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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17

BLIND Tom. the negro musician, as
elsewhere announced, will revisit this
city in few days. He is now perform
ing in Columbus, and from notice OF
his first appearance in that city, we
copy the following:
So much has been said of this Won
derful negro musician that expectation
was at its greatest height, and when we
say that ''Tom." on his first appear
ancc, fully met this expectation. we say
much i'll praise. His Introductory
speeches, his performances on tie piano,
his songs and his limitations of the style
of address of distinguished persons
that he had heard speak, were all eX-
ccllent. His extraordinary musical
power was fully tested with most sat
isfactOry results. Toms original mus
lie was enthusiastically received, and
was as strange as the being that pro-
duced it.
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Notice to Tax-Payers


OtTcc oSCoHecGo7 Internal Iee,enlte
First District Of TFsSt TfrQinid
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
N TaN-PAYerS Of WetZel, Tyler, Plensanfs
Incomes assessed for 1865, are now due and
payable Mt the following TlhccS and time.
designated rs follows: Uftsre and tEhcn DTy-
If'ent must DC made, or the Law as quoted b.
low: Will he strictly enforced:
shall neglect topay rs aforesaid for more nan
ten days, 1t shall be the duty of the COLLECTOR
or MS deputy to issue TO such person n NOTICE
10 be lett Mt his dwelling or usual place nj
business, or be sent by mail, demanding Inc
amount thereof, with fee of twenty cents for
the issuing and service of such notice. nnd
with four cents for each mile actually nnd
necessarily Travelled in serving the same
And II such persons shall not pay the duties
or IiNeS with the penalty Aforesaid and The
within ten days after the service or ms. SsnI
ing by mail OF such notice, it shall Ike the duty
OF the collector or his deputy, to collect tho
Slld uutieS or taxes, and fee of twenty cents
a L ihlISaSe, with ten per centum penalty rs
l Will he at BUXTON August 18th and l1tI,. NJ
Mnnnlngton 81 4hnd LIST September: W0riiIs
lngton 18th and 9TH; Fair1uOut 9Th an1I ~.
iEiThettSyille StlI and 9Th: New AIaItInSyiIIn
IZin ana l3th Mtddlebourne from 18th 10 18th.
DIST August. : 1'''i anu
InX-PAyers will please be present Mt the nm.
pointed times and places or leavcthe nJnoTn+
OF Inelr HlXeS with some one to paw for Then,
anu merely save to themselves tile per cent
age anu COSTS JAS.-C. ORR,
Collector First District W. Vo
SAAi'L RILLINGSIY.
Fairnont National COPY Hi tS SsGi Dr.,
send duplicate bills. i''' anu
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AUGUSTUS POLLACK

WHEELING is famous for her manu-
facturies of Iron, Glass and the E,reel-
s'or Baking Polcder. The last is now a
great f8miiy institution! We are send-
ing II north, south, east, and west! It
makes Light bread and light hearts
wherever it goes,
Manufactured and sold by 7. H.Jo-
gon u Co., and Logan, List &: w6oIc-
SHE and retail druggists. WIeeIins,
west Virginia. auel2-CtITs
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for SALE.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Lands,


DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST,
p executed by William McWhorter and
~ IS,a ms u.s. and nov Of recorI IN the Re-
corder's office OF Marshall county, W. Va, in
Deed Book No. Il, folio 81, to the undersigned,
as Trustee, for the benefit OF Eliza kemple
and Alexander Kenple, administrators ofthe
estate Of Charles KemPle deceased, late OF
said county of Marshall, viii proceed to sell
at Public Auction on the
9Th day OF SePtember, 1868,
at the front door of the Court House of Mar
shall county. W. Va, TO the highest and best
bidders, the following described tract or par
eel OF land, situate ON the waters of Toms
run. in the County of Marshall and state
of West Virginia, and bounded as follows
TO wit:-Beginning at stake, on John Cum
ninghams line, and corner 70 Henry Shook;
thence with said CunninghSnfs line \. @E
F.. 50 poles to q stone, GianbelS corner. thence
with Gambel's line \. p w. Is poles 10 n
Gambels line, with the meanders thereofand
. binding thereon, LOG poles to a sugar tree
stump near the head of raYine; thence y. so
w. % poles TO a stake; thence y. 81 W. Is
( poles to white Walnut, near head of ravine:
thence down said ravine \. 100 W. - poles
70 Q stage IN SAD IaVtne; thence down said
ravtue \. 6S7 W. IL poles to q white Walnut.
corner to the YarnalI survey: thence with
original line, s. 57347 W. ISL poles to a sugar
Shocks corner thence with lines of said
Shook 8. 621ss E. 49 poles to CheStnut-oak,
near top Of ridge; thence s. &c E Is clio poles
I to n Hickory, near head OF raVine; thence
down said raYine with the meanders
lthereof, and binding thereon, lEI poles to n
stake In said ravtne; thence 5. 81 T.. - poles
( tofR Lynn; thence S. 397 f. % poles to this
/ place Of beginning, containing Sxty.Ssven
nCreS aud thirty-one poles. and the Same con.
yeyed 10 said William SicWhorter by james
] NJ. Morris, commissioner, by deed bearing
date the 10Th day of August, ISIS.
Terms of Sale-S2, GjG.OO in hand and the
1 balance in three equal instruments: the nTsi
/ payable ON the lSt day Of October. 1885. the
second ON the lst day OF October 1875 and the
I last on the LIST day OF October, 1867. with in.
teTeSt from date: the purchaser giving bond
and approved security for said deferred in.
stalmCnts, and title reserved until the whole
/ is paid up. VI. G. GOOD
{ aug:-tSv5w Trustee
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THE GRAFTON ENrEnPR1sE.-The adj
vcrtising and subscription agent of this
lively and well-cOnducted paper is in
the city on soliciting tour. We are in
formed that the Enterprise, although
but recently established, has II large
circulation throughout the State, and
our merchants and business houses
generally would, no doubt, do well to
advertise literally in the paper above
referred,
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SALE REsUMED.-The Receivers sale
will be resumed at the Pork House this
morning at nine o'clock. The large en-
CINE and boilers with other min ma
chinery will be disposed of this morn
ing. Also the fixtures and apparatus
belonging to the distllery. The real
estate will be sold at the Court House
at five o'clock.
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Chief Mastering and DisJuTsing Once. !
I{'Q RS !SU5L FOL. Recy !Se7Tics STATE oJ ". Ia
WHEELING, Au..- 18th. 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N all persons having claims for expenses
incurred in Recruiting must present them at
once TO Capt Geo. McCiowan, L. s. A., Mus
terinS and Discussing Officer at Wheeling.
W. Va, for adjustment
EDWARD p. HUDSON,
Capt. Y. T. G, Chi n. & u. O. Il Supt. V r.
. G., w. Va. nuglEr.Std&Ity
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The undersigned desires to tender
his heartfelt thanks to the citizens and
tiremen whose timely efforts saved his
property from destruction by the late
fire. Also TO the officers and men of
the Patrol of the l92d New York and to
officer John Fender whose timely pres
ence in front of the Main street build
ing prevented loss or damage.
AIrGIrSTIrs Pnrr az
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fpr sale.
Lots for Sale.
81 ISo1ltH HNeeEfnQ a Ritchfetol!

In South Wheeling or RitchietotCn.
Nos 5, IL Is and 49, in square No,
The above lots are in the square below Mr..
Samuel OtE!s-tie in a block surrounded by
STREETS and alleys. Four OF them front the
river
Also, lots Nos and l6, in square IS,
Nos and s. In square 50,
4 Nos. Is and IT, in square n,
Nos 3, and II, in square 49,
Nos II and 70 In square So
No. :, in square Is,
g Nos and 10, in square 46,
No. 5, and part of 4, in square 49.
The above building lots VIII positively be
sold at public auction, on the premises in
RichietOwn, on MONDAY, AUGUST 2lst, al
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Terms of Sale-0ne-third in cash and the
balance in six and twelve months.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
aUgl5-td Real EState Agent
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PoLLACK's NOTION HousE.-IIad the
fire on Tuesday night obtained hold
upon Pollack's beautiful and extensive
establishment, as it one time immi-
nently threatened, he would have suf-
fcrcd a terrible loss, for he has just re-
ceived and is opening out one of the
largest stocks of goods in his limo ever
brought to this city. We congratulate
him upon his fortunate escape. We
suppose his many friends among the
country merchants will now find him
more accommodating than ever.
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CRY DIREcToRY.-The canvass for
the city directory is now completed,
Any corrections to be made and all
communications can be left at j. c. Orr
II Co.'S. book store. LOG Main strcot
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The Belmont Iron Works and
Nail Factory.

Bounded as follows: west by the Ohio river,
north by Division street. east by Main street
and south by the properly Of AIcsSrs. Caldwell
ALSO, tile Coal Mine In said Ward. now
worked by said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mine and the rolling mill.
ALSO, the real estate aud coal property be-
longing to said corporation in and adjoining
south Wheeling, including that recently pur-
chased of DR.. j. G. Campbell and the Close in
action connected herewith; and q town lois
in south Wheeling, lately and heretofore pur-
chased OF the NJ. & NJ. Bank and others. And
lot N3--l CaldTells addition to tie city of
wheeling; at the south east corner of Main
and Division streets with five tenements
thereon.
II being understood that the purchaser or
purchasers of said real estate and appurte-
names snail also purchase all the stock, mate
E1aIs, tools and chattel property OF every de
Scrlpuon in and about said Belmont Iron
Works, at liberalization ofthree distnterpsted
persons
TerTns-One.thirl cash, one-thiri in two
months, one-third in four months. with inter
est from day OF sale. The deferred PAYMENTS
to be satisfactorily secured.
HENRY MOORE
]. p. GILCHRIST,
j. D. DUBOIS,
For Directors of Belmont Iron Works Com
PanS. ju24-td
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17

TTIE- SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
slight: Persons find they have cold. that
they have frequent attacks. and are mon.
sensitive to the changes Of temperature In
this coudiUoD. the nose may be dry. or a slight
discharge. thin and acTid, afterwards becon-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease be-
comes chronic. the discharges are increased in
thick and heavy, and ARE hawiSed or couehel
OH. The secret oTS are offensive. causing had
breath: the voice Is thick and nasal, the ewes
are weak; the sense Of the smell Is lesSened OF
destroyed: deafness frequently takes place
another common and important SYMPTOM OF
tatarTh IS that the person Is Obliged TO clear
his throat in the morning of n thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen down from the head
during the night When this takes place the
way 10 the lung, and should lose no time in
arrCSting IL.
=, The aboveare but few ofthe many Catarrll
SYMPTOMS.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

TIIHF UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed administrator OF the estate oi
jeremiah Clemens, Late OF the city Of Wheel
ing, all persons having claims against said
estate arr requested TO present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and IhoSs. in.
debted Will make immediate payment.
.WM. FINLEY,
aUgl0-lws!.1w1 AdIniniStr ;itor
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SoLD.-Inc wreck OF the steamer Oil
City was sold yesterday. Capt. Flow
crs was the purchaser, at 5000.
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FOR SALE.

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL, AT
L Public Auction on Thursday, the 9TH tlay
OF Septgmber next, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, ut the
Court House i'll the city of Wheeling, the val
liable property known as the .'UNIOS
HOUSE,, being Lot numbered one ID in
square No. ., on the corner of Main and q uin-
cy streets, in said city, This is regarded as
the most desirable Lot now in market in the
business part of the city. The purchaser viii
be entitled to the rent from the LIST OF October
next. Lease eS pireS on 4 pril /, 1866. Terms
lash. JAMES II. GIBSON,
]. g. GIBSON,
ISO. II. GIBSON,
Executors of James Gibson.
augS-td BY LAMB & PAUL..
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FOR SALE

T OFFER FOR SAFE Siy ppoprDr,,
i situated on t1le line ofthe National Road
iour miles east of the city of Wheeling. SAID
property consists of my residence, CONTAINING
SleNen rooms and an attic finished. Ifati1
rooms rooms and all modern improvements: aiS0
lo1rteen acres OF ground attached, on which
S,,,I S0Nsilent o0tshousf, including brick
Two Two clSteTns Also, one hundred and twenty
BYE, apple trees of choice kinds Pear, Peach
are also choice selections OF Grapes RaSYIISar-
i Eles, BIacSbeHies, strawberries, and 6tIIer
iiaii fruits The grounds are finely laid ont
berry. u t''i sAiE uD-
l win also sell my Household Furniture IN
my zone one desiring 10 purchase all together
PERSONS desiring to consult me in rtsyoTJ n,
PLiee, terms Ofpayment, &c, can leave Their
ma NAMES At the Gas Compnny's Office, or visit
feb2s-tf IAr,OR IIn1, nrrrnnc,rr
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WE call attention to the advertise
ment from Bethany College headed
FOR Rent One hundred and fifty
students are expected at this institution
at the coming session.
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INcREAsED RETURSs.-We are in
formed that the last months return of
the manufacturers tax is the largest
that has yet been made. The increase
is not confined to any particular branch
of business, but is general in its char
acter. The amount returned in Mr..
Pratt's division, exceeds $1,000. In
some few instances there is a falling
of, but the whole return shows n pros
porous condition of our manufacturing
interests.
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valuable Residence for Sale.

ON THE 22D DAY OF AUGUST, 1856. I
will offer for public sale, at the Court
House, in the city of Wheeling, the valuable
residence of the late John Q. Eof, on the
south east corner of Market street and Mil
Alley, Centre Wheeling,
TERMS-One-thini cash: balance I'm two
equal payments at six and twelve months
with Interest, secured by deed of trust, at the
expense of the purchaser, or all cash ut his
option. (ju3l-td1 WI. c. EOFF.
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Wnnd for Sale

THE TIMBER on IS ACRES OF LAND
/ situated on the bank of Fishing creek,
one mile from the Ohio river, on which there
is sufficient Beach timber to make some . 500
colTis OF wood. There is also some IS or 50
cords of wood now cut and riclied. Will be
sold at a bargain to close up estate.
Address, THOS. REED,
Administrator OF Robert Reed.
augl0-2yFS New MaTtinSTille, W. Va.
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MIR; WM. C, lHANDLAN having mr.
NJ chased the interest of Mr.. w. w NJfIIar
IN me nTIn OF Pryor, Miller < Co., the bust
Pryor, HandIan & 90. mn "a
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RTvER.-The river continues to rise
rapidly. AT dark yesterday evening
there was but four feet ten inches OF
water in the channel, and but little
business was done on the wharfin con-
sequence. The Linnie Drown left for
Cincinnati moderately loaded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17

School BoAnD.-The Board of school
Commissioners met on Tuesday eve,
ming, but owing to the breaking out OF
the fire they adjourned without
transacting any business. They
will meet again on Saturday evening
when the subject of teachers salaries
will be considered.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Religious Book House

No. ~ Monroe Str. Wheeling,
I EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A Inrye
IA and splendid assortment of Family and
small Bibles, all styles and priccsgisl
Prayer and Hymn Books Of allPlenonlino-
lions and in every style of binding.
variety. eiS''
Our stock of Sunday School Library. Dues
ton, Hymn, Music and class Books, Catechism.
EEeWardS; Spoilers, Primers, Tickets, Picture
Ior the wants OF Sunday Schools OF ever.
kind: y liberal donation to all Sunday Schools
purchasing libraries. .
= liberal discount to Ministers md TheolrI.
cal students. GEO. w. STONER,
Local Agent.
Sunday School Music Book JEssisgiI Iet,,sS -
by Philip Philips, Cincinnati. dec91-iui5'
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Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
Sa1dis. Mnnrnn Go Ohio


Sardis, Monroe Co.. Ohio.
RElSG deSirors of changing my business
i offer for sale my valuable property sit1at-
Ell in and near the town OF Sardis, cnnpriSfnp
NM trln near SardiS and one mile from the
ONO river, containing one hundred and eigh-
" acres, ninety acres Of which are cleared and
under cultivation, with young orchard OF
choice fruit trees. Va
A., farm near ,S $erdls one and one quarter
mlles from the Ohio river, containing 80 ncrrS-
h1ty acres of which are cleared. with vSnTrS
3rchard nov bearing, containing four hum
species. ''>A eti9
Also. my large BRICK Steam FIOTrR,
ING MILL, at Sands, containing two mn
OF iour feet hnTTs; engine. II inch cvlinder
teet stroke, two double fiued boilers J-hiS
MIL Is situated In the midst OF a fine grain
growing refyton and now enjoying a fine ma
tronage. 1t is completely provided with ali
order. > ''''s' - IA II ne 'i''iiltls
In this property. n rare opportunity is Of
Tered 10 an enterpTising man
Also, three comfortable dwelling ho,,sc- Il,
one Of which ! now reside , as
Two store houses, in one Of yrl,TcI, 7 m, ..
present doing business. an az
EDWIN HORNBROO1S
HuEV-IH 6arJllS. Monroe Co. Ohin
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THERE is now a mail route in opera
ton from New Creek, via, Ridgeville,
burlington and Mill Creek Junction, to
Romney. There is also branch mail
from Moorefeld to Petersburg and
rankin.
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NOTICE-

"HEREAS, THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
w The Belmont Iron Works Company, Of
Wheeling, West Virginia, at a meeting held
at the Office OF said corporation in the C!iy. OF
Wheeling, on the HtlI July, ls.-i, passed the
following resolution. to Wit:
WHEREAS. the resolution requiring the Is
SeSsIncnt and payment Of three hundred and
fifty dollars per Share. TO make good the los
OF capital resulting on the operations of the
corporation since Jan. Ith. 1855. not having an
unanimous vote, and therefore not being
adopted, il is hereby
Eesolccd, That this corporation shall discon-
ttnue Its business and go into Immediate
liquidation, i'll accordance with the 10Th see
ton of the Act OF the Legislature of West
Virginia passed October Goth, IstSs regarding
corporations; and the board Of directors Of
said corporation Is hereby authorized and III
rccted tor proceed forthwith to Close and settle
up Its business as soon as practicable. in AccuT-
dance With said section Of said act; and that
the real estate and appurtenanc1-s and chattel
property shall be sold on or before the. LIST day
Of September next.
We, the undersigned. appointed by said
board OF directors committee TO carry out
said resolution,
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NOTICE.

~ with the finn of w. b. SenSeney i Co
viii please call and settle Immediately
augl0-tf W. b. SE.NSENEY. & CO
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ENNIPTONTS.

r1~ CuH .toa- Circ1Gar describing all symptoms.
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VIII SELL AT AUCTION,

at the front door OF the Court House, in the
city of Wheeling, on
Tuesday. the 22Gl day of August. 1865.
sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock. ~ NJ. all that
valuable real estate and appurtenauccs in the
6th MnTd OF the city Of Mhceling, known as
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College Of Surgso-,
London. Graduate nom one Of the mO,f en-
nent Colleges in the United States. ana :Js
greater part of Whose life has been Strni T.
the hospitals of London. Paris. Phnadelrb5
and elsewhere, has effected some 0i the Trf.t
astonishing cures that Were ever Enorr.
many troubled with ringing in the head M
ears when asleep, great nervousness. I.irs
alarmed at sudden sounds, haShfulnesS VIA
frequent hlushing. attended sometimes viii
arrangement Of mind, Were cured immel.
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MARRIAGE.

EeleCt that sound mind and bO.jv ars re
most necessary requisites to promote colr-.
bal happiness. Indeed, without these. b
journey through life becomes a wear- r
grimage: the prospect hourly darkenS to Il
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with d.
pair and filled with the melancholy Tef5s
ton that the happiness of another be1ouz
bliRhted with oIlroT-n
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Who have injured themselves by a csr11.
practice indulged in when alone, habit e
quently learned from evil companions. OF &
school, the effects of which are nightly n
even when asleep. and If not cured. r5niss
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that n young man. the hoTs r
his country. the darling ofhiS parents. shJEt
be snatched from all prospects and ens-r.
mentS of life, by the consequences of d5vl-
ting from the path OF nature and iniuL=fi
in certhin secret habit. Such persons NCsI
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Married Persons, or Young Men oon,.,,-,.
ting marriage, being aware OF phySiciIe mn
cured. SteellJ
He who places himself under the eara o,r-
j., may religiously confide in his h6.SSo.t'
gentleman, and confidently rely uTSn a !.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-21

hG~ The Second term Of Brcwnsll Hall
Ladies Seminary will begiu D V. on
the first of February. Few institutions
anywhere, offer equal advantages 10 pint
OF thorough instruction, and in the cure
exercised over papils. The number Of
students which the building accommodates
being limited, special attention can % Civ
en- to the instruction Of each one, -
The Hall has now an experienced faeul>
ty, full philosophical and electrical appa-
ratus. , nd library of q thousand volumes
for the use Of pupils. The house can
accommodate but Eve or six more young
ladies.
Early application should therefore be
made BY pupils dssiring'tO enter, to the
Rector
=. Rev. SAA'L HsRslAsE-
p. Omaha Jan. 18th, 1865.