafe ior odd.
Ladies and gentlemen will please call and ex
aHliue for themselyes.
Has r4eeigatl by tae -tclHieF gayrt Hetle, afIars
assortment ii i;aek Walnut tatl Mahogany AfmgisS
i, }edsi4fdsp Of al kinds ard dimensions.
$tfli,i9es,is beds and Il ekt.Ig Bed
Was. stlals yisa 5ilia4 ana marble ps.
Wash staElds, Chairs ara RsalSiaE. el4irs, Chill
leeR,s high and How Chair; NJ III description,
Dining tables, sta,legaoy aaa WiAat issiagt5
tables. Folding b hies etc. .+55s..s,.ss s5,.5S
French 5aerideas. oi#, 5iag elasses asserted
If sizes e. -.-=..-5@. 81, s5,5sss
Ladies Wer! BOXES, neeessiifeaaai laafF mall
suri itnres etc. etc. ft0Jis VI TIER.
opeiatstss Januafy /, i95a.-l5.
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New liberia Marble Works.

fs1tE undersigned, ,itaa now permanently toeatea
1 a. ilimselfi in tho town of New fberia s[.a aid,
opened extensive Marble Works. Has always on
hand, and prepared q furnish isad set np, Tonls,
tipping. Mattetpieses, 'lthle and Counter Taps,
5liliard Table Beds and etefy description af Mar
BILE Wars Granite waf&h Of every desefistinn
furnished when required.
asa, Fence and Perteo Railing, Of cast or
%ranght lraN, plain and ornamental fAr Grave
far34. i}#efiags tr PfhlSe 8atldttps, furnished
ised h44tY 5ct MP, fatFepiy attesfi9i aatt a the
ralsGirs a..a a3eahiIg Of ilj T1lllts Monuments
" ifarsse fseilstafe.
4 All Nathe o. Granite sH7ls furnished BY ain
viii ne fns guaranteed i!asn.eh As the work syill
he manufactured at the
NEH IBERT44 HdRRLE WORKS.
under his personal supervision, and at prices com
pefing with the Sewtjfleans prices. All Iron work
furnished by him, will le 1T prices ranging with the
Manufacturers prices in NewDrleans.
Tie public are requested to cali at his Depot,
near the sGathoc Church, in New Iberia. and ex-
anime specimens Of his Marble works whith for
Aret tectalaI ki'i and excellence If workmanship,
Is not SURPASSED by any other establishment in city
Or countfg. Conseaae1k he hopes TO receive
share at public patrnnages commensurate with his
abilities, and his IefseYetirg industry.
I'll orders entrusted to him. will meet with
that prompt attention, that will merit the appr8ba
ton OF the surrounding community and tie IN in
dlaement to those reulisins work done iii hi3 line
Of business. u visit his Marble works. personality
or consult with him by letter, before sending their
orders elsewhere.
Country Marble Cutters supplied Wit, stock at
moderate rates.
Agents:--Mr. Joseph Iaca,nl1, near Washington;
Ms.ionathan Harris, opelplsas.
Box % r O, New iberia, Ia
I 4 tfi1 a 2 90 64 81
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A. vi. Perrault,
General Collecting Agent.

y 1777-- HHIDN RUEEE, Id
ID 1SPEGfFtLLY tenders his sefviees to the
1 eitzeas Of ~ l.aady y aad ,e sitste generally.
t the above e;si,a .iy All apalieatieg,s faf the
entry a swlmp laadsi ssie;tpi of Land Warrants
2f claims against the State te re,letn
tam al iaaas snd or forfeited to the State FOR ns
1yaaon % taxes, and any niher business re,l,iirnv
the attention pf an agent aii receive strict ana
,foih1t atteation. :.
j .iy Il, 1859. "a
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Ri-Sl,In,1ita Of Lime.

rE,HE undersigned agent for Ujgar 6aere's si.
sulphite Of Lime will keep constantly on hand
at Washington and t,arfys Landing, good supply.
Planters will please advise the undefss9aed .
, uaek nr 10 iavs in advance of their wants, so as
to have it constantly fresh. =
Eaptetrl,er 1t, 1853. ii. GAitBtthfi,
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ST EAMB(pAT rs

"A. ~
t.W Nv ORLEANS AND opELousA.s PACKET.
i III ihe Steamer %i3.IEts H59ss h, -.
l'. i,,'4. hs,'hs, Master will leave Wash l,il-
i,iseoa every SATURDAY at 70 caet
ocloek 2. II. Af''n,A ~ 2
ti. dhe pubic can rely on the punctaalftyof this
pss sue y the fastest boat in this trade and ner
i.ii''attioiis for ~issengers shall not be- s,,,.
p'ssea s ny any Tl :, sight rates are the s,,me (
tiie other boats ia TIE trade e'-'',' ~
DeGe.lller u. lAiH.
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IN THE pdh IsiFfs s7
LANDRY IND C.ALC4SIEI.

large body II land. situated partly in the
Parish Of 1T landry and PARTLY III The Parish ef Cal
" leu yAg on the castartd vest sdesof t,e Bayen
Me- liqpe, IN I. @ SIR. 3 W., and III d 81, Il Y
W., and composed Of the following divisions, aes
'eerding to a plan drawn by t.nns II, Pilif, City
surveyor. the dimensions heing taken frum 4 plan
by Mm' Mee'alleugl, U. ). .Sirveyorseneral-
Sec. u eentains. t4l3 47-lOn acres. u
r.. sec. ~ contains ..t4s .a3l3 sa.lAD ass
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NJ ONCE -1henndersigned hereby notifies
planters aud others that from and after the i /
of November next, 1857 the Storage now esst,,,u
WI heneeierth be tBharged for merchandise and
otlief tfeies lsylng iii their the
period Of one month, and fofeyery additional
charged: 'ssS 'ss1ssI "a Y = ~ -
Nothing willbe delivered antilths storageis paia
Washington, Nov. 1857. f'slt ~ f4'1
r. i. pTTRE.
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Dental Notice.
Medical Notice.

ER. WM. j. oFFuTT. having permanently
located at Washington, respectfully offers his
services To the public.
For the present. he can be found daring tile day
at the prng Store Of Messrs. Lonalilier Il Boucher
and ut night 1T the residence Of llis Father.
Qpel5usas, Jniy ., 1852
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n = v p. " tiI4IU4St S - y ~
City Anetionaer,
a Office lG Bank Place,
Monday, january az. 1860.

beginning Mt u O'clock NJ. at tile st, Gharies
Xthahge IN the city of Newt tfe,.as aud on tile
ollnwiiig day. il requisite4-
~ order and for atenant of the @ity sf New
lrlleans ! will proceed to sell at public auction,
without reserve or limit, the following deserihea
valuable M lands acquired BY the city af Orleans,
from the estate Of John McDonagh. deceased tt,
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9iH WATER ARRANGEMENT

r
s. atsH WAFER ARRANGENIllN,Ts
me fast running and regular
i'ask Y, sSeanief w. asit'iss, q; NJ
t1oas,il,ef tMasters will leave Washing ssssss
tah every SUNDAY Mt O'Clock A. N. and lo,.a
sewosraIls srs every WEDNESDAY 1T 5 =. NJ. -
! lne iast rani,ing and regular packet. Steamer
a. a. ! plasRET1 A. capps Master. viii leave
washington every WEDNESDAY, at 9 oirlncE 4
H.; I, sad u ieayc aeworeans every sATuRnAY at al,
The Steamer A1fNE. VIC. Neal, Master will
regular day for leaving 10 s''i f'is ~
,assen9fls and shippers ran rely on tie p,n..
inaa,ty na,.Iyi OF the steamers ". Bassoa ind Ina,s
~ The rate of freight viii be the same as hereto
sIt5s. Ma;s.s. ,....s2 90 pei. Hid.
1sts iDta -. ..t'5s'.t rs g boi.
-, ss.as.Yt / !. = ''.... . " bale
- a''.' . st.s' 81 g....... so bbl.
.pasen,,.r j. ,asa Q. HIscELEY ,s 60.
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A. MaIt'LAN viii practise his procession hi
~ Washington aud reiaity, and vii, pay pramfd
attaatha to ali VINO ws! his services night n day
md may be toana in liis pi'iee, adaning the Drug
store night or day. wien not professionally absent
Advise To the pqnf @,fatait3aa.
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TDsEPH A. GAUlHREAUX, Pubic
Apftianeef, ete., respectfully offers his service.
g the pHhHc q slch. Ofderslesfat a. Mispangls'.
i'ook-steie, Washington, will be promptly attended
to. October Is, 1851.
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sANFoRD's
FAMILY GtTHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FRnyr

Pare JEysitBIs F.s'r7cfs. and PIT up in Glass CT
So Tiytt It4tI SctL Lesp IN M climate
The FIRMLY Cli- 'lTLIiRTTl' Pills il q
gentle but active Cath3r U tic which the proprietor
has used ia lis practice fIno.e than twenty years.
Tleconstautly incTels- = ing demand from those
who hayS i1u- rr7ci the Il PILLS aud the zItis-
fctiOn which all express - in regard 10 tIeir 49,
a w. al ii''''s'' me - p' pi '-'''
Tho Profession well know that different Ca
thartcs act on different - portions Of te bowels.
The EINLLI- CATH |ARTIf PHI has, with
due reference to this - well established fact.
been compounded FROM e q variety Oi the pure.t
Vegetable Extracts. = which net alike eve
~ part Of the elemental - ~ canal ana goal
and syy5 in all clses a where Clthartic is nee
ded. such as DsT9Hgc- = saE3sts Of the StomEch.
Gsepiness Ptils ~ he = RIci dEd Ions, LJEtjrr
lrss. I1JiH and S3rlHsss "UsT ne ci0lc body. from
sudden cold, which re- - queutly y if neglected end
in long Of F-sr n L9Ts n -tppftitc crop
ing Sensation of cd = .a-e- tie bOaE. Restless
ness HcgdacIc, igsigh = T.. tig head all Igr1H-
Hut5,y DisclNeI, U0Hs, In Children ar i5ULs. Rhst
rtgfi5Lg. great Purifier oc the RlD9d. and many dis
eases To which flesh il heir. numerous to mention
in this advert iseruent. Doss. l To 3.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
Tie LIVER INYIGDRATDR and FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS TetaiIcd by Druggists general
IT, and sold wholesale By the Trade in all the large
towns :. Z. W. SANFORD, NJ D.
SIanuJacturer and Proprietor.
SIS Broadway New York
Agents. 7. II. LOGAS 1 co. dec1-dGwly
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College
ls52........... CHARTERED, 1855
LOCA T Z D,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIcs-Sts..

....CHAnzEEEp, 1881.

FOUNDED, .CHAEIEEEnr l55i
LOCA 1T d,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIcs-Sts..
BALTIMORE NJ D.
rEIIIIS INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and 1ouTishing condition. twice du-
ring the last years has it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation oil the IN
creasing number of students, representing nearly
every state in the Union.
. II now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city. The rooms
nre commodiyusly arranged, spacious and elegantly
Tie advantages and facilities here offered to young
desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Room or to obtain 4
Thorough Practical business EdleaioH generally arc
unsurpassed in any particular. 10y any similar estab
lishment in the United States.
FACULTY.
Elk. LOSER,
Princpal-Lecturer ON the Science OF Accounts Com
j. NJ pIIJLLIPs,
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
n. c. JOHNSON
Professor Of Business and ornamental PeEGlanshIp.
5. 4. WILLIAMS Esq
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REy. f. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer Oh Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon Joshua ENns2ns,
Hon. Thos Swunn, VIM. H. Eeighler, ESD,
Jacob Trust. Esq. VIM. Knabe, Esq.
The College is provided with a Commercial LIBRARY
Of Standard Works, expressly for the use Of the STU
Zach Student has desk to himself, and is aepa-
raj ely instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter az any time.
usually required to complete the fall course
from 10 II weeks.
A DIPLOMA "a awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular. CON
tanning upwards Of SQUARE PIER representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College vnrious
characteristic designs peuiaanship &C., sent Nv mail
free n Charge accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address E. X. LOSER
Baltimore NJ.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06
1890.

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The Capacity Of this Road Is now equal to any in III
Country.
Three Through Passenger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct in Union Depot at Pittsburgh,
with through Trains from all Western Cities for Phisa-
dslphiaN New York, Boston, Baltimore and Washing
ton City thus furnishing facilities for tho transpor-
tation OF Passengers unsurpassed for speed anu COM
Expsess and Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia
without change of Cars or Conductors
Smoking Gaze attached y each train; woodruff
Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast TRIMS. the TX
pres 3 runs Daily, siail aud Past Line Sundays
excepted Three DAILY Trains connect direct for New
York. Express and Fast lines connect for baltimore
six daily Trains between Philadelphia aud Nav
orl;. Two Daily Trains between New GoTi, end ''7
ton Through Ticket all Rail- are good on either ct
the above Trims, and transfers through Sc" horS
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich,
Fail River stonington Lines. baggage transferred
TICKETS may be obtainelat any o:;ie important
Rail Road Offices in the West; also. ~ board any Of
the regular Line of Steamers on the Mississippi OF
Ohio Rivers
sSy-TTare always MS low and time ms
quick as by any Other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS by PITTSBURGH.
The completion OF the Western connections Of the
Pennsylvania Raj Road makes this !, the a..
Great West.
The connecting of tracks hy the Rail lold Bridge
at Pittsburgh, avoiding all Irsyass or icrriaEe ~
Freight together with the saving Of time are advaI,-
tages readily appreciated hy shippers OF Freight, and
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Direction, apply
to addreas either Of the following Agents OF the
''''pl'' D. A. STEWART. Pittsburgh;
II. 5. PIERCE Co., Ztnesviile. o. j. ). JOHNSTON,
Ripley, o.; u. McNgCLY, May5ville, Ky ORM5Gf =
vile Ind: II. w BROWNE Co.. Cincinnati, o.; ATuEEN
HIBHERT, Cincinnati. o. IL. C. NLLpRUN, Madison,
Ind Jos. L NIooEE Louisville, Ky: P. G. oJHLLY &
ca EyansyiIIc Ind, y W. GEKHNNI & Co., Cairo H.:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06
Daily gatelIigelteer.
Prom the Home Journal
The NOON int I've il the SKY.
81 RUTH :. oaoAwEL

BIZ RUTH =. CROMWELL
Alone on the ground, In the purple hight,
Beneath luminous sky
Where tho flowers red and the stars are bright
SIumber the moon aud L
She meets me there, in Ger robes Of white
The noon, SOC old aud shy.
6hs lies ymy side, a beautiful BRIDE
The moon that lives IN the sky;
Shs leaTsth the stars, her state and her PRIDE
Her islsi home on high,
When the day Ia done, At the SET OF EunI
To gtTe me sigh for sigh
Thsy say her beauty hath turned my brain
The moon that lives in the sky;
That her hsart Is vain and her lore will W1ne
When ths drifting winds como nigh.
Accused and cold, they know but their gold
silently pass them by.
In her silver robe she travels the globe,
POr-she hath dazzling eye;
She knoweth the wave where the mermaids lave
And the giitteTiug treasures lie.
But treasurs and sea she lesyeth 70 mel
And when my body shall die,
I will pass away from the dismal day,
To the moon that lives in the sky.