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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-31

THE MASSACHMsETTs TROOPS.
Gov. Andrew. OF Massachusetts, who IS now
In this city. has decided that all troops return.
ing to that State will rendezvous at Reed vile,
eight miles from Boston, until mustered out.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS,
From New York,

NEW YORK, May 31.-The United Statas
steamer Vanderbilt has arrived here. She
ton. to Hampton Roads, and the Monitor
Onondago from Hampton Roads here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-31

ASSISTANT ADJUTASr GENERAL.
Capt f W Clarke, Jr., Assistant AdJutant
General OF Volunteers, has been announced
as Assistant General at the headquarters OF
the Middle Military Division.
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STRAWBERRY PARTl

STRAWBERRY PARTY.
The Generals and staff officers OF the 18th
corps, Major General Blair, have been invited
to awberry party at the residence Of Hon.
Montgomery Blair, near Silver Spring, this
afternoon
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RYWML. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
ID Wdshingten Horse aud Carriage Ba saa-.
50 La, av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts


.. SALE 9E HORSES l. G5ARR!AGEs: 80,
s0n' as the Ba1i sIx asPp HORSES.
suitable for saddle and harness. part of which ara
very fine harness, work and saddle Horses.
sMules. Wagons and H sGn;eas.
ssfsnd hand Carriages, Wagons. and other
New and Second hama H LE; &c.
Regular sales at the Bazaar, every TuestaJ,
THURSDAY and Saturday.
Bal: Without rss aS se rs, shG Co ,,.,,
my31 [Chron 6 ptelligencer
Pr W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auotioneers.
CARRIAGE MATlRIA AIS, RUNS. spoKHs. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On RfHha ssssisa g Sc It t. Ssss
and streets
Ds S.:ss ss.s. '-4 '.''.''' 3''' " Il Z
nysI ~ WIN. L. WALL & co.. Aucss.
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE co.. Auctienssrs,
S4t RAJ 0f HaH 81
g 4GfsSH1I t1tTinSees, May g. f.,
O'Clock. on the premises, we shall sell thirty plon
on Pn g! S S9sn es rosa e @
and the I4th street road being part Of the estate
. n: ,st s.s. ,sssa
ity This road iesdins to Pierce's MIN ard Rock
Greek has long been tse fAvorits erve OF iovs hI
Of the picturesque. Each pot re Improved VIZ
some atty or sixty varieties Of fruit trees OF tho
:: seldom s'of III. ... ~ T.
Il the i1th street passenger railroad.
III con1eysneing and stamps at the cost Of tbs
my S.tds 10. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
HTHE SALE OF Tas ABOVE LOTS WILL
he continued TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June S'
"nysid 10. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auets.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMs. Aootioneers.
s1ItsIsa a 1 p Sss g4S
AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the let day Of June s H 2; 81
H sss $, sao ~ ss Ho. .rS1
he md SeinS in the cisy Of Gsshingtcn. DSstrlst
Fl tops Fl s kss
tween 10th and 18th streets east and 100 sst dssS,
containing s.eee square feet.
Term. 81 sale Ore third cash; S.la. % IN AID s
fey,eS navments arip est fro DAY OF sais.
deed ~iven and deed Of trzes tSxen.
All Conveyance stthe cost Of the purchasers. In.
sss %Ii Ss rsauired paid dow. when she proper
&, e tnocksd on end n not o. n siied With il win
BE- aid to the neIt hisheI,t bfsder. and u ees
property viii be resold. -. he risk and cost OF the
Sefsniting puYchaser.
sUsaiYy .s EHIT VIII n .ss
RTFlABoylsALRI Is PoarpoEapU ErIL
EfA 0R1x& & WILLIAM. Ases.
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PROF. MARINI AND HIS PUPILS give their
second floral May festival at Temperance HsII
next Friday night, June I'd. Nothing thst can
contribute to the enjoyment OF the guests has
been omitted, and the success which has al
ways attended Prof. Marini's entertainments
guarantees on this occasion most pleasant
festival,
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BOARDING..

r URNIsHE ROOMS AND BOARD WITH A
L esrtssrn Family At No. 26s 9th street.
Fths ss + 5sP + ROOMS AND BOARDING can :.
mss1: Table and Transient BOsFdsrs taken also
a sentiemen. in the hishs 5. and coolest part Of
''ssss .sS's saasss '''''
COUNTRY BOARD-A lady aud gentleman WHO
- car furnish their own room. and two single
9u sss d p sas
2, ecfo6es in healthy Location: sye miles from
0 horse Term. ees m nor R
sasabce. Address Country Board," Box this
II az and 5.a sh. Terms moderate. nys,5t3
r ooMs AND BoARD-At 1868 z St., bet. Eta
TWoLADIBsoR GENTLlMIN MAY OBTAIN
n"r,h Term. ss5 per month ''"''1 m y sea
FOR RENT-with or Without Board : In private
SG N,; water and gas IN room and bath il mouse.
Sss sa ts 9Ss5asrs
" ROOM suitable for setieman and vile, OF sSH two
sir sls g. nt!smen. can be had .. SO Masssehr.
seie avenue. Upon moderate terms. n g 3t~
F9ss RfET WIFE B3ARD; ~ RRIyATH
suitable for two persons. ia Georgetown. No. 81
harkeehtrsft. between Sd and 4th. Terms $50. for
two, per month NV %. ats
A ROOM AND BOARD CAN BIZ OBTAINED
"A By applying at No. LIST street Georgsto IN,
D. Q. The room is arranged to accomm odate two,
persons nv q Sts
EURNIsHAB ROOMS FOR RENT, with board; :
i Senate. Wadeg rooms and others. At No.
~ street Rooms furnished with all modern TN.
EOUR Or wv G1NTLHM1N GAN B1 WILL
1 accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
street. south corner Of 18th. mar s.
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NATIONAL FAST DAY.-To.morrow being
the natlonsl fast day, appointed by President
johnson, NO paper will be issued from this
cmce.
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The Post OFPICE RoBRRRY-Y Yesterday
morning, +. W. Gray and ]. W. Smith. de-
tectives In the employ of the Treasury Depart.
ment arrested Charles w. Spencer, a clerk In
the city Post Once, upon charge of abstract
ing about $3.50 600 In L. 5. bonds and s. 900
in postage stamps from the department. The
tracing this robbery, and on the 22d Instant
arrested w. B. Cudlip. formerly proprietor OF
the bowling saloon In the Canterbury Han
building The arrest was made In Baltimore,
Md, where Ondlip is held in custody awaiting
the proper process to bring him to Washing.
ton.
Spencer having been arrested in the city Post
Office and held in a room there, Hon. ). J,
Bowen, city postmaster, went with detective
Smith 10 Justice Johnson and applied for
warrant for Spencer and tor Cudlp also, the
latter to be certified by the court in rder 10
bring Cudlip' to- Washington. Mr.. Bowen
knew nothing Of the fraud until he was not-
fed by the detectives. The affida Wit as made
by defsctive Smith, who stated that they had
discovered q fraud to the amount of Si65,0OG
upon tthez Government The warrants
were issued and spencer was taken be.
fore Justice Johnson, who, after reyie wing tae
circumstances, required Spencer to give SiO0,.
600 bail, in default OF which he was committed
to Jail for further hearing,
The bonds and eertif cates Of Indebtedness
were in packages belonging to the Treasury
Department, and are supposed TO have been
stolen by Spencer while passing through his
hands at the city Post ONCE The stamps be-
longed to the General Post Office Department,
and thus far none of those belonging 10 the
city Post Office are missing.
The detectives having succeeded thus far IN.
mediately departed for Baltimore to bring the
prisoner Oudlip to Washington, expecting 10
return to-day. Detectives Gray and Smrn'
Mccullough, OF the Treasury Department, are
entitled to credit for the Gindnstry they haTe
displayed in tracing this matter.
w Matzarott Cf
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nT REV. JOHN LANAHAN, D. D. viii Preach
and streets ToaokRoW June st. 4 Il eek
W candid..s for CITY A coieosop. nii sddrsss
the voters Of the Third ard Fourth WsSjs at
1T MANY VOTERS.
HEA%AASSoSk I!., sS5CLAb CoMs. INCA
81 x. rllI be held THIS tWedn ssds1<x
hsf6HSGa Il II 0's9ek 1t S9sskTsAL~
soad St. :n srs in
yi iss By oreer ofth' " ur.1u a,...
nETHE 1RVIT FESTIVAL AT TIKI UNION
and Hs.iM Be continued duriae the EVENINGS
g. So Fs aas. CONE s Pleasant times an.op:,sd
Ws;ss ss:s sffsss6Sss H. s.s
June m s. e, OH aEH SiIt Ills.
M TIE VOT ERs OF THE FOURTH WARD
w are invited to attend public discussion
+: and FkiDR9 EVE
h.HGs o. tsis week. In the Court Room; City
U9 viii Be observed as a National Fast DAY, in
accordance With the Presidents recommendation,
iDs notes then falling due. payable st our oes
WIN nv p5s.,s attend to them previously pracs
WsTRAwBERRY AND FLORAL YIsfr:
eSs,sh hoia = psyf eSR!,is
m q 81: WI. @kn ~ u.s.
able them 70 raise funds to furnish their ne and
the corner Of II and sth streets ' 's YUM ~
ah Han md Of Music VIII BE- in attendance each
Festival pleasant and agreeable to all.
-SHe-s 10 ceo.. nay :. o.
~WEsLxY CHAPEL STRAWBERRY FHe.
fi scld 2. ssfRs
6rEsTi Al IN the gracious Lecture Room Of their
The 9th inst and continue for the greater part Of
% aE4S ERJ WIT Iz zSR
Tor the osnsft o E! 81 ASYLUM,
o0,n'fA'A an T6f 81 II a Ia cis5oe's'oa
6 nna 6 Sop,nuins during the week supper TICKETS
YFsTRAWBERRY RIsTIVAL-At the K st.
9R.Ht.s GhS5sh ~ and
benefit of seod cause. mya A.
rs tn Thk IA LADIhs q The FognpRY IF.
81 sssa 6Sa Ks
ss.se Ell, 18th s1d streets cennsneinx MONDAY
h Afy s e cant. pleasant time ia snsei
nTFLowlR oU1lNm
ODD BELL0WS' HALL.
On WEDEESDAY EVENING. May sls.,
By the Young Ladies composing the a.a D:7.s;c.
School, Island,
9Th PRleBYT1RTAN CHURCH.
The most interesting May Festival ever given
in this city; forty Young Ladies', each :epre-
sentips different Flower, and al ptesdins earn.
estly for the Crown
Admission 80 cents
The Piano used 10 one OF Stein vsY,s" kindly
loaned by Mr.. MxTZ1ROTT. myH-sv
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PRRsoNAL.-Mr. W. G. MetZerott, Of thus
city, has sailed for Europe in the City of Bos-
ton, designing to spend some months IN France
or Germany. When he last visited Europe
at time of depression in the prospects OF the
Union. he found it q work of diffic ulty, as
heartily loyal American, to make head way
but now he felicitates himself the Giro umstaI.
ces of the case will be slightly altered.
Mr.. g. Rupert, OF this city, has sailed for
Europe, for trip Of some months.
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STOLEN-On Tuesday evening, May 23d, lo5555,
il the city VI Washinxton, q dark chestnut soR.
Rel HORSE, branded 20. g.. on left shoulder,
tered white hairs on the left thigh. thin name
AID tail Said Horse was stolen from Major Wan.
Brigade. I'd Division. 18th Army Corps. $50 re-
we,d ward win be given to any person returning
said horse to the heAdq uxfters OF the regiment
, WHY POWELL,
m ai-str Major oath ind;ana VoInntaar.
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An Extract fF9m the Record that fIis
eS9Ple VII Never nor IESF-i
: EANetllil 10 slf :, L, =. !. X isi.'sii
I ~ u. tFtoii Hagpsr's . tPeegdD1 y i'iti
he New York TPortd informs the
America9 people that the Democratic
party carried on .thewhf and saved the
Union, FThe Democrats of America, y
slIys this pleasing Journal, fresh from
describing President johnson as a iboor
an illiteFate tailor, and a drnnkard,.
sspersistently, patiently md at last.
through the mercy Of Heaven, victoris
ously peFs6S cred III their one clear. mar.
row path Of loyalty TO the Union..''s !, '7li q
2 Truth Is always simple. on the l7tn
OF. December, 1868, the Hon.. Green Clay
Smith, or Kentucky, introduced the
following resolution into the House OF
Repre- sentativesa ifThatwehoItl Il to he
the duty OF Cong to pass all neces
isaFy bills 70 supply men and money,
and the duty,ofl the, people. to render
every aid in their power 70 the eonstitu-
ted apth6rities 9fllthe GoIyi;ssrinment in
the crushing out Of the rebellion and In
bringing the leaders thereofto condirn
punishment, = On this plain testqt6sa
ton In q fu1I house the vote on the De-
nocratic side eIiaa tIree1eas to si4tt-tipe
nhys.s In the Ioxt August tho National
Convention of the same party called
the war aofailnre, and demanded an
sitmllmeaiate cessation pshostilities.
i & such was. the way In which tho Da4
mocrntic party persist t6ntly and patienI
1Hy and victoripdsly srseVered' I'M the
M4fSl.1.l.E- IN LII - -.
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tho right to work and enjoy the pro-
ducts OF labor md that the laws pror
tect them, !Elint being done and when
We come 70 the i'perld to feel TINT men
must work Or starve, the country Will
be prepared 10 receiye q ysteln upplica1
BILE to both wilite and blnck-pref,ared
to receive n system necessary 10 tho
case, "A Short time back You could not
enforce the vRgrnnt law on the black,
but could on the white man !: lotit rek
the public mind right and yOu can treat
Doth alike. Let ts get general princi-
pies and "details, and the co bllaterals viii
follow. AConVersation A ofsome Length
ensuedi between the President and
Judge WatHlaW and Mr.. Preseott as to
the legislation OF the State ceSsafy in
retefence to- the condition OF the freed-
mon, and the scope and consequences
o. circular No. Is and General Orders
no. sitfom the Adiutant Generals
ftmentf3 relnhyeH 70 labhnd oped
lands In South Carolina and other
Southern ates! The egexaminations OF
lhe3e SUI lects, 1t ts nndb dbfStood, isi 10 be
continued at another tttbrViaIe. Pit 2 y
The President said, We mus be
praetcal, and come up to the surrotindl
ing cifcunts AMI ~ .lsi,.liy
& Judge gardlqw, Col ,Dawkihs and
-hlr. HuBer all expressed to tho Presi.
dent their con4 4ictfo1 that the State hnd
accepted it In good, faith the result OF tie
Issue Hhfeh had Been iiiatl6t fhAt tie
people felt fhiit the PreSii6fif had stood
between them gQnd a harsh use of tile
power OF the GoVernment;t that they felt
entire confidence in his purposes and
actions, and hoped IIn return TO eutitIe
themselves to- his Confid depoe Rsl TO their
feeling and ,aCti ions, I The iRresid lent Ire
piled he was gla TO hear. &c that
whenever SD Oh mutual con nffdhii ice eEisa
ted there AHnnld he thought to be an
open road to the restoration OF good
feeling and prosperous condition, and
that If he knew hinisalfl and he tllounfIt
he did he would recotpfhend nothing
but what would ad nee their I'M ntares s..
If he continued, i could be instrus
mental in restoring the Governmental
lts torner fellttons, and see the people
feel that I had more than dIled the
measure of-my ambition. II could
feel that had cont ntributed to this in any
degree, my heart would be more than
gratthed, and my inhibition full. II N
Judge W6tdlaw said TINT every man
N So1thaCar0lina would respond to
! Sii. auserd1am sufetherSisontb their
part no Puhicf6ith. lTh6y dbseEEc your
confidence, and am sure they Will
earn It.
The President expressed himself
grntifiea ri YithsYhat had been said hy
these gentlemen. ~ tAkfl5E1 1Llfli ~
Col. DAwkins remarked that all South
Carolina reposed confidence in the
President, and that the memorials pre-
sente1 by hle9 chairman of the delega-
ton represented the true sentiments Of
the people of that State, both in regard
and the feeling. and position of South
.ttlFdliIiii. * f4t+sE sINA4fE ~ .EfE
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J THE WIDOWS MAnRIAaB!T y

q q r. . e.
Sl1e took Tie *, fif,li l,ty itIta4ff Jfllsyg
- And, gnHing on lis fats. sA-' y X :;
III He 6Its t tlnlefq ef'i i
(, Ciosoly she eiaSTed hin ~ fbe l,rsost !.
Wills ftSI tit,jS !, n X
iIo - II fsotl,Hr Iss,e Bleelt Diue eyes
= q. A-A' A'tstttes ltetiSsf li1i aSf4
Fast down her face tlt6bi aro,l ssII.. ii
Though powori siii She ST,e5le 'ss+il iid
" Tovi56 tse,1, IN f,Sl = pled hGts "
Il FTlis1 f5ti H., LsSsA ~ e4ee5ii ..eff1y
- M, ~ Saast tlleIa outSt cry
III, M, S1-l.I' Is ~ IsSie t3titl
Me fiiis fi,af 4 III 3. lI5,t,
3-SSss - sA4.tt t4-et+i n, \ IANei M Hlne. Nlne.
II, 81 am not false to hIin1t5I,. mn litn Jun.
i5.f !, Ny love s with tho deilds III sox
ei,f4 Il Nv ny soul
f KWfS 4 49, Sss ~ ut1iSA =, W ~ DEeluI
ST,1,H ,lI * otIleeR Vtottig 1ii4 no
win, IN I, 15sT N ~ y ~ 4 NJ u
10 Y6f,tS M, /. ~
: u $50 my iitAAlu'7 ifiafls'
7 HMyboy my tlCor.l tafienr,-,,I,S,,, R,I,, = 1, t,
Oit ihinls my lleSIf SSrIIi EEs,is
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INVALID S0LDIERSli
! A9rtthdial y Legs Arms and Crltshss.
leRlss4isTE sisE5 4 1sEF!R q a IN THE1R
liAEANUFACTURE.
Co. -. -.

IL ~. TSL, a I'm 15fh Is6i5lf
z TARE. .PLEASUHE ONT syT8 8TfNTS M
S99 tnat have carefully examined the
TTL9nciiA Legs TnAnufactuned by 5I,InlfABn
Ala lo ypu are agent For
tibn As wen a tltifahfIi
~ hnd cduy yenletico have never ssts1 St,t
SIlin % equhl them and Il therefore eh96HfSIiyy
1t11tnaE1d them tohny who 1fe mn Il
enogeh TO need arti iaqlGl lImfS = ''s z
rFg Nety. resp 7, yonf ol@edft HeF-y' -. -
: - fu.iz9, jsfia 1,,.. JOHN K1RHEIt,
~ 81, a. a. surgeon q. 8! AZ, in tsil1fyRe
~ have. CAREFULLY exnSnlIled ii0 .AStIISjA
pl ND iIlsGTlA N, nnd find fIIss1
s1lllll9 IN their ennstrlt t1f tfIS5 yt1,Si
lglt and very kuli thnfihTi{; FnStts
SIie{ VIII quite rs serVtCSsRlilfS ~ i,ys 1IIi5
IN r and ON account Of SiyI1.
~ trength lesi liable 70 oneei ref,Sif
MY ~ Them 70 any wh
= :. 'sae1'i4ti aisJuFfS FtIiTas,,rT.. .
n tlri19ilHs4 9fuotA. ftSnrls1T5S IL = x
a aHandS, PIEGaAfSfa c6S66EFY. No v1.y,. q
= eRilfiai September iA, iiEBsI'S
ny 'dtSes BehEeTP hSoiiao. M, n ~.
4stl-l ttlnu6 now blsfl I1sIt1,S fI,o s,.ns
IsSlll' isS OF ne eEEap make fnFnisheti ~
tgE ~, over TWO months and II nfbfJis ma
mn IN FIytrlg that thar fve issiII3
IIyssst; ~ TO me in TINT time The
,l,s = n ebLlstrncti0n RtA0FR and q
ilnb y ic,o 9ffi6Snle; io ind itIust the
! nope Llefe may be buE few who have tflFen
y - n have lost both their lIInbs
nave 1lhiE my lelI should 10 Nd1nfI m
llnl speelllly, and to MI others Who TIiiS !
u - 70 be deprived Of q limb II tlesF
~ S1if ~ iSeo the hgTaEA limb on "a
= I'M and eenilSl fians
.!llot1 20 taa tse9 loE Which it 3 int ilislif
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EXPENSES PER oUARTER
Bethany College,,

HNHIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN
Il one Of the most beautiful and .h0althV
portions o. tl1e hill county Of Wet YIrEtnI6.
LIS " y IN Brooke county, sffteeiI miles noFtllF OF
M,heelnR, and 3eUell miles from WellsbuFg, at
WEleh place, peEloFia c0T,lng either by ,bn0t
OF sI E9ll can hnd backs ready p tnlS9 them 70
tIe Gollege Situated rs It q iii1 thA cnnntry,
II = sretnoVed qt ugeg nun. tho temptations to
eSStf1ynganee and the l9cili ties for VIC, which
attach to COLLEGES in or near large 6ifieS-
fo1nE men who desire p thoTopHh education
VIII und pecnllnr dShntags m Bethany Coz
Iege.l She has an experienced FNculty and
atioTFig the lest education on the lowest teHinai
Iha 18th Selsiou win comfnenca ON the Isl
Monday In October next and Terminate an
tho LAST Thursday OF June, 1850. 'slIi,-
RACuLT4. rVleH
AIExAEDKR CAlrPBEIL5 Pm lent,
W. X. PESDL.EroS, Vice President hrd
foIefsor OF Mental Moral, and Political PHI
o4ophy and Bellies .Lettre8. 49,
CHARLES LOUIS Lo1s, Prof ofesoE OF Ancient
Languages and EitefatuFe4. .hiiii
II. w. JOHNSON, Professor of Mathematics
unuAAtfono1nE3i i5si oh rll1tsl=u,s, ,rgY
=. iICIIA ARDSnN, Professor or Natural PHI
iosOphys ChemistFy and Natural History. ~,
saf1in, TERMS. 5;s,r5.,.5.55 ,r.
R0arIllng fFom 100 to 81 80 per week.
Tuition, pafE zion Of Q months 5000
Washing ind hghtB extra. = ES3tfJ'
MhFticulation Fee 500.
For Catnlogu64 Or f1H1fIaR Information atl-
dress W. *. Pendletou or C. /. LO0s, Sec'ty,
1nglSEzn1GtWPe iiyE 7s ,F-L
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&. . s9s5l Az Card

WE RETURN OUR TfAFyRS m S,v,,,v
Nv many friends md PAT fT1,1S - ~ ~ ~
Sdeceased1 for the iiISrai t1l1
Sisa On hiII while In our m HI. SnSi
lic thht We intend . cSFS SI, III tIle l-
~ s; ,,1olety h1ainegl n hil ia hr1ncsijSSiS
- i,,tsl No llg Main street. Si1er,
s,4t ~ 4trtct attention To- bIiEln -
~ n sonttnu4pee Of tho pntFonEE f5,Ss
y ~ ~ n SAAlIt. NJ ~ j. LGLEAfHlSsA on
@ 81 intend To cary ON tho Gia-
I,, ~, On Sland 2 null a1ort1nont 0fiRfeSSiio
-. - : - llhll-i : augN
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.l.-.-.l---Y. q, SHllltAI

fO3Sf ae-ialsls q q y = f-fi
!, NEw YoRR, oct. l8.AT The, f6iIowinp
stesltfleSs have arrived here ~ The STAR
.lIgltf ffpEn Cltir1 aston oni The nth, with
troops lie North Star, from New Or
leans ON the 7Eli, wi ills / 800 troops Of tho
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Wheeling Female. Collaga.

Wneellng Female College,
la WHEELING, W. Va. Z - 2 ss
.FtH1s nSsTTTDTIoNy 6HARTEREp
Teeently glI5ilP5f under 4 new Hoafd- -ni
Directors, win be opened as q eolieEfiTte Inst.
neSt1 ma lidiIftiiS Iifef iS6t4 .ielI,iF m.
Ft1pghly Tefitted and newly fdrhished
~ In the liberalIty Of Its Arrangements, in the
extent and comprehenSivenCSs OF its coune
sEpment and the aiiiity ssi siat SSo oi
Us Bonrd OF Instruction, the public may rely
upon It's being a first-clns8 seminary,
Having had mnny yeaFs experience in CON-
ts Siie sinfea i1sst9tlSns IN
thAt with the llb6FaI patronage and the ems
nest cooperation Of tie citizens OF Wheeling
extend TO young lntlies an the flcilifies for an
ancQmplished education to be found outSid
OF our ea1stefn IstTop olitan eitls4sga fnsi:i1s
y Affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able to announce the engagement OF q corpS
of teachers OF distinguished ability. exps-
ABNORMAL LDEPAIeT1II1Cr.Rt1 be orRnnIxed
a. an early day, having especial reference to
me preparation OF young ladies for tho buSi-
J A PREFARAToRY DEPARr,rESr win Ia
nsGG onesne;dl t9EI 5GE1i Misses g agetpo young TO
i1Is ~ L1lt qi,,tTt,, -, - ClGlA
Protestant, hut not upon denoninationni
principles the leading ciluTches or mis- vicinI.
3tIn6 MSInoutSts the Presbyterian and tho
Eplaoop'1ians being represented in tho Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TuTTIoH-FiEst Preparatory, So: Second
Preparatory, 81; FirEt ColleRfnte, S. Second
Latin, French, German, or other iaTiq1nnFe &.
Experimental Sciences 81 extra ench: ISfIsyVs
Ing, S. Iainti IN Oh $40; Pastel, SD, Ciiiyz
on, IS MnHici on, Pil6o, SO; Use OF fnStrfiS
ment, 81 90 Vocal Music, so; Fuel, "a md Sd
quarters, 80 cents each quarter.
BoARp-S4J; Fuel aud Lights, s.; Washing
tS Weekly Bnanl, frum Monday to FridnV
night 81 5G Fuel and Lights, g.
ttlt4 39ttR tqr tqitlt aEd board nynblefnAlT
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. lst and April 18Th.
+ @. LOOMS, A. II. 81. D.,
July %. 1862 President