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they are, in conseqpenceg inclined to
prowl by night for ree1eation; and
now a man must close his windows at
dark, and be smothered aiinostto death
to save the dollar with iWhiclighe sex-
pects to buy his childrenia breakfast
Both a High School and a Normal
School are to be opened in Clarksburg
in September, as we see by the Tele-
graph.
AsUnion County Convention is to be
held in Harrison county next Saturday
to nominate two candidates to the House
of Delegates.
The people of Haneytown, (Niarshail
county, viii give dinner to the return
ed soldiers from that neighborhood next
Saturday.
WEsTlv1RGIN1A Posr OFFICES. The
following named offices have re-opened
and the following persons are appointed
postmasters:
Thorndike, Cabell county, Edward
MalcOmb, post master; Hurricane
Bridge, Putnam county, Andrew n.
Curry, pOstmaster;l rGoffs,yI Ritchie
comfy. e. &C. Golf, postmaster; Lock
Run Station, Doddridges county, Thos.
Lesson, postmaster. 4rsa
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The Savannah Herald says:

The Savannah Herald says:
some Howell, 'brother-in-law of
jeff. Davis, and three other insulting
rebels, We're lately most sOundly thrash-
ed, in the presence ofall the guests of
Pulaski House, by Capt. Hassey alone,
for making indecent and insulting re-
marks against The President and our
flag.r .l, ri. a.tstafsr
Subsequently another rebel sympa-
thiser received Similar deserts from
of one Yankee tobiwhip four rebels.
Howell and his badly whipped buIlies
were then taken TO the police station. -
The Republican says this lesson was
badlyneedod; as the Union men have
been uniformly insultcd of late i'll Sa-
yannah, and the thing has become tIn-
bearable. tif-'lA' t'.tnis. -.i'
The Both and the 18th Maine regiments,
are to beymnsteredL out.
The weather is very. hot i'll Savannah
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The following General Order in refer
ence' 70 IHlr0lrd prisoners from tile rebel
army, has just been issued by the Com
mander of this Departments:
HEAD-QR's. DISTRICT OF WEST VA. ! =
Cumberland, Nd, Aug. S, 1866.
General Orders, No. 3. cor
The following order is promulgated
for the information of all concerned
H'DQR's., MD'LE MILITARY DEPT. =,
Baltimore, Aug. . 1865 -
General Orders, No. 6. rr.
Paroled prisoners OF the late rebel
armies, who have nOtbeen pardoned by
the President of the United Suites. will
upon arriving within the limits of this
Department, report their presence and
their residence, immediately, to the
nearest Provost Marshal, and register
their names. III. nOn-residents of this
department, and not allowed by the
t,hEtnent, the especial authority must
pc shown and flied, under which they
~ Loulu therein, and that authority,
~ pe Sailu' must be from an oflfGdFhnVl'
lllS power IN the premises. no ALLOW
PERSONS OIL the hitler class To rauoj,,
Wlthln the limits of this na,1a n
requires the sanction OF Tho n..,So ,.t1,Siit@
Commander, or of higher .iI,tI, me-.
that of another Department Com ~ ~ ~
Is not sufficient.
The Commanding Officer OF a nistr;o.
may authorize persons still under M
role to leave their homes and visi,
points within the limits ofthat District
but to visit other DistrictsF requires
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WE learn from the London Spectator
that Mr.. Gladstone received n majority
of the votes of the men actually residing
at Oxford, but was defeated by the pres
sure which the Carlton Club exercised
through the Tory squircs upon the rec
tors or curates. of 26O residents ut the
University l55 voted or paired for Mr..
Gladstone. At Balliol the vote was ton
to one for him, Oriel seven to one. OF
the 81 professors, "a were for him; of
the 50 tutors and lecturers, 10 were OH
his side. So that the unfavorable crit
icisms which have been mnde on Ok
ford do not apply to the men now on
the ground.
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o. s. Sanitary Commission
Army and and, Navy Claim Agency.
No cITARGE FOR SERVICES.
JAMES G1LcHR1sT, Agent,

.aI ,E Wheeling, W. Va.
once, Su'TcStoris, Rooms, Custom House. -
rNHE JT!dS. SANITARY COMMISSION,
their ian1ilt from tie heavy Expenses Iis1oI
~ PAID inF the prpSecution OF such claims
maze eStnolished this Agency, to collect men,
Sons arrears of pay, botTnty and other OH inc
against the government TrlLIi0uf 6AIIIEe ii. en-
lleIlse ~ any Kind lpIpGterer 10 Htd elufnGTtS.
OnoPPlcation sent to this Agency, stating
ant, the name, rank, company, regiment SOr-
vice, and State oflthe soldier on who's, no
count the claim tsmRde date OF discharge Or
death, the proper blanks will be filled out Ss
IaE as possible and: forwarded TO the person
applying. These can then be executed and
E[etufned to this ofHee, whRre the claim viii
i9e prosecuted to a1nal issue IN the slIorfett
F1'lole ume. Ijul8-eod6OdG Bmw
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" presume nom the long continued

WE presume from the long continued
silence that the Great Eastern has gone
back to England, and that the cable is
considered failure. We should GER
tainIy have heard from her ere this un-
less it was considered useless to con-
tinue the voyage. Still there is bare
chance-a hope rather, that she is at
sea repairing and re-laying the cable.
If, however, the present attempt to es-
tablish submarine telegraphic connec-
ton with England has proven failure,
we need not despair ofhaving telegraph
iccOnnectionw with Europe shortly. There
can be no reasonable doubt of the sue
cess of the line which is to stretch across
Russian America and beneath Behring's
Straits to Siberia. The line is already
constructed from Russia across large
part of Siberia, and the surveys are
now going on in Russian America
There are no obstacles on that route
which money and labor cannot over
come.
a NewYork journal says that a COM
pnny has been organized for the con-
struction of n cable from Florida to the
West India Islands and thence to Bra
iii. It has been suggested that line.
connected with it might be stretched 10
the Azores and thence to Cape st. Vim
cent. 1t would encounter fewer natural
obstacles than the line from NewEound-
land to Ireland. One thing is certain.
If it is ever found practicable to con-
meet the continent bV one submarine
cable, several will be laid., The path
way cannot be monopolized. And who
can see what has been accomplished
during the last dozen years, and doubt
That the electric wire will yet be
stretched beneath the waves from CONT
nent to Continent, and will tell its mes
snges in that still, small voice, which
cannot be drowned by the loudest roar
ing of the raging seas?
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o. S. Sanitary Commission
Army & Navy Claim Agency.
~, - ..-r slgI,.a
20 CIIARGE FOR sERv1 lrlE

.1 JAMES M sCRoGIN, Local Agent
49,, ~ III. o9tce, Grafton, ": Va
IINHE p, s. SANITARY .CONfMIssI0N
II desiring to relieve soldiers, sailors SI1S9
their families from the heavy eSnen Issts
usually paid for the prosecution Of sneT
Gtlliiiis, nave established this Agency To col
otler claims against the Government, iSiiGoWi
cIiGryc or eIpesc Of any kiIitf trhdt,qr5! tn ne
On application sent to this Agency stating
me name and post Office address of the cioinI
M! inc name, rank, company, regiment SER.
count the claim tx llladC, date of Discharge or
1 g inc proper blanks VIII be fiIlefi out as
~ rs EoSslnIe and Forwarded to tho perS0m
These can then lie executed and
returned TO this Office, where the iaim viii
De prosecuted to n final tSsnc in ttfs sLCrtpE5
IeIsslDlc IlInes -a ..i s'4zlt fySI3.aTTI Gfgl
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Teachers EXaminati0n

"A N EXAMINATION. OF CANDIDATES
-. for, positions as Teachers III the Public.
SCHOOLS OF The District of Wheeling, will he
lieid in the Hall OF the House or iJeiegates in
IT.n.e4 me or Wheelins, on Wednesday, August
l6th; RECOMMENDING At o'clock A. NJ.
All Al PERSONS who hope to obtain situations
Is teaSherS In any of the Schools of the Dis
INC should be present for Examination nj
IN! inc time Hmd place named, MS no other exam
ItItion VIII lake place before the Opening of
Llle schools In September, and no Telc6er
can Ssal. be employed, who shall not previously
from the Examining B0aryi.. = ION
n superintendent of Public Schools
11y,,,,,,. a., ~ 8. District of Wheeling.
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TO INVALID S0LDIERSl
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
U. s. 6@.4E I I!A HOSPITAL,


Lpheclfng, ". Va, dlOT7L 18th, 1855.
r TAKE PLEASURE M STATING TO
i you TINT have carefully examined the
ARTIFICIAL Legs manufactured by LEONARD
liEGR!\S, and for which you are agent For
simplicity OF construction rs well rs dufabili-
thing to equal them, and therefore clleerfully
recommend them to any who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs
Very resp't, your Obed't serv't,
JoHN K1RKER,
a. A. Surgeon, U. s. A.. in charge
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9th, 1855.
nave carefully examined the Artificial
Legs of LEONARD LEGRAN, and find them,
simple In their construction, of good work.
manShip, light and very substantially made
Ihey VIII be quite rs Scrvicenble MS any nrti-
nC1nl legs in use, and ON accOuntOf their Sim
pltCity and strength less liable to need repairs
l checrlully recommend them to any who
may need nj tfficial limbs.
JOHN FRISsELI
A. a. Surgeon, u. S. a
WHEELING, w. Va, April Goth, 1855.
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by CJIAS
BEIII.EB, Agent, can recommend for the fol.
lowing advantages: simplicity in structure.
strength of material and economy in price.
Respectfully, III ~ r. w, hi A2TF-TT
Surgeon Board OF Enrolment
1t affords me pleasure to state tint LEON.
ARD LRGRAS, corner of East Commons Allie
EhenS, Inns furnished me with IN artificial leg,
TINT cnn use well, after one week using I
cheerfully recommend to all who are tlnfOr-
tunnte to need one to give him call. .frs1
tir ffFif ..E1 t-s-..3 LEWIS RAAIALFsY.
Springtlnle, Allegheny Co, Pa
Forfnrther particulars call onOraddres
CHARLES BEEIIER. As1.,
Monroe ST., BET. Market e EO,irlh.
ttPAEo y - -. iEr. '.- s.H
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w. Va. Business ColIege.

Located al HornDr0ok'S Building, No, ISL
Main Street, Wheeling, " IA,
FORMERLY CONDUCTED BY HrrCH-
l. COCK, now under the management Of
w. Pryor, will resume its next session on the
LIST OF August, 1855. The same liberal and
scientific course of instruction as heretofore
so successfully pursued, is now pursued by the
present successor, in imparting knowledge
or housekeeping, PenmNnship md Political
Economy. in addition, there will be given
lectures on the subject of Physiology, show
ing in q polittco-economical sense, the fRdiS-
pelIsnb!e necessity of n knowledge OF the laws
of health in the struggle for success and pre-
emtnence In business. Therewill also he offer
cd TO young ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS Of
improving themselves In French, the Classics
and English literature, and any of the SCI
enees an afternoon school, from x past
jyl4-1m w. PRYOR.
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5tuantiaI.
The Merchants Natio73o7
Bank of West Virginia "l
TREASuRy np,.
OF THE CoaTPT'R OF TEE C,I - NE
washington, June a6tb. iSSE IS

OFFICE OF THE CoMPT'R OF TII nj S tMENT, !
WHEREAS BY SATIsFACTGprI.
w dence presented 10 the TT,5Ottf EVI.
n n Dee9 made to appear that S.TSs ii
CnAntS National Bank OT W.. Mer-
tnia, Mt Wheeling.''in the GI,, MST ~ Wiz.
Erg IN me county Of Ohio and Stte w M Meel'
sceording to the requirements ~ I thd and
ri CTTs6, e1IIed an act to provide Sa I Of
states f66 s5 B0qd and to provide for the c nsd
"a ISL and i9ns c1Sm thereof approved jun:
ions OF said act required 10 be com Ire PFoyS
under said act ~ Vi banking
Nov. SSS1w, therefore, I, Freeman Clar,, Cow
IN IE;,S MA,ERGHANTS NATfoSS Sse4Ft y that
~ ~ E al, VIRGINIA, AT WHFFI mn M
i Snlo and State of West Virginia is o ANY,
under the act aforesaid 'eN' oi banking
seal 6S o Il1110ny whereof witness my hand and
s-AA' @H Ti1HIS OF June, ISL.
,,,,- ~, FREEMAN CLARK
I'LL Compt'r of the Currencv
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alEtt Adtettise1aents.
Notice. 10 Teachers

IL, pFRsoNsDEsIRING SITUATIONS
a as Teachers in any OF the Public schools
within the School district OF the city OF
Hereby notified that the School Commissions
ers of each Township In the District nre now
prepared to receive applications. An appll-
or the Townships in which situations are
desired.
BY order of the Board Of Education.
.F-s j. n. BICKEL, Clerk.
WHEELING, Aug. 18th, lSG5.-3t
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Wanted Immediate7v

MEfSS. WHO WISH TO ENGAGE IN A
W legitimate business by which tliev coI,
make from SO TO S50per day by n small iml
SS;Stment of from slO0 to 500, are Invited 10
~! :I a. lhe E,EnnE lin House (eGN or TV6eeE-
n'a creek Stone FRIDGE and examine some 0f
ne most important, and useful, new inven-
ions I9r domestic uSeof the age A rare op
S H1l Is offered for enterprising men ar
iii1igc OF small capital, to make money! either
by travelling or locating in the CITY or CONN.,
'rE Snrs AIPRsS to J. pIIGNsAl3ltEE, Jr
:. N.Stnte and County Rights Tor sail. Nll.'e'
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aelnsitaG gastr,ttrtents.
NEW sToRRl NEW sronE!
E. A. WEBER,
AT WHEELING.


HNEACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANlSl'
Il extensively known in this city and ylG'p'
tty, begs leave to announce that To-:Muih
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9th INSTANT, le
will open his new Music and Variety S'ofe:
whore he Will keep on hand nm 0SsoftAig,A'
orPianos, (among them SteInyFay's, and IT, ~.
zleton's OF New York; MclodeOns, sheet Mui
sic, including the best Instruction Books, ana
latest Sheet Publications, ViOltns, Gu!iAN
Flutes, ACcordeons and BanJos OF the hest ioI-
eign and American make, German and Italian
Strings. Also, Stationery, PhotographicS"'N
and Notions.
He will promptly attend TO any Orders s''
Music left at the store. ,r
He will, as heretofore, give instruction. y
the Piano, MelodeOn, Organ, and in IhoIGl..n
Bass, either at scholars house, or at his Mus-
Room, (lO3 Main Street, where n fine I'iaiv
kept for practice. ,,yA.
cd to.
Arrangements are also being made J"
renting out Pianos. -
Keeping only the best Of Goods on lailyl
having adopted the motto ofquick saies lLl
small profits, being always up TO the INN mn
lie respectfully bespeaks The patronntG.gp gl =
public. =; \: MEBfI~
WHEELING, W. Va, June 9th, 1865,
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FOR RENT.
Notice. to 'Tax-PaYers.


OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REvESUE,0
FIRST DISTRICT w EST NIlIETSIA,
lL- WHEELING, August 9th, 1885,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 THE
.lS TaX-PHSels Of Wheeling and Ohio Conn
", that the Licenses and Incomes assessed
for 1865, are now due and payable ut the fol-
lowing places and times designated MS fol-
lows adhere and IUIen 1IIIIliEMt mast Ne made
Or the law, as quoted below, will he strictly
!fttsEc! y. Ana tfnnv person
shall neglect to pay rs aforesaid for more thnn
ten days, 1t shall be the dirty of the collector
or his deputy to issue to SlICh person a notice
TO be left nj his dwelling or usual place OF
business, or I've sent by mail, demanding tile
payment of said duties or taxes stating the
amount thereof. with fee OF twenty CENTS for
tho issuing and service OF SlclI notice, and
With four cents for each milo actually and
necessarily Travelled in serving the same
Ana II such persons shall not pay the dIItipsi
or taxes, with the penalty aforesaid and the,
fee of twenty cents and mileage as aforesaid
within ten days after tho service or tho send.
ing by mail of such notice, IL shall he the
duty OF the collector or his deputy, TO collect
the said duties or taxes, and fee Of twenty
cents and mileage, with ten per centtIn peIi-
atty rs afOreSnid." - Irfffg
4 Will be mt my; office, No. lO1 Main street.
over Johnson 4 Sons Tin-NNare room, from
dnte Of this notice till 10th: at Trindelnhfo
Flyers TAVERN Saturday, 18Th; at the - o..
West Liberty; frOml2 NJ. Friday 25Il TN 4
O'Clock i. al. Saturday, Goth. y
agga-dswting7 Collector Isl Dist 81 3t " Va
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Wheeling Female College
WHEELING. w. VA,

WHEELING. w. VA.
TNHIS INSTITUTION, CuARTERED
with 1ull colleeiatc powers in 1861. and
recently reoIganized under n new Board Of
directors, viii he opened as "a collegiate inStf-
tute on the first Wednesday In September.
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly refitted and. newly furnished
throughout.
In the lihernlity of It's arrangements. in the
extent and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of its courSe
OF study, in Its methods of tuition and gov
eminent, and in the ability and experience of
~; OF dstTnGtt9n the public may rely
HnNlng had nlnny years experience in con-
Quoting leading EDUCATIONAL institutions in
the Eastern and Middle States / feel assured
thnt with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation of the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity, the College win soon Inc able to
extend 70 young Indies all the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found outsid
OF our eastern metropolitan cities
II affords me the highest satisfaction 10 be
OF teachers OF distinguished ability. expo
rlenCe and reputation.
a NoRAIAL, DEPARTMENT VIII be Organized
at an early day, having especial reference 10
the preparation of young ladies for the bust
hess OF teaching,
~ PREPARATOTsY DEPARTMENT will I,n
enter tic collegiate.
Tie Institution will be conducted upon
Protest9nt, but not upon dcnominational
principles; the leading churches of thiSY icii-
ty,lhe Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
EPlscopallan, being represented i'll the Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUTTION-FiTSt Preparatory, 50: Second
Preparatory. 81; First Collegiate. SIS: Second
GoiLi,etsiate, 8; Junior, $40; Senior, Sl2.5O;
Latin, French, German, or other Language, S.;
iE Tx ScienCes 81 eXtrl, eacll Draw
on, SIS; Music. on Piano. $40; Use OF inStril-
ment, 81 20; Vocal Music, $40: Fuel, al and ID
quarters, 50 cents each quarter.
BoARD-si5; Fuel and Lights, 81; Washing,
90: Weekly BOARD, from Monday TO Friday
night, ST. so; Fuel and Lights, ST. 81
.Bllls both fortuttion and board payable in all
cases Mt the commencement of ilIC quarter
sept. 9th, Nov. 10Th, Feb. LIST and April 18th,
Il. e. LOOMS, A. N. NJ. D.,
July 90, 1866 President,
SPECIAL. NoTICE.-HavIng to be absent
from the 18th Inst. to. Aug. 10Th, application
may De made In the interval to Hon. C. d.
Hubbard, President. or to j. F. Wilson, Esq,
SECRETARY BOnrd Of Directors. iY2O-if
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Interesting to Agents, Farmers, al

1l4 70 THTIns' ''llVI
WYE. ARE MAKING A SINGLE MA
wv chine which combines the best and
cheapest portable Wine and Cider Press, the
dryeSt Clothes Wringer, and the most power
full Lifting Jack in the world. 1t is the only
press adapted to making Apple Champaign,
which Is now regarded as one of the most I'm
portant discoveries of the age. A good agent
hold out such Inducements us to insure $1,000
before Christmas. The first one making ap-
plication nom any county shall have the
by Circular, address
HALL, REED & CO.,
Hugl4-lt" No. So Liberty St, n. Y:
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addition1lp Omission ofthe Command
ing Officer offthe District to which the
person desires to go, or of higher au-
No person. however, of the class
named, VIII be allowed to visit the city
Of Baltimoge, without permission from
ity. All persons availing themselves
of the provisions ofthe foregoing order,
will be promptly reported by subordi-
nate Provost -Marshals, to Lieut.. Col.
John Woolley, Provost Marshal Cen
eralI Middle Military Department, '9nd
any evasion of this order will be
promptly noticed.
BY command of Mai. Gen. Hancock.
4 ali heN 2 A IN
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Fall & Winter Goods
selected expressly for -
~ a.s'-4f
CUSTOM WORK,
FURNISHING GOODS

Is richly assorted. Being exclusively In the
Clothing business we can furnish the above to
better advantage TO dealers and on better
terms than can be had elsewhere .I7
We have the most complete stock and larg-
line in the city. 0'
We are selling goods lower than any other
mouse in the city, as we bought our goods
when gold was at the lowest.
Wei haven large stock of
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command of Maj. Gen. Hancock.
fEl SD Af1 ADAM u. KING.


To carry out the provisions of this or
der, it is directed that all paroled priso-
ners within the limits of this, District
will report, at once, to the nearest Pro-
and places of residences, and receive
respectively from him certificate of
such registration. The Provost Mar
sha1s of Sub-districts will, ut the end of
each month, forward to Major II. a.
Myers, Provost Marshal of the District,
at these headquarters, lists showing
names and residence Of those Who have
reported and registered under this
order.
Applications from paroled prisoners
for passes TO leave their homes and visit
other points within the District of West
Virginia, will be forwarded to these
Headquarters, for the approval or
action of the General Commanding.
By order of Brevet Maj. Gen. Emory.
Tn. MELVIN, Asst. Ad,jt. Gen.
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GatttatinnaI.
ST. yINCENT's
Classical & Mercantile College
Wheeling, u. "a.

BISHOP wHEDAN TRUSTS THAT THE
d success of his efforts in behalf of female
education will recommend Mt once to the
fnvor of the public this institution for boys
and young men, which he hopes to make all
that Is desirable as n school for youth.
The modern languages will be taught by
gentlemen to whom they are vern6culnf. and
who will afford TO the pupils occasional OPP
portunities of learning by practice and CON
Versntion. 1t Is intended TO provide such
instruments and apparatus MS may elucIdate,
while they give interest to the studies ofNat-
ural Philosophy, Chemistry, Surveying and
Engineering. The department of Book keep
ing and Penmanship will be superintendent
by IN eminent accountant
The school will be open to the public but
only Catholics will be received rs Iboarlers
unless for special reasons exception be made
The discipline will be strict, and be enforced
by the dismissal of the insuboTJlinate.
Payment will nlwasy be required in dCludnce;
for the day-scholars, quarterly; in the case
of bOnrders, for the lialf-seSsion; and the fig
ures below indicate the cnSh-in-advance
terms. If from the neglect of parents or
other causes payment is delayed, an addition
of ten per cent. to thecaSh prices will consti-
tute the regular charges offthe College. No
deduction will be made for absence or for re-
moval when n quarter or half-Session has
been commenced, except in case of sickness
TERMS (wHES PAID N ADvANCE.) =.
P00nTJ TurI7dTy,rr- 1tryI,@s F,,o1 1,o,5