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10y 0REnN q, WILLIAMS, Auotioneers
ID no, 526, corner of7th and streets north

TRUSTEES SALEoF HOUSEHOLD and KITCH.
EN- fURNITUaEAT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, the l4th instant, at 10 O'Clock
m, shall sell in trent of Green & williams
Auction Store. by virtue of deed of trust to the
subscriber, bearing date the as of ptem ber
ls64. and dsly recorded IN Liber n. G. T. No. a.
Folio $Ss &c, C, one ofthe lsni records of Wash
ineton county, District of Columbia, ali of Pdrni
ture IN said deed of trust viz:
One Green Rep PArlor Suite, consisting of Sofas
Easy and Side Chairs
One Gilt Frame French Plate Mirror, very hand
some and large
One Handsome Walnut Bedroom Suite consisting
OF Marbls-top Dressing Bureau, Washstauds,
Wardrobe. emmy Lind Stand, Chairs. ir and
Spring Mattresses
Five painted Cottage Sets
Six Husk and Hair-top Mattresses
One all Hair Mattress and six air Bolsters
orrteen Feather Pillows and Bolsters
WGrdrobes. Tables and Dining Chairs
Walnut Extension fable
TwoWAlnut Marble top Ce 1tre Tables
Brussels, Three ply and Hemp Carpets
Window Shades, Eefri ger stor and Oil Cloths
0lAss and Creckery Ware
And all other articles included in said deed OF
trust
HARRISON BURR, Trustee.
ia seods GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,
rHIsSAFrER NOON AND TO- MORE
PR. O. MCGUIRE Co., Auetionssrs.
TRUSTEES SALH OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
Lot on NORTH STREET, BETWEEN 9rH


TRUSTEES sALH OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
Lot on NORTH STREET. BETWEEN 9TH
AND 10TH STREETS WEST.
o,cfSch. on the premises. By virtue of aseres Of
passed Dscem Der Esd, 1854. in certain cause,
wherein Martha Deter and others are com plain
snts3 and John Albert Aadefson and ethers are
dsfstnda1ts. gently No. 50, I shall sell
pars OF Lot No. Is. in Square No. $50,
in the plan of Warrington city, begin.
mig for said part of hot at . point on N
street north twenty six feet east from the north
wsstseornsr Of said Lot, and runnins from thence
Lot. about one hundred and twenty feet, thehce
wsst twenty feet thence north to the Place of BE-
ginsins, and centaininss2,4t0 square fest more or
less.
Terms of sale One halfin cash; the remainder
in six and twelve months, with interest, and
secured to the satisfaction of the trustee, Con-
Teyances ami revenue stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser; THOS: J. FIsHER, Trustee.
dsc2ieo&ds ffep.l j. O. McG UREA 90, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
eonse quepce OF the rain, until u ESDAY AFT ER-
NOON, January 10th, sane honE and place.
ja7-d 10. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auots-
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Rare AND vALUABLH COLLECTION OF
I COINS, AUTOGRAPHS, AND BOOES
On TUESDAY EVENING, January 10Th. at 7
s,el9ek; at the Auction Rooms. corner OF Tenth
and valuable collection of Coins, Auto grsphs and
Books. COLLECTED BY Edward NJ. Thomas, q oolored
1868, and now sela for the benefit of his widow.
II Oatalogu now ready for delivery, sud may
be obtained at the ANction Room
jan I'D j. G. McGUIRH& co, Aucts
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE l. co., Aaetioneers.
ELEyEH. FIRST-0LAss BUILDING EeTs A,

PUBLIC SALE,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. January 10, at 4
O'Clock, on the premises. shall Offer for sale
Eleven class building Lots in Square No. SOP,
opposite Douglas Hospital. numbered 6, 7. 8, Q, 10
west.
The Government has erected en- these Lots
building known as Stanton Hospital and other wise
improved the square by sewers and complete drain
age. n is presumed they will not be lsn occupied
Meanwhile the purchaser viii get the benefit Of the
rent said by the Government
If the price paid for tn csc lots is satisfactory
the to have the option to take the other
halt of the SQUARE at the same price. This square
Rice for building pc opposes.
Terms: e-third cash, and the residue in three
equal install inents of six. Zine, and twelve months
secured by a lien on the pro perty.
ds 30 eodhds 10. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets.
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AUCTION SAnES.
FUTURE DAYS,
PYIo. MceUIRn,&, co., Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE or STOCKS
On WADNESDAY AFTERNOON, January II, at
o,c,eeh, at the Auction Rooms, of James @.
McGuire Co, corner OF 10th and ID streets, By
order OF the Orphans Court, shall sell, in sums
$500 United States Treasury s. 10 Notes
l0.0O Dank of the Metre polls Stock
20o0 Bank of Washington Stock
$500 Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of cor getown
Stock
$500 CITY of st. Louis'six per cent coupoa Bends
1000 Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Bonds
1890 Chesapeake and Ohio CANAL Bonds
500 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Stock
Terms cash.
RICHARD LAY, Executor
Jane-d 30. MCGUIRE L 90. Aucts.
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NOW READY-Popped Corn. A full supply
! Wholesale and retail Acknowledged to be
confectionery ever made, ia this Steam sag ARE
fined Popped Corn. Call and see it, 334 street,
mo- at ia 8 4tf
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ATIONAL BANK OF COMMHRCI
OF GEORGETOWN.

This Bank, organized UNI er the National Bank
ing Law of the last Congress, is now open for the
transaction of business at their Office on Bridge st
O. e. RITTENHOUSE, Presid emit.
SAMUEL FOWLER, Cashier jan3.2y
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FAII Arn WHITE. CLergINo.

For sale in Washington by 8 O. FORD. corner
Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. au Sl-eo1y
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MEETING OF THE COUNCILS To-NIGHT-At.
tention is directed to the call of the Mayor for
a meeting of the City Councils tonight on I'M
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E>0R SALE-Two neat FRAME HOUSES on the
l. Navy, near Pennsylvania avenue-Dne on Sth
Apply at once to MITCHELL SONS, Real Estate
Brok ers, southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue
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Ter RFNf-Fro small HOUSES on south side
L Pa. ave-, bet 10Th and 18th SITS. east, the.
Navy Yard. Apply at No. 3fs 18th st. west. bet.
l. and n north. jaT-A%
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS
lS1 visiting this city, will find it to their advsn-
tage by renting room and boarding at the we'll
known Restaurant of GAUTIER, where they will
find saving Of 81 to 40 per cent:
dec T.Im @ GAUTIER. 252 Pa ave.
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HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
II sALE-Fhat desirable and we'll located FIVE.
avenue. between Sd aid AZ streets is for rent and
the furniture for sale. The house contains %
rooms, is well filled with boarders Gas through
out the build ia g, ard water and range in kitchen.
Possession 81 ven on the first of FEBRUARY. Apply.
fha ,;eoa q
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FOR RENT-Give unfurniRhed ROOMS in e large
L house. suitable fo1 housske eping, four on the
frat tfeor, front and back sarlor. dining room and
kitchen and servants room over the kitchen, for
s25 per month. Inquire on the premises, at No. 65
Maine avenue. between 81 and AZ streets. q few
mir utes walk from Pennaav jan 7-3t*
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sheriRs Sale of civ Lot.

PI TtEtIs d = escyts a :as rent Cert Of obio
II e9zztyfta he c-ls DfESos=t E EcEae, Execu-
ioEs - joan J. Ysr-A AID otEsfE the unttTsiKp-
"a VII q WE'D RSDAT. tie Iss DAY or Mach
Eszt a. ths trent DOR q he Court grsrss Of one
eo12tyi 81 10 4eocE A NJ sell a. pEbLc Eur.f6a %
ihs b-gsest al -: biztsr re foo-ie LOT a. taf-
eel Of g-eSEdr situated AonrOs street IL tie ett
a. Hoe ltzSs AID bounced a. tSiLgEs 2szfnuiaS on
the n-h s11e of s1D-EOs ztEssE, Il ss1d ey 81 the
sSziEsstt c1Fn=r of the lot OEnsd AID Cee1p:ef BIZ
u c 0SSe, Z d a. bis Tssfaesc=, AID ruHniEz
meas Lorth szE5y viii aid GOo11s lGse t<o kua.
dFs1 s.e Ely fz555 rs. fhsDc= ~ Ers AZ right
anzles % The As: rGrs1 lac, Eoi aiIeI it Moo
re sTTest soEtJ - - fsstI thsles JJa line par
al!sl Usth sai3 GSod'l Ike two bau3Ted and Sfty
iZooJ fest 70 Acsrcs street, shsnes zfih Monroe
street SaFdIy fr'ytv1 ~ feet 70 the begin
nag.
ols-th.rd q TIE purchase money to be paid in
had sod toe bsleaes II ak Sad tsslEe aoufhz With
7tsEesf fran the dsy % sale, the P1rchzszr giving
oSi With approved security fyr the oese-rsd fnEta
sslis add the title retain "a HI the SINE ahAIi Be
D7tdi 0; The ELchAsr SHALL be EbsFry 70 pay the
Iho.e P1rcEzss EoEeJ In czEh a; the zine n n =
ale, OF greatsT peT1i5a thsgeoffbA the os-rhird
JOSEPH SEYBJLD,
~ ~
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sherITs sale of Land,

AD1Ee. 2 Ross iT-cz,,.s-v I,,s. cz---f.
John Pestiessa. Car q oAa0 e0zzsy-
DE- VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE RKSDKRED II
y ta= a5oTs s1tisiss eGzIs ~ tse Csneaft- Car.
q Or4o coz.ty. q tie - cay q Dsee1bsr, A D.
4S>a, slAH Pr2-se=1 - sell ~ Pz5-!= sale AZ the
tEoat 15or oftHs Cart H5zss * O5d9 eozEsy. a
NOS DAB, 1ak 21sz DAY or FEEzuA2I, 1875,
= iE% EEnsss Al tE b5s6eE the Fra5: @ p!sEe q
l2zd 1ssatoEed HoS particularly 5=s=riAss n tEs
~ so pzg5sse AKA n this eaEss, bznz FIFTEEG
ACEE- % LAAD, Eo.s & Lex AID a6j9i1iaE
AIS q C1zEiss z HseEszI E.--A-d Fsitzaa, and
Tie aEk9 u ao5srT McFaszl1z -
IER&s q. EALE-1rs-tkir5 81 tbs parcbAss
EcnsJ n cze, or= tEi=d Z cae year, Al - re-
EGi11e1 IN tSo gEs-E, VIII lsa4- tussTess r-ezeou
tEoza tie dzy = E<s za=il ESd; tie p1n5aSsr giT.
Ing bcres viii gDo1 EecgEiEy f5r he 5sse-rsd Gay.
1srIs5 tas SiiIe e y Tssai1e7 urru the Whole Of
IL pzrraAss messy y pail. - -
joseph EETBJLD,
tE-4-1y. slerfE of iLE.fo CT
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Trnsfaa,E Sale

II PURSUANCE % GSO DERD. or Trust
dated October sIst Iss3 a-5d rge5rsI ir :E C1rF'.
me Or utio c5zEty IN died took 80. = Rzzs
~ % Daniel PEG - ;rast,; The oEEsE Ez-s4 Asy
-, 4sS ard Teoo-1e1 = ds51 b11E 10 Is pAEe
-, q Dsaiei La-aL A. tTaztse, s5AEI q TEEst
DAY. TAE RJCEId DAT OF APRIL 1855. a 10
ge-ocE 4 u +, =: tie tro1s dg2- Of re Car EsEss
~ ONO oouoty. eel tEs f5a1EtcE properly Via
Lots numbered 81, 20. -. -, ~ 25s z2z go,
Y The addition . tie cIfy q HEss.I-z lAl1 ozi ~
WiIlar Chaph.e, Aui btiae TIE ss--z p-s1-.rfy q.
ht1h E1t< Sanitary EO= EEagszs
1ESHs OR sALf= Oss-third Of the purehsss
7oLey md al cJss AID =Ips1s=s q sale % te PAL!
n cash and the bAlzs-s n one sod two years via
ihtEress inn sHls ts parties p7Eebzsfu 70 sseuFs
sASa pAy1eats 70 tie satLs iset1a OF RE tEuEsszs
Re ing ~ tECsteez, Ss sl corTsy srea tile As IL
ElSa 70 BE given tbs 1rsi Day OF JoiY next 1875
DANIEL PICK,
DANIEL LAMB
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Commissioned Sale.
saEah MeCormicz


In,
David Mccormick ard others
| PIksCAACEr OF 4 DECREE OF THE CIR
4 cut Sourt Of ONO County, state Of West Viz
gina made IN this cs1ss lhs 10th day Of January
70. Es YIN eel, 90 THURSDAY, THE 1sTH DAY
W february, ICES, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. ". anf o'clock P II :, AZ the front door
OF ;hs Court H9uEs for TIC iAid Ohio County the
following described real estate, lying aad being ia
the said Ohio COuu y; that l. 70 sSy that pr0psrty
heretofore known as tine HiSSOCaTIROH WOKE
tuste immediately north VI the city OF Wheeling
b0undtd on the vest by the OHIO river on me
south In part By JOnGthaH's GAuL sid on the north
and east BY tbs Lana Of the late HaZh Eichols de-
ceased; slso the coal lands aud coal property for
merry called the Gla4shouss Iots with the coal and
iots purchased from Mccoy aEd coal under the
saio NIcholS land more full description Of which
- contained IN a znrvey Of the same made by John
aud Married Is. 49,
TERMS OF sALE-Oae.third Of tho purchase
money In cash, aud the remAinder in three equal
instainenia, payable in eight, axteen and twenty.
Jour mon'hs after the dag OF sale with Interest
rom tina: day, the purchaser giving bond for the
aeierEed lnatainrnts; the title TO the property TO
De retained as security therefor but the purchaser
10 nave the option OF paying such portion of the
third. ~ = JANIS :. WH j's '"'
DANIEL PECK,
JHI1-tu Commissioners
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PATIENCE AND SoNErHING ELsE.-t is
much easier in some cases than Others to
produce what looks like patience. There
Is constitutional impAticnce which is the
natural result of the delicate nervous sys
TEN, and the quick, active brain which
always accompany high talent aud cult.
Walton. Somo people, again, seem uatu
rally patient. They are not easily futtered
"ad excited. They are phlegu attic aud
comatose, the result mainly of a dull brain
aud slow circulation. Extremely stupid
people always seem remarkably patient.
The truth is, the more patient men seem
the less patient they often are. That uuie.
thde OF manner which is the outward sign
oil patience IN one who is striving against
anger or freuulness may be the outward
sign OF mere stolidity in another man. II
is GOT patieuee 10 be composed under what
another would feel keeuIy, if the reason
OF your composure is that you do not feel
IL at all.
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Aaa = tE.saaal 70 ysu, Orly ysu

Scene n a RAILWAY CAE.-An Incl
dent occurred, q few days ago, On board
one Of our outward bound trains of care,
which Is worth printing. just as the
tram vas about 70 move from the depot
an elderly gentleman, Of high respseta-
DI!lty and character, entered one Of the
cars and upon looking round for a seat,
saw one with q lady in it, and politely
inquired If the vacant seat was engaged.
She replied snappishly that she had no
more gOJm than she wanted. whereupOu
ne, being quiet, modest gentleman, re-
tired, and some one offered him seat.
The sslf5hness Of the lady was noticed
By many OF the passengers and excited
much Indignation. Shortly after gen.
t.eman who had been occupying q seat
II the back part Of the car approached
the lady Who was occupying that part of
the seat nearest the passage way. He
then, very quietly, took his umbrella, |
aud passing 1t over the lady, placed it in |
the corner, near the window. He next /
very deliberately raised one foot ab0ye 1
her crin0line, and put it down beyond |
her, near the window and then dragged /
the orhCr after him and took his seat
amid the laughter and applause of the |
passengers, who were watching the opsr- !
alton. In q short time the seat in from,
Of them was vacated, and this interesting
lady, who was By this time the Observed |
81 a.! the passengers, moved and occu-
pied Il alone, leaving our friend Of the |
umbrella 70 himself In few moments |
more large heavy man, weighing some /
two hundred pounds, and who seemed |
disposed % teach the lady q second les
son, planted himself by her side. By
this time the passengers were convulsed
with laughter at the expense Of our hero
inc, who was obliged to submit 70 the
not only Of her crinoline
but Of her whole person, for the remains
der OF the journey. Possibly she learns
"a that p9liteness and courtesy are ex-
1,ecied OF talties as well as gentlemen.-t
B0ston Journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-09

PURITY OF CHARAcrER,-Over the beaptv
OF the plum and the apricot there grows =
bloom and beauty more exquisite than the
fruit itseit-a soft delicate flush sprpsSs
its flushing cheek. Now, if YOU strike
your hand over that, tits gone. The flower
thHt hangs In the morning impeaFled with
dew, arrayed as no queenly womsn svar
was srrayed with jeweIs-ouce shake il 80
thatthe oeadsToll of, and you may snripkls
water over it as you please, yet it can never
be sgain what il was when the dew fs,I
sileatiy on it from heaven. Ga a fres,y
morning you may see panes ofglass covered
with landscape, mountains, lakes, trees.
your hand upon the glass. ana hr ~
scratch of your finger, or By the warmth
OF your palm, that delicate tracesy viii be
obliterated. So there is in youth a besptv
and purity of character. which, when once
touched and dsGied can never be restored.
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GgT EEoUGH SLEEP.-We have often
heard young meu remark shat four or FIVE
hours' slaep wns all they wanted, aud all
that the human system required. The
habit OF going without sufficient sleep ia
Injurious. ThUusauds. no doubt, perma-
nently iujlre their health in this way. We
live IN a last age, when everybody seems
to be trying to pervert the order OF nature.
II folks will be persistent in turning night
iuto day il is not 10 be wondered that few
last the allotted term of life; no matter
what may be mau's occupation-physic.
al or mental or like Othello's ..goue,n and
living ia idteucss-the constitution cannot
last, depend upon 1t, without sufficiency
OF regular and refreshing sleep. Joe Hun
ter the great surgeon, died suddenly of a
spasmouic affection OF the heart a diseas @
greatly encouraged by want of sleep. In
volume just published by medical
man, there Is one great lesson that stud en- 10
and literary men may learn, and that is.
ihat Hunter probably killed himself by
taking too little sleep. -Four hours rest
AT night, oud one after dinner, cannot be
deemed sufficient 10 recruit the exhausted
powers OF the body Rud mind" Certainly
not; and the cons squence was, that Hun.
ter died early. II men will insistiu cheat
ing sleep, her twin sister Death" will
aVenge the insult.
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Che guteIIigeuter.
PRlDE ANp LoYE

L eaTs.ess voEd sd g rufzI z{E-es
HsTE SsEts1 CIR Eea==s fogeTs==
/" : t4eSt II tie cJ.cs-T .sl, psrc5E1cs,
Il he sletsl party, O. EasrEy zzE1e,
E=E e. lSVsEg q fEisadr All osTsE.
A.s Esill L ~ hart ;bsr-'I AZ Acstnzrszrg:-
Mast = there, tsE-Y f1ssTsE rezEfrg
"a Tp-lr Ia - EsFs-- 70 EsTsE bad us.G
Or 60 r bSz Se-tsz A-d -, AZ yet,
Al tetts-, EaoS, Ei-s= t5er.
To .sy E=zEes he p-sz1 E5rdE tlst I'D,
WgG'c q. tr.rK us J5EstksT 49,
Ebgzls I Eza-bJs 1yssIf 70 Be civ rsf-.s4
70 - t-FEf- TN, ri ed. o. even Gsuast-
wax , - TE--tJ tyt5s- Ssa th.1s
", AEass JoCr hsasrt L a. hard .s = rtons;
1Es F=rylaz- ,,Sss-srs untyrs-
AZ ; = % 1--we Ecu. s.d i've y,E sg.,-,s
AZ i1zl l1Es IN If. :r5atissszas JsrrDev L.
Azt = fE.tafli % ysu, orIy ysut
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
= e1E1UcEDB 81 -s
Z L HITC HCoCK,
At 30. ug1 NAIs STREET,
R0rzhroeFS BandirE


(H0ruhTookT Bafdirz1
"oPsn for stude=ts Day ana evening"
VEHK purpose Of Ibis inEtituriUa Is 70 irstruet
4 yo1nz men land Uo-ea tooJ in The principles
vEtcA govern TIE eerTset tEansscsfon Of pseuziATJ
brEInzls Andin ACCOUNTABILITY Gndits eon6onitAntI
BOOK-KREPIHG,
EfEfp7sd Of ia absurd ysrbiAEe and ancient pro
hLity and intEcAey, and adapted 70 the modern
1node Of doing buEiness, specially in the UuEsS5
6tatel il The leading subject ofSttenrion. Its LAEs
gh1eh are a. eLsct uneIinE and free from eIoep
tioa - those Ct aatuIG and oomFEiBed In very fez
ToTcs are Hrst made familiar 70 the student, VIC
EheiS then contacted thrDuzh eourss ofprsetica
Booz-EesplnE, IN numsEouI BetE Of books In RFsAi
E8Eisty 81 EOEas tTII he thus acquires 4 .nSTtsrT O.
the ln Uhtzh enables him 70 asplT Is With faciitI
% any kind Of buIinzEs.
A WRITING SCHOOL
u S9sn cay Ead eTe-tnEs attended BIZ both LADIES
pHd Eenflsmsns where without entering for the fui
sooE5es god haad-sritizE can be obtained In
ARITaAETIC.
AHd It's application 70 al nasuneF O.
2 as5 COMMISSIONER CALCULATIONS,
resolve he attention thsiE prinAry Importance de
rn2nd5 The student SiIl b made seo uSintsd Iith
seTeEal modes Of calculation not foZnd IN booI-1
ke9.alrg greatly 70 the abbreTissicn Of his vorr
Insre Il open 70 the Esudsat also . oourssd
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comparing Political Boosomy, Commercial Law nns
1A8N5 Finance, Banking and CrrreneT: ~ 1oSrfTI
Of eminent Budns8s Men In reZard - t6e -
Llet9ods o. eonduettnE business successfully -
distractions in the above EubjeetE are tate-zzJ,r
g With maxtm57 and inculeations tendinT 10 tn
AoGS9At1cn OF high character ES men and cttiEsna
1ae course OF iEstsuctipn b intended 70 be a,
SoHpFeaeasiTe and thorough a. that Of any ot tas
otlfneTe7Ai Colleges while the sxpenIe to the &c.
denEb much leES- =
L T. beg leave TO refer those to whom be 1.
ucE1oTr to ths o14cerz Of the tapkE II, WI,ssiis,
E7a srdzs2oGt, and especially 70 hI Gsudsnts.
TERMS, &c.
FoI tes MI eoanss AboEe indicated, including the
f.-sl - e. III
s 80, Psyable on entering. The ire uEpSJIT I..
5rsd for ths eoErse is from two to three uaoSthS.
BY the student Is not limited IN ttne-he NAV
e. -'az' AZ return a. often, e. he pIsAses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-09

ESTHUsnsN AND ITS CoUsTERPARr-A
sentiment, flame of affection, or de-
light, the love Of the mother for her
child, Of the child for its mate, the you,h
for his friend, the scholar for his pursuit
the boy for seattle, the patriot for his
country, the philanthropist's desire To
spend and be spent for some romantic
danger, John Brown for the slave, the
heroes and her0ines Of the sanitary com.
mission, and the Christian commission.
no matter what the Objects ali
good, If 1t Is flame or desire, and makes
life sweet and dear, and reinforces the
heart Blu: society in towns is infested
by class who, seeing that the senti-
ments please, seek to produce effects by
cgunterfeiting the expression; sentiment.
allsts who mistake description for the
thing. They have an intense love of na~
ture, they adore poetry, and art, pictures.
the moon, the cadets, and the governor.
They worship virtue, dear virtue, and
almost make the name hateful with their
praise. The warmer their expression.
the colder we grow. The soul is lost by
mmicklng sOul.-Emerson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-09

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