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SirKE, Aug. ls,-Via New Westmin-
lister Sept. 5th,-Overland telegraph.
The bark Clara Bell VIII sail from here
Tomorrow, for New Westminister.-
me schooner Milton Badger will also
sail for .Anudair Bay Tomorrow. with
an exploring party on board, and fuii
supplies and equipments. This party
VIII be the advance explorers Of, the
route from Anadair River to AMOR
The bark Golden Cato will also sail for
~. Michael and YOnken River with
Lizzie Horner on board. Parties who
Will explore Yonken River are also ON
board the Golden Gate. The steamer
wright Will also sail for the mouth of
1onden River and Gulf of Anad;tir.
Col Chas. Brekly, Engineer in Chief of
the overland telegraph expedition, goes
ON the latter, and after directing pre-
ILiIminary operations of the explorers of
1onken, Will proceed to Anadair and
i bep n rs strnits. Everything pertain
ing fayorably, and Russian Oificials at
sitke have extended every aid in their
power. The health ofthe Expeditionarv
Corps is excellent. T
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L u ID
WAsHINdToN, Sept, 7.--'Tho record OF
yesterday having been received, Ber-
nard CallhghJiiI, I'd Ohio regiment. fest
1iied as TO the shooting and killing OF /
orc Umon prisoners i'll the stockuds
during July and August, 1854. One oil
the men was In the act of washing his
clothes, and another was trading boots
with the guard. Wirz struck the wit
ness for not answering to his name,
winch had been incorrectly CHILLED, and
then tied his arms and legs together
win ms own hands, fastening them
with stick. He was kept in tint con-
ultlon Tor TWO hours and n half. Wit
bitten by the hounds.
Cross examined by Mr.. Baker. Wit
ness heard a sentinel say that he re-.
ceiVed Il furlough of 30 DAYS for every
Yankee ne Killed. He knew men were
shot during the night because he saw
thelr bodies the next morning.
A.-No.
Gle only Threatened YOU?
A:-Ihat's whntis the matter. CLangh-
Edmond Richardson, a resident Of
Albany, Gn., for % years, testified that
Unit place Is 45miIes from Anderson
VIE: re was mt AndersomYiIIe every
month In the year 1884 until Aurusf.
There was u good corn crop in 1s63 INF
not much wheat. There were n rrenf
many many sweet potatoes in 1864. a large
wheat crop was planted, but the rain
destroyed 1t. The plantations in the vi
Slnlty OF AndersOnVille were large and
inlrmers raised vegetables for their own
p. Cross examined. Witness said in 1.-TWO
warehouses in Andcrsonville there was
considerable bacon, syrup and corn
meal. There was not much garden
truck in 1864. There was ClifIicIIiv in
obtaining seed.
Gross-eNamined by Mr.. Baker-H
was present at the hanging of six rnid
ers by our own men; he had nothing 10
do with the trial of the raiders. IJe
was bucked on the 18th of NAV for NO
other reason than tllat he Eailed 10 an
swer at rOll-cillI to tho wrong name.
Jno. w. Case of tho 47th New Yorl;
regiment testified TINT OH the I7th day
oil september those who were sick nni
wounded We're told that if they could
get to the depot without assistance fhey,
could do so; they were to be eXchan,EeI
witness could not readily get into tho
cur swith his crutches, when IYirz Gall
ed him a id Yankeeison OF a b--h ara
threatened TO blow his brains ont
somebody shot at him previously, but
struck another man. He was not near
me dead line; the sentinel cried out,
matt 1ank, I'm gwine to shoot I" Wit |
ness SAID four or five We're shot in the |
headi shooting men was common oc- |
currence every night; he frequently |
heard men crying murder.
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KnrlI nIn,ror


COTTON gery firm and less doing ct
nc. Tor mid ding. ELoUR-5a10c. bet
ter, at 81 e5a7 90 for extra; IS SOag 25
II % for middling brands. The market
closing quiet. Included in the sales are
l,OIO bbls. extra State for lust half of
S5cII0SperI at IS 90. WHIsKY-Opened
1 q and closed firmer; western. 81 GA
y, closing at 50 p. WHEAT-1c. bet
YET LOT spring; winter very qniat;
81 541zaI IS for Chicago sDrinh and
m!iwaukee Club; 81 Goal GO for Amber
NllIwnukee, and 81 OSa2 ~ for new Am
Der State. RYE-Dull. BARI,E.1, AN
barley MALT-DuIl and nominal.
CoRN--The market for sound is a shade
nFlher, while unsound is about 10.
ioWeri S4hSgc for unSOund, and OOa9ItI
LOT sound mixed western. OATs-Quief
nI S6a5Ic for western. CoFPRE-Active
hn9 hrmer. SuGAR-Firmer; NIusee-
Nitao, l3al1 &C., and Havana, i25<. Mo-
LlAAsSsEs-Dull. HoPs-Firm, at 20a5Oc.
LOT LOT O4 crop, and 4Oa60c. for '85 crop.
" ooLr-Dull. PETROLEUM-Firmer at
pc. ior crude; 5Ia5Sc. for refined in
n0Iel, ana 72u7G for refined free. Pork
-D IL, w OOa32 62}zi closing at S32 co
cash; so OOa30 30 for i63-4; do, Sl4 25a
n 90 for prime; S2S OOa2S rs Tor prime
NESS also 900 bbls. new mess for Sep
tenber, sellers option, at S92 OOn32 %.
BEEP-Firm mt SSaI2 for plain mess,
ana SlO, 6OalI,6O for extra mess. BEEF
a ais Quiet. CIT ,NIEATs-Unchan
! 14lsal6lz for shoulders, and LEAFS for
mans. BACoN-Dull. LARD-Firmer
ilhd IN better demand at 2ln3I for Ohio,
ana slab for State. CHEEsE-Steady
- AAUApI9s
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naval protection ON our frontier Dor,

naval protection ON our frontier Dor,
ders. - ...-,-s-s a., --45.-
RETURNS to tile Agricultural Depart
ment for August from all parts Of tho
country, though not entirely cons
plete, show that the corn crop will he
enormously large and Is maturing in
excellent order. Its excess over past
years more than compensate for the
deficiencies in wheat. The potatoe
crop is unusually large and promises
well, but in some localities the rot has
appeared. Buckwheatt q minor crop,
ana Onions promise nm plprecedent6d
yield. The general expectations will
probably be Inrger thnn over before
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NEW 4oRK, Sept. {.
MoSEY-Market steady at 5Ca6 per
cent: STERLING ENCmASeE-O1ief M
lO01falO9H. GoLD-Without decided
chanSei opening at l44H and closing M
l41M. GOVERNMENT SToCKs-U. *
90, coupons 1905; U. S. IS, 1910 cou,
Pons, 9i14i 1910, I'd issue, s9Il; U. S. Cs
year certs., new issue; 9s55.
Ssi,oscKS-Dull; Tenn. IS a; Mo. es,
faclhc railroad issue, -; Ohio and
mississippi cert's 2sH; Cleveland and
pittsburgh 725z; Cumberland preferred
431S; Quicksilver 49,; Pacific Mail
scrip Isl; n. Y. Central a3Jz; Erie So.
tending l07; Mich. Southern 6Gs[:
:; northwestern 80; do. preferred 63iS:
I Ioiedo I06; Rock Island IOg5s; Fort
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OrtlereI moi to ID.crCcro

NEW York, Sept. The Commercial
has dispatch dated Jackson, Miss,
Sept. 4, which says: Gen. Slocum has
issued an order by direction of the
President, enjoining on his officers not
70 interfere with the organization of the
Governor Sharkey. This is directly
the cause of the determination of the
Government upon this subject us re-
ported n few days SINCE, and is account
ed for in the fact TINT the Government
is looking to the gradual suppression
OF the Federal troops by State militia
in order to diminish the National e,s-
penSes
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ENTRA CHARGES, PER QUARTER, CVvITE
IN AIN- ANsIrE
Bethany College.

TTHIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN
L one OF the most beautiful and healthy
portions OF the hill country of West Virginia
Il IS in Brooke county, SiLieeA miles north OF
Wheeling, and seuen miles from Wellsburg. at
Which place, persons coming either by boat
or rail-, can md hacks ready to take them to
the College. Situated as it is in the country
II is removed at once from the temptations TO
eXtTnHagance, and the facilities for vice which
attach to Colleges in or near large cities
Young men who desire II thorough education
Will md peculiar advantages in Bethany Col
leSe. she has an experienced Faculty and
affords the best education on the lowest Terms.
The 18th Session Will commence on the LIST
Monday in October next and terminate on
the last Thursday OF June, lsd6.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, President.
w. X PESDLEEoS, Vice President and
PotessOr Of Mental Moral, and Political PHI
osophy and Bellies Iettres-
CHARLES LOUIS LOOS, Professor of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
Is. w. JOHNSON, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
r. RICHARDSON, Professor of Natural Phi
losophy, Chemistry and Natural History.
TERMS.
Boarding from 800 TO $3.50 per week.
Tuition, per session of months, 5000.
Washing and lights extra.
Naturalization Fee S. co.
For Catalogues or further information ad-
dress ". X. Pendleton or c. L. LOOs, Sec'ty.
auglS-2md&tw
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. :.
PETRoLEUSI-Unsett and an er-
eeIlent market. All qualities slightly
adyanced. Crude ale. Refined bond
5iGg55. Fine 7I@73c. ''''>'
,iELoyR-Slow of sales, but prices un-
M, VIE enquiring and prices
spring 81 40. " -
SoRN-Ffrn; yellow 9sc.; white %,
0ATs-Dull and declined to soc.
WHIsKY-Dull at 50 %.
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Cattle Market.

,od BSAIL hE, Sept. T.-Beeves, receipts
!! dG " mead, quality better than the aver
sSge lor several weeks past; prices ranged
from 81 90 to 81 90 per hundred. gross.
I ZOE lnlr, and 81 90 TO 81 75 for good and
taI,l. hogs, very light receipts; prices
hundred, net, an advance of ful " I IL.
per pound for better grades. sheen.
good supply; quality inferior; sales nj
50 90 TO Sc 80, gross. "
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educational.
Wheeling Female College
WmEELiNC, w, VA,


HNHIS INSTITUTION, CHI AFTER u
with full collegiate powers In 1861. and
recently reo1gunized under new Board OF
Directors, will bo opened MS Ncolleginte tnSti-
tute ON the rirst Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho,
roughly retitted and newly furnished
In the libernlity of its arrangements, in the
extent and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF IT'S SouTsS
eT,iTSsSSt ana n, the ability and experience OF
Its Board of Instruction, the pupnc may rely
upon its being n firSt-clhsSs selnlnaty.
Hay-ins Ind MANY years experience IN con-
tlu,SiinS 1eSdIny Educational institutions in
Inc Enstern and Middle States, feel assured
TIM, with the liberal ~, pEI1I OF Wheeiin
md vicinity, the College wlll soon I. 3e itnle 70
extend TO Young ladies all the facilities for an
OF onr eastern metropolitan cities
ItnffSrls me the highest satisfaction to DO
able 10 announce the engagement OF Il corps
OF teachers OF distinguished ability, eNpe-
Renee and reputation.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT Will be organized
at an early day, having eSpeclal [elerehSe 70
a PREPARAToRr DEPARTMENT. Will be
opened for such Misses as are 100 young 10
enter the colegiate.
Protestant but NO. upon denS no mn
~, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Episcopalian, being represented in the Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUIrIoS-FirSt Preparatory, So; Second
Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, IS Second
Collegiate. 50; Junior, $40; Senior, Sl2 80:
Latin, French, German, or other language, s.;
Experimental Sciences, 81 eXtrn, each; Draw
ing, 50; Painting in OIL, Sl0s Pastel, $40; Cray
on, IS; Music, ON Piano, $40; Use OF Instru-
ment, 81 so; Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, ID and Sd
quarters, 80 cents each quarter.
BoARD-Si5; Fuel and Lights, s.; Washing,
s.; Weekly BOard, from Monday to Friday
night, So 80: Fuel and Lights, 81.
Bills both for tuition and board payable in all
cases at the commencement of the quarter
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April 18th.
July %, 1865. President.
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CINcINSATI, Sept. Z.
FLoUR-Quiet, without change in
prices; country superfine is held at S..
w .HLiEAT--Dull; old red - 90; new 81 q
al so. CORN-Unchanged nj G5ofsc for
ear and shelIed. OATs-In good de-
mand Mt Ale. RYE-Declineflt TO soc for
prime old. BARLEY-Stendy at 81 55.,
% for prime new fall. WHISKY
Quiet mt 81 q. 200 bbls city mess PORK
sold mt $50. Nothing done in bulk.
meats meats, or bacon, and prices nominal.
~ =, ROC ERsIlEss-SSteady and in fair demand.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA special
dispatch to the Bulletin dated ReiIding,
Pa, Sept. 18th says, Brig. Gen. Schim-
melting died this morning Mt Waynes-
vile, near this city and will be buried
Mt noon ON Saturday next. He Inns
been suffering from consumption con-
tracted in the service.
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ITInnesOtll Convention.

publican Convention, after much ami
mated ballOting, has Just nominated
Gen. w. r. Marshall for Governor. on
the I'D ballot the vote stood: Marshall,
65; Averitt, So, and Gillian, 8. Gen.
Marshall briefly thanked the conven-
ton for the nomination
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Boston, Sept. about 10, 1000 people
England Agricultural Fair, now in
progress at Concord, n. II. Among the
special attractions was n trotting match
between stalHuns, for premiums of $3.50
500 and $50, mile heats, best three in
five.
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Good News from Sherman!
GOLD DECLINING RAPIDLY.
Take Notice

UNTIL SATURDAY, THE 9TH SEPT,
u at o'clock p, M, will receive proposals
MS follows: LIST, for mason work to be done ut
the mouth of sewer and foot of Filth street,
teen feet long, fourteen az feet high, and five
(5l feet thick at the bottom, The work to be
headers or stretchers, and to batter from the
to the foot. Bids to be by the perch, the dig
ging included. 2nd, For building sewer on
sixth street, from John to Zane street, East
Wheeling, interesting with the present sewer
on Zane street. The new sewerto be two and
a half 20 feet In diameter, and the bids to
be for the lineal foot thereof digging inc1ud-
ed. I'd, For furnishing and spreading (under
my superintendent on Fourth street nom
Fifth streets, about SIX hundred (0O0l perch OF
blue lime stone. The bids to be by the perch.
sep44t Street Commissioner.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT m THEIR
MANUFACTURES.

U. S. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Wheeling, ". Va, April 25th, lSI5 I
I TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING no
i you TINT have carefully examined the
LEGRAN, and for which you are agent, For
simplicity Of construction as well as turabilI-
" and convenience, / hive never seen INV
thing to equal them, and 1 therefore cheerflily,
recommend them TO any who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs
Very reSp't, your obed't serv't
A. A. Surgeon, U, IS, A.. in charge
WHEELING, W. Va, April nth, 1885
nave carefully examined the Artificial
Legs OF LEONARD LBGRAS, and ind them
simple In their construction, OF good work.
manship, light and very substantially inade
They will be quite as SerViceable as any aTfi-
Plicity and strength less liable to need repairs,
l cheeHnllY recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs
JOHN FRIssELL,
"A. Surgeon, U. 8. A
WHEELING, w. Va, April 28th 1896.
Ihe Arthctal Legs offered for sale by CHAS.
bEiILEIs, Agent, can recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity In structure
strength of material and economy in price
Respectfully, X, w, II AZIE-TT
Surgeon Board OF Enrolment
1t affords me pleasure to state that LION
ARD LEGTSAS, corner of East Commons Allie
gheny, has furnished me with an artificial leg
that can use well, amer one weeks using. I
cheerfully recommend to all who are nnfnr-
tunate TO need one to give him call.
LEWIS RAAIALEY,
Springdnle, Allegheny Co., Pa.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEEII.ER, Agt.,
Monroe ST., bet. Market & FuiTth.
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- A TWO o DIS -
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~ =,
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ASD
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This machinery comprises everything no
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wellS in different localities b
THE EDETIRlTUS Is removed from 4l,e VOL
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not require the removal of the drill from fllt,
Doring, This process not only removes MI
the det[ttus in nom 10 10 minutes but illre.
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WITH THIS MACHINE and n practical
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Arrangements are being made for the con-
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NEW York, Sept. T.-Gold continues
strong with continued large demand
for custom and for shipment South.
The price is firm at I4Is(aI4lI. Int en-
tirely without speculative support,
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U. s. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO c1LARGE ron SERVICES.
once, Surpepor,s Rooms, Custom House.
JAMES GILCHRIsT, Agent,
wheeling, w. Va.

once, Surpeyor's Rooms, Custom House.
TTHE L. g. SANITARY COMMISSION.
i desiring TO relieve Soldiers, Sailors, and
their families nom the heavy expenses usual
y paid for the prosecution of such claims,
have established this Agency. to collect PEN
siOns, arrears Of pay bounty and other claims
against the government, ltifhOh charge or en-
70ellSe o. any kind lCl0AeCe1' to the claimants.
On application sent to this Agency, stating
the name and post office address of the claim
ant the mime, rank, company, regiment, SER
count the claim Is made date of discharge or
death, the proper blanks will be filled out as
far as possible and forwarded TO the person
applying. These can then be executed and
returned to this Office, where the claim will
be prosecuted TO n final issue III the shortest
possible time. Jul3-eodGOdSBmw
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HARRIsBURG, Sept. T.-Gov. Curtin
hns issued n proclamation, declaring
tho payment, cancellation, extiuguish-
ment and final discharge of S745, 200 of
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age!
KRAFT'S DIARRHEA COMPOUND!

The only SAFE and Certain Cure for
DIARRHCEA, DYSENTERY FIITX. SLIM
ATsR CONIPLAIST.
s,,,, an Tl;.-,,.. ann 49,, ,,..-, =,
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INtE FRlPltIETOttS OF THIS TRULY
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cured by the use OF ttnO bOttleS. This remedy
has never failed IN a single instance, where the
disease has hattied the skin OF even the most
Skillful physicians.
kRART'S DLABRHusA COMPOUND has been
in use for n number of years, and by Its timely
aid has saved the lives OF hundreds.
This netiicine is purely scientific preparu-
ton, ana iS prepared with the greatest Cuu-
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Every traveller should have n bottle OF the
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No Family should be without it.
Do not hesitate to try I[RAFT'S DIARRHEA
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, April 18th, 1865.
MeSSrs- NTCCARE KRAFT 4 Cio Ge,Oan,sD.-
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ST. VINCENT'S
Classical & Mercantile College


BISHOP wHELAN TRUSTS THATTHE
i , success of his efforts in behalf of female
education will recommend at once TO the
favor of the public this institution for boys
and young men, which he hopes 10 make an
that is desirable as a school for youth.
The modern languages VIII he taught by
gentlemen to whom they are yernacular. and
who will afford to the pupils occasional OPP
PortunitieS of learning by practice and con-
Versation. 1t is intended to provide such
instruments and apparatus as may elucidate,
while they give interest TO the studies OfNat-
IrId Philosophy, Chemistry, Surveying and
Engineering. The department of Booll-k
Ing and Penmanship will be superintendent
by an eminent accountant
The school will be open to the public, but
only Catholics Will be received rs bOarierS,
unless for special reasons exception be nude
The discipline viii be strict, and be enforced
by the dismissal Of the inSuhOrlInate.
Payment will alwasy be required Ia ddtance.
for the day-scholarS, quarterly; in the case
of boarderS, for the hali-sesSsion; and the fig
ures below indicate the ClSll-ln-advance
terms II from the neglect OF parents or
otner causes payment Is delayed, an addition
of ten per cent. to the cash prices will constl-
tute the regular charges OF the College No
deduction will be made for absence or for re-
moval when quarter or hnif-SeSSion has
been commenced, except in case OF sickness.
TERMS: (wHEN PAID IN ADVANCED
Boarl, including lights. fuel bed and
bedding, for the scholastic year of n
weeks ...............-.sl50 90
MaShing anu inendlng liner-..-..--.----.. ID o.
Stationery per quarter from 80 cts to 90
Medical attendance per quaTteT.-......... 80
Tuition, LIST class, erquarer, llweeiss. 10 90
Sd 20
:. S Sth 5SS99
EXTRA CHARGES, PER QUARTER, CwHES PAID
IN ADVINNCE.)
French, German, Italian or Spanish, PER
+, 4ulE!IeT' eac 60
RI1r r VI Per qunTteI 90
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ROCHESTER,, N. ", Sept. AT n
match for the championship of Ameri-
Gu, Deery won by,,sO points. Fox made
a run OF 2t6. There was much excite
mont, Fox being the fayorite. The
winners average was ten and fifty four
hundredths.
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LAW SCHOOL

Win c N s ter, Virginia.
WILL OPEN ON THE 18TH SEPTEMBER
w next. The session will continue nine
and extensive e, with daily lectures and exam
nations. By these means l hope to impaTt
an accurate practical knowledge of the lead
branches.
My main effort will be to excite in the stu
dent an interest in his profession; to lay q
afterwards add with ease; and to prepare him
for successful practice.
TEMs-Sl00 a session: one-half payable on
Joining the school, the residue on the first day
ofFebruary. Board at reasonable rates read
lily obtained.
For further Information, address
JUDGE RICHARD PARKER,
nuglAW9hM Mt MInche,ler. Va.