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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

pY virtue Of n decd of trust executed bv Hugh
~ Nichols on the 18th day ofMarch, 1852 and now
OF record In Ohio county, State O! Virginia. in book
4 page 5I2, will sell in the city of Wheeling at
tue front door OF tho Court House. on the first Mon
gay OF Jny, 1865 the following property viz: Lots
NO. 3D. lO3 2, ITO, Ill, and 90 feet of Lot No. 1O2
parts Of Lots No. aud 8, and haFof Lot No. So ali
IN the First Ward Of the ty OF Vince lug. Also at
same place aud time piece Of ground with the i'm .
rOVements thereon located at the west end of Union
street on tho wharf, formerly known as the Ferry
House. Also, Mt the Same time aud place, the fol
lowing property In Graham's addition to the CITY of
wheeling, ON Quincy street, Lot No. 81, Is lot No
10, u lot No. 81 y lot No. ID. Also, in East Wheel
Ing North II oflOt No. 10. y lot No. O3, md lot No.
y Also, Mt the same time and place, 40 shares
OF stock In the Belmont Bridge Company, and 10
shares OF stock in the North Western Bank OF Viz
Etntn. will also sell under same deed OF trust on
the second Monday In July, 1865, in tho town Of
MOundsville, Marshall county, State of Virginia.
iarm known as tho Sockman Place, situated in said
halsnal c unity, on the waters of Fish creek, con-
tanning $50 acres, more less. Said farm is six
miles from Glen EastOn and eight miles from Gamer
on Also will sell under said decd Of trust on the
third Monday Of July, 1863 in the town of Martins
vile, State of Ohio, Belmont county, the Martiusyille
Ferry right and boat, the Cottage Hotel with two LOIS
No. So and 135. together with two pieces X and II
acres of ground all located in the said town Of Mar
tiLsVille.
Terms of sne-One third in cash. the balance In G.
IL aud IS months, with approved security and title
retained until the money is paid.
my9 ISAAC Colts, Trustee
St. ClAirsyc Chronicle copy and send bill to this
Office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10

BaS@A REFUGEE FROM RoCKIsGHAM.-
We had a conversation yesterday with a
Mr.. Hurley, refugee from Rockingham
county, who lately found his way through
the mountains to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and who is now on his way 10
Fairfield county, Ohio. The prosecutions
that Mr. Hurley suffered aud the iudipni-
ties of all sorts that have been bcaned
upon him by the rebels Oh account of his
attachment to the cause of the Union. are
fearful to relate, much less to endure. He
was driven from his home by gang of
numbering conscript hunters, his house
and everything he possessed was DESTROY.
ed, and he was hunted through the woods
like a::dOg, for weeks. A year ago he was
in good ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
now he is almost penniless. Mr. Hurley
says he has heard some talk since he came
here about military despotism and arbi-
trary arrests, but he says the people in
this section who are Ioudest in their COM
plants, do not know what those terms
mean. He says that short residence in
the ueighborhood from which he has fled,
would take the venom from the faugs Of
the vilest Copperhead on the face of the
earth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
The President Confident of Success
at Vickburp.

NEw YORK June 9.-The Tribune,g
Washington letter says the President feels
perfectly easy about the.actiou of General
Grant, and is confident he can reinforce
more rapidly than the rebels, thus pre-
serving our numerical superiority and
bring the siege to successful termination.
The reported expedition to Shreveport
and the destruction of rebel rams and
other property is dtscredited as improb.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
HEIMsTREET's
INIMITABLE HAIR REST0RATIV
IT I& Non "A

IT IS NOT "A DYE:
But restores gray hair to itaorgnal color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenance
impaired by age or disease. All iastantazeos DIES
are composed of1unar cast destroying the vitality
and beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves NO
dressing Heimstreet's Inimitable oolOring not on
ly restores hair to its natural color by an easy pro-
cess, but gives the hair - =
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promotes Its growth, prevents its falling of, eradt
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TO the head It has stood the test of time being the
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sod by all respectable dealers, be procured by
them of the commercial agent, D. s. Bnrnes. qo9
Broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, so cents and 81.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
BUSINESS NOTTCEsT77

~ PaIzss TIM HroHlr.-Rey. Ano. BLANCHARD
Meriden, N II, writes: II think vary highly ofSIrs
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num- Both myself and wife have used them with
the most satisfactory results. Those preparation,
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wide reputation.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 1913 Green.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10

ray MEETING IN PRESTON CouNrY.-We
have received through Provost Marshal
Darr, the following proceedings of a meet
ing lately held in Preston county: 81
We. the citizens of Preston county. West
Va, in the vicinity of Newburg and sur
rounding neighborhood. having been an
noyed very much lately by rebel sympathi-
Zers in our midst, number of whom have
left their homes aud are scouting tbrongb
our country, stealing horses and carving
news TO the rebel army, have this day met
at the Mount Zion school-house for the
purpose of drafting resolutions to have
them removed within the rebel lines.
% motion, -Wm. Michaels was elected
President, and D. Butler aud Rees SHAY
Vice Presidents, and T. F. Jeffereys an
pointed Secretary.
On motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed committee to draft resolutions:
D. Butler, Robar Is Menefee, A. H. Wilson.
L. +. Jetfereys and W. NJ. Grimes.
The committee after being appointed, re-
t'red Tor while aud drew up the follow.
ing resolutions, which were read before the
meeting and unanimously adopted:
ResotUed, That the Provost Marshal be
requested to remove said rebel svmpathi-
zers within the rebel lines.
ResotUed, That the Provost Marshal be
requested to remove said rebel sympathi-
zers Immediately, MS our persons and prop
erty are in imminent danger so long as they
remain in our midst
On motion the meeting adjourned sine
"'e.. w. MICHAELs, Chm.
7. F. JEFFEREvs, Sec'y.
The loyal people about Newburg GER
toinly have much cause of complaint
There is band of rebel land pirates in that
vicinity. every onaof whom richly deserves
n halter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
CAU,pIONJg

WIS QERTIPIESg that DIR. E. G. WlNOHELL "a
Il duly authorized by us to TonnfactHro ,Ia ~ p -
S9L EuISanite or oOraIite Gums and Plates for A.:
tIictHi teeth, under the Goodyear Patents Al
we are informed that Dentists in various uarts of
e country are manufacturing and vending the said
Sstes ana Sums inviolation Of said patents; thai
i u saa Dentists are travelling from place to
aong said work; and therefore caution the
not dUi %nnss being imposed upon by any enlist
""t a! HuIy licensed by us to do such work :
All dentists using vulcanite, Corniite. Hard Rub
Ii,b,o amber Base, without license from us, are
tents 20 persecution for infringing upon said pa.
1can, oASe' made by Dentist not holding right,
s % privilege under us, are equally iable in
n,-,o-, :. A AN HARD RUBBER CO..
owners OF the Nelson Goodyear Har5" RnfSS
,,YII u. w. FRANKLIN,
General Agent
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Direct from Riehmnnd

WASHINGTON, June 8-Dr. Hewctt, re
Gently from Richmond, gives it as his opin-
Ion that Grant will surely take Vicksburg,
and that the rebels have as good as given
up the attempt to relieve it. He thinks
tho rebels will make efforts 10 seize and
hold some other point on the Mississippi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
To wool Growers

NRw Yoax, May Is, 1868.
IGENTLEMEN: We ars prepared to receive nan.
VI die, and sell Wool In large and small lots on
the following condition.: After the Wool Is laid down
at our door We will store insure grade sell deliver
collect, and remit, for U,e cuuE per pound - ~
Our terms Of sales are nE cash, or nett prices an
ding interest TOR time In do we take paIer
Wltnont the owners cnsent that viii not sell alone
Our long acquaintance with the trade enahIeg ne 10
make quick safes at the market value - "
Having the confidence of large capitalists, also en-
able terms S ~
All remittances will he promptly forwarded with
account of sales - - A WIN
We shalt lie pleased to receive your Wool. and viii
glVe II prompt keeping our friends
posted on the condition of the market
sJ Very respectfully, yours
'Ea af II. a. PETTIBONE 4 WALLACE
Wool Brokers, 40 Broad Street New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10

B9NA SHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES en-
rolling the militia over in Greene county,
Pa, the other day, the officer encountered
an "Old GAL" who utterly refused to give
any desired information. Said she, 81 have
not child in tho world that has particle
of niger blood in his veins, and / will
never consent that one of them shall helm
fight this niger war" She alleged that
she had two sons already in the army who
had disgraced her by going, and expressed
hope that they, together with the entire
army, should ignominiously perish. The
Furies themselves who were clothed with
viPers, could not bave excelled their fiend-
tsh Decentralization in this inhuman female
B9rELEcrIoN OF FIELD opp1cpRs ron
THE 24TH BRIaApE.-At the election for
field officers of the 4th and 9Th regiments
the following gentlemen were elected:
For the 4th Regiment-Colonel, A. ].
Sweeney; Lieutenant Colonel II. H. Logan:
Major l. N. Irwin.
For the 9th Regiment-Oolonel, James
McCluney; Lieutenant Colonel, Chester D.
Hubbard; Major, John H. Stallmau.
The two Adjutauts have been promoted
to Msiorsp beyond which changes the old
officers remain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
Raid among the ChiyaIrv.

INV YoRK, June "a Hilton Head let
ter of the 4th reports raid by. 200 of the
I'd South Carolina regiment under com
mand of Montgomery, into the interior and
returned without the loss of one man. and
with 100 contrabands and a large amount
of other property. 1t is stated 800 might
have been brought of had TRANSFORMATION
been sufficient. Fifty dwellings Of seces.
sionists were destroyed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYEt
$3.50 TIRE !, 1aS1, y,I a,ry,, y,,,-I,r,, =

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produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the leest; rem
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10

RV@THR Day WEArHRR.-Tbe lcontinu-
ed dry weather, it is feared will very seri-
ously affect the crops in this vicinity. The
corn crop, in particular, is said to be COM
ing along slowly. Corn wants good warm
rains aud plenty of warm sunshine, both
of which articles have been very sparingly
supplied in this latitude oflate, The young
potatoes, teo, will be late this season, and
the Strawberries are not what they ought
to be and have been in previous years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
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Aou should prefer home manufacture to foreign.
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II the Ink is not as we represerf va III af ~ =
money paid for 1t. '' A0'NHu tne
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
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~ IlVIy0Tate.
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They ore an antidose to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent feyers.
They purify tho breath aud acidIty of the stomach
2 They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best bitters in the world They
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10

CRY couNo11s.-A regular m ntbly
meeting of the City Councils was held a,
the Council Chamber last evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10

prTuE RIvpR.-The glory of the Ohio
river has departed. The water runs low.
and there is nothing on the landing bpt
DUST baled hay and bOulders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
sECoND BRANCu.'

IL
Mr. Buchanan said he hoped the ordi-
nance requiring absentees to be sent after
would be enforced. He wished the ordi-
nance to be enforced particularly against
Mr.. Britt, of the 4th Ward, who had only
attended two meetings of the Council.
Mr.. Hughes said he did not see the nc.
Cessity of sending after members when
there was n quorum.
Mr.. Downs said that when the people of
the 4th Ward made a complaint against
Mr. Britt it would then be time enough tor
Mr.. Buchanan to dictate to him us to his
duty as amember of Council.
Mr.. Sweeney Tin the cbair) read the or
dinance, which only requires that members
shall be sent after when there is no quorum
present, and Mr.. buchanan withdrew his
motion.
The Committee to whom was referred
tue petition of keepers of coffee houses and
Ordinaries asking reduction of license on
account of having their houses closed for
II considerable time by the military author
tiles, reported in favor of referring the
matter to the first branch of Council.
On motion Of Sir. Hughes the report and
the petition were laid upon the table.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys re-
ported in favor of grading and macadami-
zing Zane street, across the Island, at a
cost OF S0jOuU. I0e committee reported
that the Bridge Company had offered to
deiray 81, SCOOP the expense of the i'm.
proVemeut. es1
On motion of Mr. Hughes the sum of
$1,000 was appropriated for the purpose of
making the above improvement, and the re-
port of the committee was adopted. Con-
Cured in by the first branch.
The COmmitteeOn Streets and Alleys re-
ported adversely to all the petitions refer
red to it asking street improvements, ex-
cept the petition of A. H. Detwiler. Adop-
ted.
communication from the first branch
announced the passage of a resolution that
coal consumed by the producer is not sub
'JeCt to the government tax and that the
city is not subject to taxation upon the
coal consumed at the Water Works-that
II the Collector insists upon it the city will
pay the tax under protest, and have the
matter adjudiosted before the proper tri-
bunals. Concurred in by second branch.
Mr.. Cloudy called up the resolution au-
thorizing the paving of the wharf ut an
expense of $4,000.
Mr.. Buchanan said there was not a boat
landing at the wharf once q week. The
best thing we could do would be to drive
away the boats and hire out the landing for
pasture.
On motion of Mr.. Downs, the resolution
was laid On the table.
R8eTHR Day WEArHnR. q co,+inn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
New York Mnnau Mo.La,4

New York Money Market.
New YORk, June s.-Money active at G
s.s Sterling s5a5! I0xeraaddull at 55@i 5efot
Gold lower, opening at 423 and declin-
ing to At closing quiet at 428
Government stocks are without decided
change, U. S. 6s 1881, coupons lOs40
1881. SeVen-thirty Treasury notes 065
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On motion of Mr.. Downs, the resolution
was laid On the table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-14
A Batch o! EutIor~

rHILAuELPHIA, March i3.-Tha Bulletin has
received tile ioilc sing special dispatches f-o.a
Cir CInnatl:
Th- Cen r:t rcial has 4 rumor. via cairo. ,hst
Iun u bels have rerosscEEicn OF Forts Donels oG.
ard Henry, though Il is no. credited. Tro0ps
wtr~ OF d'rrd tbrrc for any emergency ina
IN ght arise.
4 gentle smsn who left Sagannsh or he 2Gth
Elt. arrived here yesterday. lie Is i plaa:e-,
GG6 member Of the South Carolina TIagisla-
turr. he reports that immense armies are
hIatsC6 iH Irnneesec-- to hold ROSs' Grams
IL che, l.. while the other ffanks him ani enters
kentucky, and moves direct Oil I4ouis vile and
Cincinnati. They are only waiting, ne says,
ICY Ii IiH.r 10 tall and the roads 10 dry.
Ee further says that IL IL Ihe general talk in
Eikir that II, 81 OF iron clsds - i'll 10. ready in
foreign ports this month, with which thu rebels
propose to clear the Mississippi, and co-oDs-
late with the NOV en.eui in Kentucky.
tftn. GraEfPr's iCrcc, who were sent IN pur-
suit of Van Dorm, returned 70 Franklin on
" dnrsdsy. thr rs'flrls having fed brycrd
Drck river. They had several cavalry skIr-
mishes, and some AC ragged fellows were
'Icked up in the pursuit.
E..brl nrccunts show that IN Northern Ala.
oaIna !hr loyaiis:s are giving the rebels dea!
OF .-cs ble-s urprises, skirnishes and all The
ircio MAI horrors g. neighSorhood war ara
" iintsArd.
The Gazette hiss a report from Memphis OF
:hr capture of Sazoo Pass and 7,OnC rebel priS-
unrrs and eight transp olts, which needs con-
frmation.
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Southrru Erw,perer IutriItrcucr

HEAiSuAkrEEs ARMY POTOMAC, March I3.
The Richmond EXaminer and Dispatch Of to-
day have been received. They contain no ne ws
frCm Iha-iestcr, Niekshnrc OF Port Hudson.
A cisratch from Charl. ton Of tho Ilth instant
says J.at all wRs-quiri; the city was full Of
runners uf sn impending attack, hut nothing
auit4enTic.
The Dispatch in its leader speaks discour-
seiugly OF he prospect for a supply of fool,
M q says that the ITnpressrnent OF hour an
grain by the gov TH mSnt dlscoursges the pro-
duCtion OF hTeadstuffs.
The Examiner contains an announcement
that Gen. BeauTcgard has revoked ali fur
icurhs and recalled ali Rpeentees 20 their
posts.
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Arrival of fAncthrr Prize Steamer

FoiTREss MONROE, March I2.-Th- British
steamer 7"Ade;a," captured by our blockaders
The Southern coast arrived here to-day In
charge Of prize crew.
IL is understood th3t The rebel Gen. Long
street headquarters ~ al Petersburg, Va. He
has 1870 troops twelve miles this side OF that
city, tPtwCrn there and the BackwStcr.
Amiii'Rry commission is in session at Norfolk
ior the trial Of Alexander Spence and others,
the frrIner charged with iDcandiar1sm. The
con MI sion is compoeed Of Col T.. Il. Bayer, Of
ihe i73d Pennsylvania regiment; Li-ut. CJl. u.
~ {, win, OF the i+s;b New York; Major ]. r.
Enlrs, oi the SSth New York, aud Ma jvT John
a. EuilrI., judge advocate.
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rHK WAR On THE mtsSs.sspp,

a New Movement On yieksbars-The W..s
Cndermiued with Gserst tAoSisti..-aar-
bitrsry Arrestr''-OIpssitioa Crsmbiiua
CAIRO, March e.-The newe from bsIow 4. Of
q movement OF General Gsnre foYcs- trvm
Nichsturs In transports, apparently 70 sen.
sew seene, and u should seem IN be ss fe,,ev.:
fszoo city 10 about twenty miles from y,~s..
burg On Tie river Of this nam, You ave
hes-c of The f1soo Pass. Iilesve- the As..s.-
sipr: about half way between yIck.barx ana
Memphis, about icc mile. from each The de-
lance ty This route TO faxoo City is abou. "a
niist, tEc ec1rss heinG very crooked At,,ut
un os ssso sevsnt@en transports with st l-s.t
I.,S q men, entered thie pace; and now GsneY Al
trsni is supposed 10 have gone with a iarse
loIcc Cp tae e1oo 20 form junction at Ysz.pa
t7ty, where the ts@a~is have large f.,rc- Tn,
sfITosch TO Fiokeburs from Yasoo wet ward
sno 10 10 The rear OF the b-eieesi city, ,s easv
ooih er raii and wagon roads, and the eou,t,y
roii;nF. fs1oo - the hey TO yf<k.hur.,
"htn hsSoo fsli-, Sicksburc falls. The rc.uit
of THE movement. E e.ch il ~, will soon A.
come matter of history. But there Are event.
ysr ikel to della
The new conseriplor law 10 ihs sun3eet Of
general eon.eu stion. There is NO Oman oppo-
sifion 70 u. Am convinoed shat secret eyesnl
rstions are at work TO form piaa. % OPPOSE IL
recent events chow that eimilar or0anixations
a-e orpos irg thrni. great part of the we., 10
Hnderminsdt 40 20 speak, ith similar oppceIn ing
secret sccietirs. For The first time, the b. mo-
crate are denouncins euch eocis.iee. It N preha-
mat taej VIII neutrsliEs each other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-14

IThe Detroit AGvrrtis err denies that Faux
ner, the cause of the di-graeeful riot in that
city l. Il negro, and states that he is \ dark
.kinred man, with blne eyes and straich hair,
claiming tob- Spanish aad Indian. AMI has
rot orIv not associated with th. cplored rest
deIfs, but has been particularly ho-tilh -
wards hem. He hRs al .+'a registered
vote ls the Third Ward in DvtroiI.
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kr,, HumnsL.rr Election

CONCORD, March l2.-1he rPtnrns from all
the towns cncept ihIrts Ell indIcaie majority
az ainst the democratic candidate for - Overnor
OF about 10. Marcy, de nIocrat, for Congress,
in the let d,strict, has pa To "a majority. The
.rrond ard third distric's el"ct ;h- rep bli AZ
candidRtes. The STATE Senate Etand* rcp;:S-
lit an, = democrats. TIE House has fro.n g. -
So alaiOritY for he rrpuhlcans.
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sNkSihLE CDLLGti =

tNLhALE COLLEGE,
BOR OEk TOWN n J.
This lnstitots il pleasantly .0aata e. N. Dsis-
ware h4Ser =, n:i'te no. ia Il phiis.islpha II IA
been IN succe. siai operation for TIOgs thsn ian
.rsI end lb one . ~ ~ Ust nouEshing institu
tens Z learn ming IN the country
p'fciai attention il paid tn the Oonmoo and
His her hraDchEs Cf Engiiah, sI.d srpariOr .s!vvu
tsRes furnished IN Vocal md Instrumental! Nusi-
Drawing, Painting French and Latin sre taught
hy experienced t. achers
Prisons Coming from the South can leave Wal
roi street wnsri Phiisda , ~ =. ui and z, &.
ard y III. For cxtslogue- address,
Rev J HN Il BRAKnLEY, A II.
Prs-;dent
References in Washington Hon Ten Eyke
Sens:e; Hon i y. l. Str3t.on, House # Re presan-
tstlves; sno. l.. Poik, stst- Department; J 8 T.
Cox, Treasury Department " Ii Van Northwisk
Department OF tia Interior; s. J. Groot, II. D.
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