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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
THE UNITED REPUBLIC PETROLEUI
COMPANY.


in ndea to combine on large scale, al the results q e
be. experience in oil r.odpc,on In Tie belief oftheF sne
CO.. IN this attempt It. projections invite to its f0'Pe'a' The
closest attention end fcIuily.
IN The first place. & meets The a.nd 'or Immediate returns
lon Il csY invested by large interests in proiaeins wells
OK the v,Ty be-. Character The coqueio we q which the
Company onsoufth Of the working Interest Is It tie
head o. a. he wells Of the oil region AMI hi. well IS b.. one
Of the Of the c9niauys re'on. ncoms. The Con-
ptny Las ike!se feve s Of tie working interest IN the
Grocery well and leasc, and on,eih Zee interest In the
LADY wasAinqon wen From these together the
Company anticipate the ability peg nearly tlEec per cent
per month on tie entire capital fr-n The start.
IL the place. the territory FOR development, e. unusually
ample and well eho.en. 1t, Zee simple property in arg
O, in mos. every approved PAR; OF tho oil REGION or sueh
property Les enough foI the mioynen, Of FAR than
ia large capital and the locations cannot DO e1caed
Bu, II, fee simple property lsrr- and well chosen ui Il
bu part Of the property which 1t holds Tor developueat
II. lcssehod interest," which, in almo.. every instance 81
either exclusive OF In controlling amounts. selected with
equal care and sro Of esu, rfoslc The Company thu
posese, Territory enough 70, dscb. operations through
many year,
or developing II. This Company reserves therefore, ono
hnh the entire amour, Of is espathat to say 1t re-
seiyes Flvg HusDRrD THOUSAND DOLLARS to carry forward
the development OF tie properya large enough to pro
cure according all the results OF experience amount o.
oil sufficient for very lns. Increase Of tho dividends Of
,tLe Company This feature in ito Company' organization
IL. specially COMMENDED to tho confederation Of the public
Actssl boring for OIL with good riiory and ample means
srs an enterprise Of tbs oharscte above The sphere Of
j,emporary spcculon and constitutes it lestmaie per
maneni business
Thee rro tic leading features Of the Company character
aud purposes The projectors Of tho Company bring to 4
not only their experience bu, their determination to make
ii all hu: tho Prospectus proposes, They pereetly
before the public and with special Ae, recently passed b
Tho Lessars Of Pennsylvania authorizing them to hold
Zone thousand acre, Of land in Fec simple hey believe they
have calculated and bFough. into it oil tic elements Of
success.
The books are opened for Limited number 10 sub
's.iptions at tlo following Offices;
McIsrs LoWBER. OsTROM & CO., No. lO5 Fronts-
Messrs. FANcHER K MoCHEsNEY, cor Moore snd
.Wa,ers,.
Me.srs. WELLINGTON I cox, No. 7tBrosdst
Messrs. T. KETCHAM Il CO., No. 60 Walst.
wM A. FOWLER, esq, No. "A Broadway.
WM. II. PARKS, esq, No. 10 Brosds,
d. K. QUICKER, No. 30 Fulton-,,., Brooklyn
GEO J. HARDY, No. - Courtst., Brooklyn.
And a. tie Office Of tue Company. No. ~ BROADWAY
where prospectus and information can be obtained.
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OFFICE OF NIX CLEyfrAFp AID lCLiLO hAlLioAp D.
CLEVELAND. One, March u. 1853
NOIICE.-Ar A MEETING Of
.DEND Of FIVE 5knER CENT Wa declared p1ys s -
the Stockholders ~ Government tx tie .ih iy o.
pr ADD until the 25h deg Of ay, e The con,t al
Blui New York aiier which said dividend WI be payable
OF the Do,nf 81 y. Office in Ceyelana.
The trai books will close the lsth day q APRIL a.
O'Clock D. H.. remain closed un tie 26th day Of April
at 10 oc!ock, M. by order 0. tue Directors,
H. {. LUCE, TlearureT.
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Hon John Cradlebaugh, formerly de'ega's
-, ,-ovodo las been appointed AdIutart Gehe'" y
.thst State BY We Governor. srd the Senate Las WV
,GtIned ths appointment
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Dipi0en0 Notices.

OP7IcE OF THf + iGLs FIRE COy..Nr, !
10. Il WALL ST., NLv-ioEH April 3, 1903
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of SEVEN
~ AND ONT.HALF on PR CENT, fee Of Govern
rnen Tax hes ths DIV been declared payable demand
By orlsr 0. tie Boald Of Directors
4. J. CLINTON. Secretary.
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CUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY
CAPITAL ONLY s250,o0O.
SHARES SIS EACH
WORKING CAPlTAL, 5000 SHARES
Prsid mt, CilAS. q. JUDSON,

President tiiAS " JbbSVN'
fsawyor L Judson, Nos. % and 81 Chamherst)
Vice PRECEDENT j. L. EvERTTT Cashier Broadway Bank
Treasurer, CIIAs. GOULD No. % Wsll-st
Ten Wells are now going down the Companys property
lin tho riches, portion Of tho famous Sugar Creek valley
There Is room for 800 more. Tho Trustees will refrain from
lengthy Of the poets OF The SUGAR ChEEA
PETROLEUM COMPANY. The SToCK - NOT wArEED
The pro cor dcpoad their pos solely on RISE ii 1S
iMAEEET PRICE.
But few thousand shares will DO sold and these ON TIE
only honest basis viz: At THEIR PAR vALug.
Tho Complnyr property Is worth more than the entire
,Capi Stock The latter Is small indeed tia. even ten
barre wen viii pay rccul4r monthly dividends.
Prosreetuses and Msps be obtained and subscriptions
eHecled by ~ 9cstlon to CliAS. O. JCpSON, no. "a
Chamberst.; CHAS. GOULD, No. SC Wall St.; J. L.
,EVERITT, Broaway Bsus, either Of the Trustees
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS, FOR THE SALE OF TIE
isTOCR RESERVED AS WORKING CAPlTAL. ARE
,OPENED, FOR LIMITED PERIOD. AT TIE OFFICE
,OP J.. C. STEDMAH Co, Bantef. and Brokers,
No. 81 Ershsrse-pace New-Yofk.
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y ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WlNlElt
IAUHANGj.NiFNP- leave, Nev-losk, Jamcs-slp aud
5itIs Fast River Tor Oreepo.t sar Ibor lemP'o1. &C.,
et IN For Yspbans, LaSelnd isr Babylon aud feFni
ir.dale q. . a. "a and r. running tToash -
rrenport on SATURDAY eyeninss) tor syosss O. o:S'
b, m and o. m. lStayes connect for Cod sps.ns,
vr, Bsv aad Hun iu,tcn) For Hampstead Jamaica, aai
Winfield u . aul lO.aO ~, end and .. m. ~,
F. SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Sthsc' Eass
pver M l5a M for faphanA stopping Ut al 'tols es
r"n urrpread aud syosse Ercur,on Tickets his ,LSa
~. rfeJuesd rasc. a. REASOAER. SupeEintendtnl
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10 RlVAIID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Crutches
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES.
Wheei;S =; $500 ~ ~ IL, 19S STIT i5E

TAKE PLEASURE IN STATfECI To
j you that have carefully examined tho
Ardhctnl Legs manufactured by LEONARD
1lE6RA2S, and for which you are agent. For
simplicity OF construction Us well as duTabiii.
y ana convenience, i have never seen nny.
thlngIo eqnnl them, and therefore cheerfnlly
Recommend them to any whonre unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs.
very reSp't, your obed't serv't,
s-ti JOHN ESIRKER.
A. A. Surgeon, o. s. a !. in ciiaree
WHEELING, W. Va, April nth, 1865.
have carefully examined tho Artificial
Legs OF LEONARD LEGRAN, and ind Them
simple IN their construction, of good work.
mnnShlp, light and very substantially made,
IheY Will be quite as seTyicenble rs any arti-
nSial legs IN use, md on account of theirs
cheerfuIly recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs. 5i w
JOHN FRIssRLL,
..:st "A. A. Surgeon, U. s. "A
WHEELING, w. Va, April 28th 1885.
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by CHAs,
bEHLER, Agent, lean recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity in structure,
strength Of mt material and seoR9my in price.
Surgeon Board Of EnroilhIent.
1t affords me pleasure to state that IjFcN.
ARD IIEGRAl,. corner of East Commons Allie
Rheny, hos fnrnisliedme with an articihl leo
that I cnn use well, after oneweetk's nsing. II
cheertnuy recommend to NIL who are unfoT'-
.tunate to need one to give him a call,
LEWIS RAAfALEY.i
~ Springdale, Allegheny CO., Pa.
. Forfurther particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLRR. ACT.
-. Monroe ST, Oct. Market & FbtthTtt.
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Sher1nan6s Cole, VS. L. c. Frost & Co.
Samuel Hnzletti Z" same
NJ. & NJ. Bank, same
SnmFl l1Nrfnolla 81 - cO1,1f, Ns4 20

III S3HsllHtIIN Soles vs. IL. Z. bfCSG x Co. ~
samuel aazlett1 .; same
sami Trimbie, sumo
pY VIRTUE OF sATTAcHAtE MIS-
theconsent OF the Attorneys for the Fifiii-
tins, and the Defendants, Il. @. Frost q Co.,
and also to satisfy the following named taxes,
&C., Tor the yenr 1865, to-Nit: r, =
A prOpOrtioutpF the State County. School
and City Taxes charged In the name OF "A.
Allen Howell, on the store rooms on. Main
pied by tile said l. q Frost 4 CO. as per agree
ment IN the lease, up to the, 18th day OF ATl-
gust, 1866 Also. the State, County, School and
City Taxes on,the personal property assessed
to the said L, O.. Frost & Co, together With
the Income TnH, Wuter Rent and Gas Bill. Z
! shall proceed 10 sell at Public Auction, at
the warehouse on hailf Street, lately octsTl-
pied by L. O. Frost & Co., on THcsIIny, the
9th day of September. 1855. at 10 O'clock
a. M TO the highest and best bidder, theIfOl!
Twenty Plough Beairs, % Plough Handles.
one a 1SE Hay Fork, y assorted Corn SHELF
sTss, > Warehouse TRUCKS Gruin Drills, one
Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters, one Thresh-
ing MnS1lne, doz. Rakes, Manure Forks, 8
SACKS -EuclSNylie Is bushels; Grind Stone
kr1lfneS, one SullSys one lotextru SpCuts for
Grnin Drills, 5 Grain Cradles, Victory Mills,
one patent Hog Trough, q Shovel Handles
,Sns F4Gk n91ie ono Board sign, Rid
Hedge SheqIS1 Monkey Wranches, IL pair
Prnning ShenrS, Stunning knives, AZ dozen
Garden Irowels, 8 Garden Forks Bt% dozen
sheep Shears, 10 Corn lSniVes, s Lawn scytbes
L Apple Parer, u lbs. Boil Irvine, i case Fruit
BOXES, = Picks, 10 Cow Chains,7 paIrs HaInes,
Sugar Min Rollers, box Glass, COO lbs. Sugar
alln Castings, Stoves, bushel Blue GTnSS
SEED, Marble Wash Bowl and fixtures,
BOOKS, Platform Scales, 5 Churns, 225 .lbs.
castings for Sugar FurnRces, Sugar Eyape-I
r1t9rs, one plough.
a,,,z,l Joseph SEYBoLD,44
uuRAO-Eu af ~ Sheriff. Ohio CCUDtyr
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TAX NOTICE.

ETIHE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
II Will take notice, that shall be7pFepared
to receive the State, County and School Taxes
for the year 1875, in the several Townships al
the times and places Hereinafter mentioned,
and that deduction of % per. cent, on the
Stale Tar will be allowed to tllosewlio shall
pay all their taxes OH or before the list dnylo OF
October, 1895, at the SllerIfl7S office or ut the
times and plnces specified, viz:
Washington TP-At the First Ward HeSe
House, September l8, 10 and %. ~
3 Madison Tp.-.At the Hone Hose House
September q, - and 2S!Fi.I ss.t ;sFtlJ,f'
Clay Tp:oAt the SherlG7s Office. September
ONION Tp.-Atthe Rough aud Ready Hose
House, September q, y and %. - p =
Centre Tp.-At the FifIIl5fENnrCl School
House, September %, % and "a. 77tli5iIl5-
Webster Ip.-zAt Isnnc Freezes store Room,
(Henry Ecliols' old stand,l September Is, 81
ana ~. - % ''-- a0t isit ~
zRitcllie Tp.-At tire South w ieeling School
House, September 10 and 20, and Mt Adams
School House, September %. I.7I.lIiF
aITl1delphin Tp.-At Il. HierR 1.-THE place oi
voting September II, 10 and ID.
Rtchland THAT Clinton =. o. SepteD1lln
Is; mt 4. A. Allison'5 Smith Shop September
~, and Mt At1insen's School House Scptem-
Der 90 - - - -
Liberty Tp.9AtvalIey Grove p. o. septe,nI-.
E ner "a ana 10, ana and Mt Samuel Bells Store,
West Liberty, September 10. IN ,lI'l'fl- LIZ
ltI l.LLls ~ JOSEPH SEYBOLD.
PugII-til! octl Sheriff OF Ohio Co.
Daily Register copy till Oct. ~ 81; +,
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AssEssoR's OFF1cE.

u. s. INTER. Rsy., ID DIS. VIVA! a gn
NEW CREEK. W. Va, Aug. IA. NO5
NOTICE is, HEREBY- GIVEN THAT
u the lists OF valuations and enumerutions
ofproperty subject to tax under tie "A et 10
provide internal Revenue to support tic
government, to pay interest on the public
debt Dc and for other purposes,H approved June
S9, 1854 and the amendatOry- act approved
March Nj "a, ls made and by the seve
nfter mentlonedl of the ID collection district
OF west Virginia, will 1eTnTin open for the
examination ofall persons interested for the
space Of fifteen; (l5) days (Sundays exceptedl
from the date hereof, viz: First 1st) diyisioIi
embracing the COUNT OF Morgan; I'd, Iialiip-
shire; 9TH Taylor 10th Preston; 18th, Mon
ongalla. On the 9th Of September, at Berk-
eley Springs; on the eth and Sth of Septeln-
Der, at my othce ut New Creek; on the 18th of
sePteII1bt=r at GruftOu; on the 13tn OF SEN
TEMPER, ut MoTgnntoWn; on the 18th Of Sen
tember, Mt Kingwood. II ~ - :. ~
AZ each time and place mentioned appeals
VIII De received and determined relative TO
any erroneous or excessive valuations assess
ment or enumerations made md taken by tGe
assistant ASsessors. All appeals must be
made In writing specifying the particular
SSa1ss, matter, or thing, Respecting which a
state the ground or principle OF Inequality OF
augl0-Sw 7. r. CARSKADON, Assessor.
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A VERY DANGEROUS NUIsAHCE.LA
gang. OF. young candidate for thepen-
itentiary ,ipfestr the government hay
shed adjoining the ,INrELLIeENcER
building on Quincy street. somenight
there WILDE an "underwrfters iiIutii-
nation" in this city such as the oldest
inhabitant never saw before. We de
tected the juvenile thieves last night
sinking ont oftheir holes like rats, and
slipping over across the street and en-
tering the kitchen apartment of Pack!
er's tavern through the windows, where
we suppose they stole enough to satisfy
their hunger. The williams lead this
sort of a life nightly. They carry
matches intheir pockets together with
strmps Of cigars, and do not scruple to
smoke In their holes in the hay. z
Whoever In charge of the shed neg
lects either to protect the hay therein
or (and what is vastly more importantly
to guard the city against wholesale
confagration. 1t is an imposition, that
never ought to have been submitted to
by the city, to keep such magazine in
the very midst of its business centre.
The properly holders OF Main and
Market streets, between Monroe and
Quincy, should protest against the hay
or the shed remaining where they are
any longer.
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EYERY 0NRlsH0uIlD Use ]


HALLRs VEGETABLE sICIIIAN HAIR
RENEWER-Tha splendid preparation for
the Hair, which Is fast Becoming SO popular,
and SO much enquired for.
No one who has used it Will ever give up
ltsuse. 3.-..1. 4 4 ,l5l-a5.I
It is vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties Whatever.
1t will restore Gray Hair to Its original color.
It will prevent the Hair rom falling out.
1t makes the AntrtQ grow on Bald Heads.
1t cleanses the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft and lustrOuS and Sfiken.
It Is q splendid Hair Dressing. -
1t istrecommend6d and used by. the fifHt
medical authority in the country.
Be rdcularto ask for HALL 3 VEGErARL
SICIIIAN HAIR RfENEWER, as there Is q
worthless Imitation In the market.
For sale by all Druggists. psif
+li n. +. HALL 8 CO., Proprietors,
T. n. LOGAN 81 co. and 4 GAN. LIST X <
CO., Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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.aMrdfrHI
DIR. q. KISNEP

.TNENDEFtS HIS THANKSTO ALI THOsE
i Il who have favored him with their cTS59
dence and patronage, and would Inform he
friends and the people generally Thai he viii
tne COMING XeaF, OCCUPY hB old lofiiceiSoI ~
street. near Reed 4 KRAFT Drug mr. foIIt "a
wheeling, w. Na.t where he NAV ia c6nSnIt
Cd In reference TO their disease the nafIIra and
character OF which the Doctor 4 ahIe 81 f, nSi
times, and under all circumstance ia fIeScrfI ~
and to assure OF the probable fesnIt and III
ton OF treatment. He practices the EcIsCtIo
system OF Medicine, using mild but effacfITs
remedies supporting instead of IienreSSInS
the Vital Powers. The medIcineE I,sE91%4A
him are prepared and pJf mi I'M bjS 10y
ottce,l BESIDES the treatment nfT AfSiEa fIs
eases, DIR. KiSner will give his attention n ~,
treatment of all varieties of Chrome ,iFse w
That Scourge OF the human race ScTnf,Io d
all its varied forms, viz: Purnlent DiSch I n
nom the Ear, so prevalent among C6jI5.sSS1'
lRnrulentOpihalmia, Ozena, EnlarSpFI cIoIISIss'
Siceratlons, Cancers and ali VaritfeS of SlSiI5S
Diseases, VIII receive his special attention -
Diseases Of the Throat, Lung and IJsatf # =,
leHCopplatntsI DlalIf osa DysenfArX ana PiT(
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs SynhiiIs ~
Nervous and Spinal Affections EniIaaS rS,'
rheumatism md Paralysis Diseases Of rs
males, Dyemenorrhea, LeucuTrhea TTSIa,s,S1.
uterit anu all Painful Tfregularifie.s ami Je1.
yous Diseases to which they are slibiect he
treats successfully. The treatment al SSTiT IL
OXEN VIII receive the same attention aS I1e1-s
{o1ofe'I AL consultations and Communities.
tlonS strictly confidential, and will receIS,o
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfniIv ans
swered. Office hours from to 70 Al. NJ Ito
and to 8 P. NJ. -, ~ -, = Iur9 :"
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| sb9fial sgatitfs SO
COCO OREAlIlFOR THEEHAIR.

Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomadesl!. 40
NomO1s rancid Pomadesll
you want something elegant .455s
II you admine delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft aud silky Halt,
II you want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness
II you want to be rid OF DandruH,
3 81 A2iH Use the Coco Cream.
& Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
...,,r Usethe Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle. size ~
For sale by pt ase. 2
re- LAUGHLTEs& BUsHFIELD,
ju2I e Wheeling, W. Va.
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FAIR IL ocTopER.-The Board d d

FAIR IN OCToBER.-The Board of d.
rectors having ascertained that they
will get immediate possession of the
Fair Grounds, have determined to hold
a Fair in october, commencing on
Tuesday, the 10th, and continuing for
four days. We understand that liberal
premiums will be offered, and that no
pains will be spared to make the exhi-
bition creditable and interesting. The
gentlemen who have the matter in
charge, are energetically engaged In
perEecting arrangements and should
receive the active and hearty co OPERA
ton Of the citizens Of Wheeling. and the
surrounding country It has now been
five years since we have had an Agri-
cultural Fair on Wheeling Island, Tand
it win now be deeply Interesting to
note the progress and improvements
which have been made in the agficul-
tuFal interests of the country during
this interval. Within the last few years
many of our farmers have been giving
particular attention to the Improvement
of their stock, and we expect to see the
best display this fall that has ever been
made on Wheeling island. 800"
SINCE writing, the above, the mama
gers have sent us an advertisement,
which appears in another column. We
hope our brethren of the press, who are
favorable to the enterprise, will aid by
calling the attention of their readers to
the fact that we are to have n fair Mt the
time stntnd
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1Efa -
CotaniissiiIo5lnllle9!rI Notice.

"a AOl114ll1SSlOA6I - fNOblCGs
TN Il GHAN0ERY,ii.I IN j. THE CIRCUIT
IL Court for Ohio, Countyi West Virginia;
Alexander Hegmani9 eiH
~ AlOnzo LbTilig, 5t
administrator OF the Estate of JEFFERSON I,
Sangston, DeceakedE q slAt.i7i - = i' q
By virtue IA decree made and entered in
this cause on the 25th dayfofs May, 1885, IT. was
adJudged, ordered, md decTeed that hIseause
Court 10 audit, state, and Settle the Admins
tration account of the Eafid Eoring, and report
thesRme TO Court, and also ASCERTAIN and re-
port what debts there are against the estate OF
said Sangston stu unpaid, and also the real
property belonging to said estate. describing
the separate parcels thereof, and where stu
ate, and What part thereon Is encumbe erred by
deeds oftTust rotherwtse, and the amount Of
each encumbTance, and to whom due, and
that he give foprweeks notice by adyertise-
ment thereof, published In some neWenapeF
printed in Wheeling, ut the time Ind place OF
taking such account, and that he also, by like
advertisement, give notice to all persons
claiming to be creditors of the said estate TINT
they, ut the Time and place to be named by
him, appear before him ind produce and
prove the amount OF their res pecttve debts on
pain OF having their said supposed debts ex-
cluded from payment by said estate, in Gaze
they, do not respectively at said time and
place prove the same, and That his proceed
ings IN the premises with any special matter
he maydeem pertinent, or which lie may be
required by said parties, or any of them, spe-
c1alIy % report, and That new process of.Sub-
poena issue against the Infant defendant j John
A
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ceiling Female College
WHEELING. w. VA. q. 10.

NNHIs INSTITUTION CHARTERED
" with fuu collegiate powers in 1864, and
Directors will la opened rs n collegiate ifistit
tute ON tho first "Wednesday in September
next The buildings arc now being tho
roughly teftted and newly furnished
throughout. ~, -
In the liberality of It's arrangements, in the
OF study, Units methods of tuition and gov
eminent, and In the alilitY and experience of
Its Board an Of Instruction the publicmay rely
Having had many years expefience in con-
dncing leading iEducati onaf Institutions In
the N eastern and Middle Stntes, 4 feel assured
TINT with the liberal patronage and the ear-
nest co-operation OF the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity, the College Will soon be able 10
accomplished education to befound outsid
of our eastern metropolitan cities, + lII5i
1t affords me the highest 6ntisfnction TO be
able To nnnounce the enpab6eII1enf ~ n corr
OF teachers OF distinguished ability, expe-
rienes and population. 1i,t - L7s.l
at an early day, having especial reference 10
the preparation of young ladies for the bust
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. win be
efnen dor SSSh Misses as are too youngto
The Institution win be 9conductetl upon
froteStant but not upon IdenOminati 0nnl
principles the leading churches of this vicini.
| Episcopalian, being represented in the Facni.
% EXPENSES PER QUARTER
| T,1UIEIoN-F1ist Preparatory, 50; Second
| Preparatory 81; First Collegiate S.: Skcofd
Tollieg iate. S9i Junior, $40; Senior, si2 80;
Experimental Sciences s. extra essIS: TT,,S ~
Ing, g; Painting in OIL, So Pastel, SID Cav
T on, 81 y MUSIC " on Piano $40; Use Of str.
quarters, 80 cents each quarter, - lir't7i4
ss Fuel and LIGHTS, s.; Washing,
| q; w eelSlS Boaitl, from Monday to Friday
night, So 80; Fuel and Lightsi 81 'ss''Fiss
Blllsboth for tuition and bonTd rayaI,lefnn1
Sssse4s az the commencement OF the quarter
sept. yin, NOV. 18th, Feb. list and April 18th,
- L. c. LOOMS, A. NJ. III. D.. -
July ~, 1866. 1T y President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

IMPORTANT To PHoroaRApHERs.-
The following decision has been made
by the Internal Revenue Bureau in re-
gard to the sale of photographs. Where
"a party, pays, say s. as, for N dozen
iPhotogfapfs or sun pictures, tile person
who sells or delivers the pictures must
',atfix three cent stamp to each. The
.pretence that the first pictureds worth
a dollar, and hence requires a five cent
stamp, while each of the remaining
eleven is worth but twenty-five cents,
and consequently requires a two cent
stamp, is an evasion of the law which
cannot be tolerated.