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liens from, Washington.

Washington, jane 2d.-Ihe military DEPART
ment Of Virginia IL made TO include Fredercks-
burgh, Rnd all Of the L. $, forces are annexed 10
General Mcclellan. The forces of General Nc
Dowell are thus included under McClellans com-
maud.
Jane Edwards a free nogress convicted Of lar
ceny, was Sold ON Tuesday last, in Annapolis ac-
cord ING to the laws Of Maryland. She only brought
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Amir. mt Richmond.

Washington, Jvne 2.-Di'pn,chcs Of an un-
om ia character, received from the headquarters
ofthc Army ofthe Potomac, say that the import
nncc and Dimensions ~ our victory increase as they
are hourly developed.
.pecia' dispatch g. ~" ".WploiAL ssy-.
II isuuior-t COT tna, dispn'ch,s have been re-
cciyD rs tie War u. Iartineni from Ge'eral Nc
C.cllan, which indicate the speedy occupation Of
,im al.
Al tie news received g. lay Ia favorable an the
let,st adviDc- Ina regard tp the hsit before Rich
MONT ou saturday, represent The TAFT ~ If great
importance, and the ln.ou success as pudJulted.
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81. Lo,is, Jm'c mobile papers of the 2Gth,
found IN a rebel camp at Curinth, contain dis
patch from Charleston, stating that the Federal fleet
had Just passed two batteries in Stone River, and
were within miles of the city, where srea, excite
meut "a lsted
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Municipal Election In Washington.

Warrington, June 2.--The municipal election
came of today Mr. wallach was reelected Mayor,
and oil the other csnd dates for the councils Of the
unconditional union ticket were elected.
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2s,b Tie cargo consist oillquors cloths medicines
Euhed if,s, &c. She brings tho msls and 'Lrce
passsur u r. FUN rc-t ROYAL.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Hduc-rs H,ddqidr'ers, June i-Residenu say
that he rebe. guard burned thu Cypress Creek ran
road bridge ~ mi-apprchcnson, causing the des'
,ruction of seven locomotives. aud uer'aps " MANY
SEAMS mien with commiss'ry and quartermsster's
stores. This accounts for tie smoke seen by the
signal corp. from the tree tops,
Col. E'uott anil command returned after destroy.
ns H.. railroad in several places, burning large
amount Of storca, capturing three pieces Of artillery
thirty mounted prisoners. and about six hundred
inisu,ry, with little loss lie found two thousand
i've hundred sick and wounded at bonneville.
Memphis refugees report that al the newspapers
have removed 10 Grenada, Miss.
General Pope congratulate Colonel Elliott Oh tic
h,!hau, success 81 his expedition.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Tho following was re-.
ce!ycd at the War Department this morning;
H,LLEcH'- IIrApQrARrERJ,
DEr'r 90 TuE Mis.rssIrrt, ,
CANP ssAR toRiSTIi, June |, 1862.
10 hon. Ed,rH ". Stanton SecrefdTy " Var !
''rhe following dispatch has been received from
General Pope T. MAJOR General lihllcck;
at yes me pleasure g. report the brilliant sue
cess 81 the expedition sent ont GA the 2Sth instant
under c., Elliott, with tie second Iowa cayal-
~ A1cr forced marches. lay aud night through
a very Il ticut country and oh-trIct Il by the ou-
envy. he finally succeeded Ia rcH, hinr IN" Mobile
AMI Ohio Railroad at Bonneville at o'clock a. NJ.
Oh he S0th.
-outh aud uoith ~ ~" Town, blew up ONE ru'S-ft,
destroyed tie switch and ira X. burned up the a re-
potanl locomotives aud train o' twanty-siN cars
loaded v.th sun lies of every Kind. DESTROYED ton
thousand stand ~ small arms, three pieces Of sr.
u.lcry, and great quantity of clothing AMI ammu-
milton, and paroed two thousand prisoners, whom
| lac could not keep with his cavalry.
Tie enemy hni hrltl ~ his movements, audhad
at-nu - lox cars ani fiat carr a. flying ort.lar ~
| and uyo thuuHaud Infantry, running up and down
| tn road 10 prevent him nom reaching H. II,
wh q roll WIS lined with L. .Sct- tor several days.
Col. Eliotrs command uih,.st,d ou meat alone,
| such as tl,y could find in TIE country.
For daring md d.Tath This expedition las
! been ,u.crs.fg Va tie h-Arst dc-T,', and entities
| CO.. r. iott unl his communal & high distinction
Its rs lts " n le embarrassing a. Tie enemy. and
| coutr ute realty e. their loss uui Demonstration
H. relaits tire g,! tan ~ small parties - tie re-
| treating enemy, scattering W ell directions.
iSiroJ jnuS P"rr Ma ur-'' moral
| H. W iINtEco, MSor-G neral ''uin'nliug.
- .uosy.llc IL the second regular station on H.,
VI iilc aud ohio Railroad, and is twenty miles from
| A. .vtt. IN.
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NNs TlTsNTN, Vt, - VI ~, IsTWI9i HHT WTTTT'T
g. the NJ ssuuri Emanc,pA patton Society, lie due'
not argue in hSor # immediate cmbnciI alton. but
thinks TINT the policy Of emancipation cannot he To-
soon de id,l on. The st Louis Ngws says at
may he safely assumed That, u tie importation OF
slaves into the state he prohibited, AMI a day y
years hence lc fixed upon .ut thc cessation OF con-
genial slavery, the institution Will have praC ucaiy
disappeared before the expiration # 10 years II
the date tur its cessat on he fixed 10 years hence,
viii have vanished ia six or ciAlt years. The mo
meut TIE policy Of emancipation shall hc decided
~ that uunent slavery w.lt b,giu to disal pear"
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SELF RELt4NCE.--Don't rely upon friends
Don't rely upon the name of your ancestors
Thousands have spent the prime of their life in
the vain hope of those whom they called friends;
and thousands have starved because they had a
rich father. Rely upon the good name which
is made by your own exertions; and know that
better than the best friend you can have is IN
questionable determination, united with decision
of nharacter
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TER Ms

WESTERN is published weekly at
LARS per annum, payable ia advance
ifn0tpaid At the time Of subscribing.
shing to discontinue must give two
be. No paper stopped, except at the
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R sQ5ARE for the first insertion, and
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sttute a square. Liberal deductions
rse who advertise by the year.
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EMMETT b. CRAIG,
1Y AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
ort, La., will practice in the adioin-
and give attention to the collection
nov N
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Dir. GUY o. LESLIE,
AT the old Conrt-house-Market
opposite the Presbyterian church,
La,
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LMPsON q CALHOUN,

LMPSON q CALHOUN,
and Commission Merchants,
G AND FORWARDING AGENTS,
Shreveport, La
leased the popular and cOmmodious
louse of Messrs. Howard, Tally d
ing had long eXperiencein business
receive a share Of public patronage
ourselves to do all iii our power to
In an business entrusted
Az 1ge ash ia d tial.
psoN. TjulyISl G. NJ. CALHoCN.
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]. VAN BIBBER u o.,

]. VAN BIBBER " Co.,
FACTORS, Commission and For
Merchants, A Carondelet street, N.
eclal personal attention will be paid
to my care, and to the pur-
lceries, Plantation Supplies, Provi-
~ Produce. etc. aprl4
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3. BAEF

u. bAEH,
lesale and Retail Dealer in
Provisions, Wines, Liquors,
( FE CTIONERY, &c,
'eXas street, Shreveport.
instantly on hand a complete assort-
Family and Fancy Groceries, Plan
les, Wines, Liquors, Cordials, ,&c., &c.
viii be sold at the very lowest prices.
/, m17
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ANS. y. r. HEATH.
WINANS e HEATH,
iYSATLAW, Shreveport, La. Will
D all business entrusted to them in
Of Caddo, DeSoto and Bossier.
as street, oppoite the courthouse.
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JAMES +. MUSE,
ION AND FORWARDING MER-
orneT of Common and Front Streets,
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JOHN wv. PENNALL.
sY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
1ort, ia. Will give strict attention to
he District Courts Of Caddo, Desc
Ter.
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B. VALENTINE Il Co..
Z COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 81
Il street, New Orleans. Collecting,
d Forwarding, and Planters orders
ended to. June 2
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BEALL

IL, " DEALlI,
EY AND C0UNsELLORAT LAW
sneral Collecting Agent.-Office Mar
near the post Office, Shreveport, La.
to all business entrusted to him in
5 Of Caddo, DeSoto and Bossjer.
"a
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rILIANsoN. A. 3. LEVISEE.
LLIAMSON d LEFlSEE,
EYS AT LAW, Shreveport, La
acticc in the District Courts Of Cad,
and Bossier parishes, and in the Su.
t0fLOuisiana, at Monroe, and in tha
IS District Court, at Shreveport, La.
x, Oct3l
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To be happy is to be content. To be useful,
is to be good To be pious, is to love and adore
the Supreme Being
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OONEY. SAM'L. WELLS.
LO0NEY & WELLS,
lYS A COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
gtice inthe Courts of Caddo and sur
lrishes, and in the Supreme Court
nd Alexandria. Office on Market
he Post Office.
t. La. ian'yl8
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In MUTE

EY AT LAW, Shreveport, a,-Will
e in the courts Of the Parishes Of Cad
Claiborne ana Bienville. silly
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Is. II. g. /. N. MARKS
0LESALE GROCERS,
On Merchants and Dealers in
3RusHED AND POWDERED SUGAR.
Fish. Of all kinds.
domesticwines and liquors. Tobacco,
Cigars, &C., &C., &c.
43, 45 and 47 New LEvEE.
33, 81 and87 FULTox SrEErs.
Povirag aud Gravier Streets,
NEW ORLEANS
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II. +. GATES

X. T.. GATES,
5Y AND COUNSELOR AT Law
ictice in the courts Of Caddo, Bossier
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ELL. j. NJ. PRATHER.
3NTELL q PRATHER,
4 FACTORS AND COMMISSION
ITS, No. Is Carondelet Street, N. Or
sto Messrs. Childers & Beard White,
dwin, Shreveport. Oct3-lY
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t. MAY 2, l850-Iy#
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in a recess of one Of the galleries resorted to
by the numerous students that, from all parts Of
the world throng to Rome to seize upon the fast
fading glores Of an era when genius seemed to
have chosen Italy for the throne of her empire,
there sat, in front Of an exquisite Madonna of
Titan, a young artist, with his easel before him,
intendy engaged in transferring the picture, with
skill little less than his whom he inflated to his
canvas He was attired in a close green jacket
and calico trowsers and beside him lying on the
floor was an old and much worn velvet cap. His
dark hazel eyes, we're filled with the light of
genius and bis handsome face glowed with the
passion of his art as be sat and copied. He was
apart from the other students who trequented the
gallery, and seemed to be wholly Indifferent to
the gay crowd that promenaded the saloon, Of
whom, now and then, some connoisseur, attracted
by his silent industry would turn his eyes toward
NE subject Of his attention, and with the so't
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kor incidental expenses Of tue qHaFtermasteF's
E1e4t thrga ltVpdred aixty
vi 5ty col, t.
Eor transportation Of the army and It's supplies,
~ Two hundred aud affysiour thousand One
hsn!rea and eishty-6lx doIiafs aud dghty.oae
g transportation ofs Gtieers, baggage fifteeu
nS4sstla three hundred and siXty-spVen dollars
E9E puEehase Of dragon horses tEu hundred aud
hTe dl0lara l-5{ 49, 81 e
~ coming, camp and RaErtHan eqpfpage, one.
g slf any one dollars and. thTty ght chhtG
y EoE current oXpenses Of ordinances services, twenty
thousand dollars -, =
1FGF Ofdnance 6rtinahee stcres And s7,npIies fIi
iae horse equipments for all mounted troops four
hundred thousand dellar4.
Eof manufacture Of ArIn7 sixty thouslnl 5tiolinrl
pAll0pal arnCgy, dfty thousand dollars
Egr purchase Of gunpOWler and lead, forty thou
E9r purchase Ofartnsry ivrses iwsatyvs thou
Sapd dollATE. ISL -
For hire OF quarters for troops Of store bouses for
the sale keeping Of military stores Of grounds for
summer Cant0lInents and for temporary huts, oi,S,
hundred and dtty-efght thousand tJSo hundred aud
eight threo doll1rs aud eight y-OEe ceHIs ~ =
Sec 3 Aud be u further enac6sds That All Jf,Tt,l
piattons and all provisions Of law herein contained
applicable to three Jers volunteers shall amply Ia
two yearS volunteers, 6nd all other VuInnte eIs u
have leen OF may DO received int the service Of the
Untled states for period exceeding three moutlta
Approved, July II, 1851.
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fpUaLIc,-No. an

An ACT to provide for tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called iat0 the service Of tue Uni
ted States, from the time they we're called into
service 10 the thlrtieth day Of June, eighteen hun
ired aud siXty-Hne
BE st en1cted By the Senate and IIouss Of Repre-
.eiltAIiVes OF the United states OF America In Con
assembled, That there be and hereby Is apprO
triatel. ont Of any money in tbs Treasury not 9th
crEist appropriated the snm OF five millions seven
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or 50 much
theTeof may he necessary, 10 enable the Govern.
ncnt 10 pay the militia and volunteers called into
amount required for tile hsea1 ear SndnR' June
.ihinieth. eighteen EundTel and sixty-Gus.
Approved July IL, 1851.
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d a 5= s - .s5Is7 =


as anil amer the lltl April, ls6l the passsu-
~ ger Trains Viii he run A. follows viz:
The EIfIfet Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays =. 30 A. 81, E4nWBed ut 1880 A. ~, HrTiv-
Ing ia Baltimore NJ so 4. NJ cUhuecttng with tile
Express trnirT fiT Philadelphia, New Tcrk. BOstot
and al!fhe Eastern Cties, leaving At tlb 4. n, ar
F.Tes Al Wellington 1T $50 A. VI nBi3ng close cot.
neniion With the Southern lines for all parts or tile
sobih. This train stUrs Al the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland
Returning. leaves Baltimore at 3:1b p. NJ, and
Washington city at 2:I6 r. NJ. arriving at IenwO,l
u A. NJ. and Wheeling AZ co A. NJ. making direct
correction with the EXTGrsstTniu for all parts Of tile
ReFt, S1uth west and Northwest. This train S.o1,a
Sniy for meals aud wood md water.
Tie aail Train leaves daily including SUNDAYS al
etSI T. NJ HenWood ut 7:G5 +. 81, AMI arrives ~
Baltimore ~ Slb T. ~, connecting with the 8Iail
train, leaving for Phiai-ipiiia, New York Boston,
aud AL Eastern cities ut j. . T. NJ arTiTes vt WASH
iasis,n City nj $50 T. 81, connecting With the South.
Gtn lines Tor all Parts Of the South Tis train stoIls
on tEcNesf end OF the road 1T AiuuudsTilir Cameron
Harrington, Water Station fHirIIUut and Grafton
Returning, leaves Baltimore b:S1 A. " Wash.
luElon CITY a. AS A. II. and arriyus at HenHui at
losln = ~ and Wheeling at IO:33 T. ~. connecting
With the Express train for AlPartsof the Southwest
v ct and Northwest. This train Ftopsht the prin.
olPAi stations only.
Tie Piedmont and Wheeling Aoconts otlatlUn runs
daily, except Sundays, leaving ie,lTnont CLIO NJ
aud arrives At Wheeling at 6:lD L. ~.
W.P. sNIrH. Master Of transportation!
L. N. CoLE, Gon'l Ticket Agent. apo
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oFFlCIAL.
LAWS or TINE UNITED STATES
lszessi e Gs-Iskst s.ss5Ss. 81 he T2srty .rsstE
EitH1ress
PrTIn-No.l.

Az ACT TO refund aud remit the duties on aruaa I'm
ported by states.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiEes Of the Uhifed Stntes OF America In Con-
KF6es Assembled, That tie FecTeiaTy Of the Treasury
lie aud lie Is hereby authorized and directed to re-
iHnd and remit the dulles and Iinposts on AL sruis
imported into tie United States ainca the Frat day
u May last, or which may be Imported before the
rst day Of January next, by for tile Hecouut Of
any Ststei PROVIDED, the Secretary the Treasury
shall he Sattsdsd that the said intended Il,
god iaith, toT the use % the troops Of any STATE
Which Is or may be engaged In aiding to suppress
The insurrectiOn now existing against the United
l' Approvel. July 10. 1851.
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missouri Mining company,

Incorporated Feb: 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCES............-.. ......s5 10000
IHllIs COMPANY Is! ToR3lED FOR THE PUIi.
II pose OF GiTanctns the great mining Interests OF
purely phlnntr0pc motives In initiating this eti-
trrprise. Se believe that the stock can BE- made To-
y large diTi eas, aud at tie same time more real
gooi accomplished and greater progress made ia de-,
Velopiug AMI making Known the astonishing mineral
YEA Ia of Missouri, than by t!ieGse OF i've times tf
RnonntOt OurcAPtn tfesteii IN anyiOtlfer business
T. We shall make tll6 Ofes Of our Company "a d m
Lete hitting bureRu OF the mineral resources tile
slatc, We have power pndsr Our sc:trlt + Z, Gr-
ciaso aud sell mineral lands WHEREBY; 1i.tsci! Ii;
missouri Great Inducements will lie 6fcrei to can,
tRlistH aud mniug adventures, WIN desire to lur
Company. af6s s.lTis
We respectfully solicit tho attention of all who
ANo niinelnl lands for sale to hsn ma abatement
Of the ease describing the kind of 1insT,Is On ticr
lands the number OF acrCs the location and tho low
eat eilk price they HrO willing to ae fur said lands
We shall work only such IniiIrs as pay largely bnt
shall open and prove most Of thu lattid VIC sell The
2eoks LOT sn3scriGtton TO the stock open at
lhs otiee OF lhe Company, Slin street, northwest
Corner OF Locust nver Mercnuts' Iank entrance
Np. y locnststreet. All who see an interest ntis
n,isnes5 and have money, Will do well to cali and
snlseEih=-2 Those wishing stock iivin. ont Of fhe
city, can 1t by enclosing ten per cent OF tie
amount 0 wanted to the President or Treasurer.
Y DIRB0FoRB;
Hirqi; E v; he9 ~ Es1 Matthew Butler Rs1
Al'tSi SIAppi Hs4s l., Is. IIRrwoOd, Bs1s,' 4
.Iosep IGtlsFoP, Esq, Il. N Lynch, Fs,. -
I 4KUs7xks: - - - -.
!, Henry y, Bacon, -slss = Il.f. IsoeY 81
III. BUfLEB, Treas. ALFRED CLAPIi pres,s
tfsa ggiL-42& Ef.a-fif
IIe above pEospeettis has mn 70 this date lI,pea
rhhlstcd th'pnty one OF our Ieaddg papers fer ton
laSs y - eStr Efforts to get stock taken Ifrvs tce
laie; yst ihe Pnblic 50 well appreciate tlc sound.
nHSs 81 te tsrPrise that tEO hRnret; tiot,s
ai dollar =ot the stoek has already bcen t,iCn No
would briefly sttte that tho Siares rS SIS sci. ,siS
- itill without further lhbty transferable b. de-
registered only when dividends ard received
any person having money 70 spare, can, by tile nIr
cSse OF shares IN tho 3lisfOuri MiniaE iC5nrsiIiv
make an Investment tat i'l pay Ir.eiy and hold
stock that tHrClltIy onnesFtea Int6Sag6 " il I Ian
AhsWe9ed -E,nbSol \ 1870 s,.-tIstS
St. I,onissSIo.. March 90 1851. 4H=ni
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TRANSPORTATION
Clevoland. Pittabnrg and WheeI-


Cleveland, Pittshurg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
4s - ..s:sssssE
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, January .oiIi, ist2
" Passenger Trains viii leave Bridgeport aS Cd
iONa- tsnDdays oLesptsd0
Il;I5 A Il. SiHl Train stopping at All stations,
rives At Pittsburgh At $40 r. M., eni-
Cleveland NJ s:IU r. N.
1890 P NJ Exprass Train, stopping at ali stations,
nEeePt Rus, Kun and Heayer, arrives at
riits,.HIsh e 2soS A. VI AID Cleveland
RETURNING TRAINS.
Lsare Cleveland n gs35 a. II. aud 500 2. n, ar
i've rs Bridgeport AZ G:2ii r ST., ard as A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh al $50 A. NJ, aud l:in r. ~,
arrive 1t Bridgeport Al 6:s5 4. VI, and eco P. n.
CONNECTIONS are made MS Follows.
Al sItt-snrgi, 1itl, PenHsy isania n r. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, phlIa-
deirhIa, NDys York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Toletl r. X. for San-
dusky, TnlsIo, D6tTGit. Chicago and
all points Ia th1 S0Ern wEsE, Will
Detroit steamers Tor DetrDit. jackson.
Chicago and the MONTH Ri. witt
Cleveland Erie u X !or Erie, Dun
kirk buffalo and Niagara Fails. With
Cleveland Columbus z Cincinnati t,I
Crssilins. delaware, Columbus and
At lfud4ou Win lie {. z. &c n. NJ Tor cnynho.n
Fails, Asrua. alI.ie.sllIrSh anG Woes
At Alliance with >. IT, Wa C. q. Il. for Canton.
aESillag, Wooster, salem, Enon, Gu
At Stcubnasi!ie ait r &. & {. Line aud At nE1LAIh
With ca. o. IL. IL for ZanesvilIe Sew
ark, Columbus, Senia. Dayton. Ib,.t.
annapolis, CsiTo. Cincinnati, louisville,
St Lnuis. 8. Joseph iaad all points
Wat md SUutl Wstt.
Excursion Tiesets 20 Pittsburgh and return $3,T
Pare always q low, and time mGGh quicker than
any other route.
ThroGeh Tickets to all points in the West, North
and Rast can he procured Rt the Oidee under the
Mcclure lieqss Whsaiinz, Va, or with Freight
Agent At bridgeport Station.
Freight CONTRACT VIII bs made At lowest rates IL
Az paint accessible by this rad and III connections
tie East. North, Wet aud Southwest At oifit
unier N'Lure House. or with IT. Agent az bridge.
EOff Station. Nm. u. TERRY. A:ont
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
MCCULLOUGH, President
r. MYERS, tent Ticket Ag't. fob6
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BALTINGORE. zi55zT.
Commercial College!
Cor. Baltimore ana Chprles-sfs., st
DALTIMOR ND 4.l5..t4

FOUNDED, 1854
Loo ATED, =
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristics, sts
baltimore, d. s5iflit-3
FTHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
y prosperous and ho1rishinE condition. Twice tlH.
ring the Hast two years has 1t been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the In.
eEeasins number o. students representing nearly
II now occupies one Of the most consnicy;ous and
desraby located buildings in the city. THO rooms
furnished. p ss
Disadvantages md facilities here ofsrt.i to young
various duties or the Counting Room o. o Obtain,
1ho.oHgh Practical BNsiReFs EAUedtioH lcrally, arG
STTpstlrHsed in any particular, by any uilAr esab.
Lslment In the UAited states.
L. K. LoSIEis
PrincipR-L on tho Science OF count Com.
nierce, TIssinsss Cnstoms, &: 5 a
j. NJ. Pm LILIES, q
Professor of the Theory and Practice
and Commercial Calculations
HILL DAVIES. i4ait' =
Associate Professor Of Boos.R coping
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business OTnRuit4Ial PenIiiasi1it
S.T.TlLLlANiS. &sq.,
REV. Z. YEATES REESE. D. D..
Lecturer On Commercial Rthius.
TI.USTERs.
Hon HON rho. sISen S IpssH 'T,aPsSa.
IlaooesO is provided With c6Tan,crcisi Library
dents. - -. - - =.
zach s.aaspt has desk to himself, and is sepo-
can ofte at any time. r.
The fuJI cnriIle
from & to l3iNESohR.. ~ ~
A DIPLOMA T. awarded 70 all Graduates!
A large AID BenutiiuHy OTnNUaentsd Cfrculai, con.
tatniHE upwards Of QG4AE PaE3 = the
Exterior aid InteTteRVF os tAs College vuriuiiF
characteristic deagng pPnmatshlp &c, seut by rnni
fres Of charges with catalogue giving full
pErtieulaFs. Actress 4 Il LnslE3
I3aEinloTe Afd