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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-23

THE PHYsIcIAS's MENTAL LABOR
As the "a Of October il near at hand,
when oar city viii be honored with
representatives OF the healing art from
nearly every portion OF our State. and
from Easteru Ohio and Western Penn
sylvaula, we deem it not Iuapprupci-
ate to present our readers with the true
definition of Medicine. which is as fol-
lows:
Every domestic remedy, every
household method OF cure, every scien.
tine declaration and denomination of
structure, or function, or treatment
all medical Information in the cabin or
the palace. in the farm or the college,
in the Medicine Lodge Of the Sioux, or
tina bouudleSs wards OF ST. Louis, or
Guy, or 81. Johns; all this informa-
lion, YHicqHid re1Titio'; whatsoever has
been swept up from the threshinR floor
otthe world and OF time. thu, IS medi-
cine-thai is what medical men seek;
that is in the province and bounds of
the physiCiau-Hud he il bound to get
1t, aud use it. is that nothing! COCO
wears OF Traditionsi $500 years OF stu
dies Records Books ~ Pro-. Meigs.J
PoLiCE CoURT.-BusineSs revived 4
little, Saturday, and the various officers
of tie Court were as brisk as bees for
the space of half an hour or there
abauts.
Tue first case called was that of Price
Anderson, boy twelve or fifteen years
OF sge, who resides with his parents on
Fourth street. Ii appeared that col
oTed lady named Ellen Robinson took
II walk down said street, Friday evening
last, and on the way stopped 10 talk
with lady friend. While engaged in
discussing the latest questions of inter
est ia her set, +" the boy Anderson, who
was near BY, called out that she exhtb-
tied her African pedal extremity
Miss, or Mrs Ellen said she didn't
know how such shocking thing could
ever have occurred, unless IL was due
TO the fact that her dFapeTy had
caught on her hoops. But not stop
pipgEto Investigate she went up to the
boy and informed him that his early
education had been sadly neglected
Nyhereupon the drs-eating young gen
tleman in no gentle terms threatened
IN knock her African brains out with "A
ro,,k. Now everybody knows that the
African brain has n less number OF
convolutions than that OF the white,
aud is consequently inferior-a fact
which failed to influences Miss Ellen in
the slightest degree. Her brains were
her own, aud she meant to preserve
them unimpaired as long as possible.
Therefore she appealed TO the law, and
had the youthfuI son of his father fined
one dollar and costs.
Tho next eases were those of Cornell
Jus {robvl Vance and Henry Swigert,
who were each fined one dollar ana
costs for drunkenness
The Court meets Ggain, THIS morning,
at 9 o'clock.
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Greenwood CemeterY.

Greenwood Cemetery.
StITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
= miles east Of the city, Is now ready foE
lnteTIuenfs, sale, and Improvement Of lots.
II contains - acre OF land, and l. laid out
in the most modem and improved style
can DC easily reached Al All seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and for three
fouTths OF the year by the HempdsId Rail
Road II is perfectly secure, and intended 10
be beantlned by every variety Oftrees, shrub
bery, public vault, chSpsl, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, 10 make II equal 10 the best
rural esmeteE1es In the country.
Ample provision Is also made for Its en-
larYement, order and c8re in peTPetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots, can
examine tie grounds with the Superntsn-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by cali
ing at the ONCE Of tine Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling.
Persons wishing 10 make tnterments viii
call on the Secretary TO obtain permits there
for.
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BoARD OF DIRECTORS j. sweeney
President; X. c. BOuhzm, Secretary J.. g
Rhodes, John g. Auth, Geo Aendel, Jos
Bell, Jno- A Armstrong. Geo. Adams, r =.
JOUdan, E A. HIldreth. Gu3l-lyS-
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Wanted.

try1 gEST-A DWELLING HOUSE. cos
| tsEE.uzs Or noo-Es. fsEEzzbea o. unIuE-
ilI...ss9. "a = good ICGz:Lol- Any OES HAVING
- = housr 20 rsai - EAR Of q goa
-s-rIlrF " ap5lyfuH a tda once OF aodE-ss-
!Elr : Isots tkp0eEh tss Pos ones, % A. ezsss
o. he IETELEI6ESCEL s=p-7
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EUs-CALIsAYA--The three
best Tonics, skillfuIly and elegantly COM
blned in an ambes-eoIored cordial. beauti-
fully transparent to the eye, pleasant 10 the
taste. acceptable TO the stomach, IN CSswell.
Hazard i Cos FeTTo-Phosphoratsd Elixir Of
CaIIsaya Bzk.
Zach pint contains one ounce Of Royal
Caltssya Bark, AID zach teas puouful contains
one grain Ofiron. Samples furnished free 20
The profession
CASwELI-, HAZARD & Co.
sole Manufacturers. Sew YORK.
''- - 80 - spr2-Iyeo5aeowd4w
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A Card to the Laedes.
DIR. DUPOSCo's
Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEILAI.

llIble lnCoTr cur e IrreEuIAriIIes,
1onthly TurTss, from what
Sases and AIBaya
saeeessi' Al a. q Proven.
ANe.- Ohere health
Wb1not permiIIL
EEaALES PECULIARLY SITUATED.
l. OF moe SuppSEnR themselves - are
cautioned cRinsr Usinz tise-ls TltlSS ~. y,
That COMO ton ss the proprietor assunnes no
10 pooH- olHty aftsf the 6ooVe adHaouirton
altnSdSn tnelr nlldDsss EOu.d prevent All
naisehlel 10 health. otherwise the PMS are
Recommended.
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For Sale.

NSg SQUARE OF GROUSD. NEAR
NJthe La belle NH one large Brick House,
RocEraS: small Brick Housss, Rooms each
one new stable, and the beSt well OF water
in OHIO county. VIII BE -0lt cheap.
sSpIs l. IRWIN
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sooFe1-Messrs, johnson and winship-
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ner drawn at short dates, which comes
on the street, Is done of Gas per cent, if
strictly first-class, while that which IS
second fluctuates between 9 and ~ per
cent. per annum. E
The Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday
says There was a more active demand
for money ON Saturday, but all first
class paper of short date was readily
placed at SAG per cent. There is, how
ever, considerable outside application
for discounts, and to such borrowers loa
Is per cent. is charged 1t has not taken
much currency as yet to move the crops;
the country is indebted to the city, ana
although considerable wool. wheat ana
Hoxseed have been received ana soid,
the proceeds have been generaliy ap-
nIied TO the payment of old obligations.
and TO make long deferred purchases OF
necessary supplies -.
In the general markets there was
abenS the usual degree of animation on
fbe closing day Of the week. Flour
was a shade firmer, under good local
and fair shipping demand. Wheat
opened active and firm, but holders con-
tended for higher prices for red wheat,
aud buyers generally withdrew. White
wheat sold largely at full prices. Corn
was shade easier, under a light de-
mand. Oats again declined heavily,
prime new closing at 45c, with sellers
at Sc less for the coming week. Rye
was generally neglected, bat one or two
sales we're made at a decline of &c. Bar
lev continues inactive.
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south American aud Mexican News.

New YORK, August 5.-The Herald
Key West special says: Everything is
in readiness to lay the cable. Paying
out began to-day. The line will be
opened about the 18th of August.
The Heralds Havana special of the
3lst says: The Spanish steamer Cuidad
CoudaPs passengers and crew were
saved.
News from SisSal to Jrly 2Sth, Vera
Cruz to the cath, and Mexico to the 18th,
have been received. Santa Anna is
still in prison. Nothing has been heard
of Marquee yet. Foreign Ministers were
nnmolested. The press was advocating
a general amnesty, but all agree that
severe punishment should be melted out
to Marquee, Laenuza and others.
Santa Domingo dates to July %, state
that the popularity of President Cabral
was diminishing, owing to his
opposing the representatives of the
people and supporting the ministry
Several members had resigned and Con
gress was dissolved New election were
ordered.
Latest advices from Jamaica report a
continued paralyHation of trade in Kings
ton, and general immunity for fraud
and rohberies committed in official cir,
Giles and in the rural districts.
The administration of the Colonial
Government under the new system
planned is unsuccessful. Reports from
Kingston to July - are replete with
lamentations about the new and heavy
taxation system imposed by the colonial
authorities.
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r,...niaf News

Il W. srISGroN, July 5.-The following
facts were obtained at the Natio@Sa MAJ
Cnrrepcy Bureau 10 The Unadilia N
t;onal Bank went into voluntary Iiu
dalton June2Otn, ID accordance with o .ne
provision of the national currency "a H. NV
the Bank superintendent o OF ene 20 stare or,
81 Uan ,ies a bank under the laws of the
State and at the time OF the action
So,h Rank Superintendent and officers
oct,l pail insisted that it was State
~ Ro NJ, Liabilities small, not exceeding
30 600, and there is surplus OF secur-
i n on deposit with the United States
Treasurer, about $4,000 moro than
enough to redeem their circulation. The
liabilities of some individual stock
holders large, but these are entirely dis
tinct from the liabilities of the bank.
A thorough examination of affairs is
being conducted under the Comptroller
of the Treasury, and a receiver Will be
appointed. -
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Fran Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEXAs, August "A
steamer from Brazos brings adviCeS that
Juarez issued q grand and eloquent AL
dress on the 18th of July in which he
says: The good sons of Mexico are fight
ing alone, and without the assistance of
any one, they have preserved the lib
erty and Independence of the Republic.
An election for President is to be or
dered at once. The press favors am
nesty. The country is to be divided in
to six military districts, Escobedo and
others to have command. The Leozoda
forces refuse to recognize Juarez. Cas-
tillo and Aquine have been sentenced to
be shot. The place of concealment of
Aendez was discovered but he managed
to cut his way,
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:. 5. S.-schultz's Star Soap.
Foreign News.

NEw YORK, August 5.-David Gould,
United States Consul ut Leith, died
there July 22d.
The Cork Examiner Of July 18th says
every indication points to certainty Of
war between France and Prussia. 4
council of war is at the present moment
being held i'll Russia between the stats
of the armies of Russia and Prussia,
and under the presidency OF the Car
himself. Plans Of campaigns suggested
by probate coalitions between France
and other States are under cunsldera-
ton. Further, it is asserted, Prussia is
eager to begin the war Immediately,
and before France has got into an atti-
tude. Russia, however, inclines to
vOstpOncment, which does not make the
strife il may defer less inevitable.
The steamer Rapidan brings Havana
advices to he 3lst.
Great preparations were making to
celebrate the laying of the Cuban cable.
Some arrests were reported IN Matan-
zas and Cardinals on suspicion of COM
plicity with the late attempt at disturb
ancc.
Grea. anxiety is felt for the arrival of
the next mail from Cadiz, it being feared
she new Ministry will send new set of
officers.
The Havana merchants have unan-
imously agreed to charge their cns-
toners an advance of one-quarter per
cent, in consideration of the new tan
The steamer Virginia brought City of
Mexico dates to the both, Vera Cruz
oath, aud Sisal 23th.
The July Presidential election was
progressing favorably.
The Generals adverse 70 Juarez were
organizing forces in the mountains.
The Indians are making bold inva-
siOns into the white settlements near
iucatau,
Havana sugar quiet and offers not
above 81,
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.,,nneinpa,i slarne..
CINCINNATI, August 5.

CINCINNATI, August 5.
FLoUR-Firm, with a fair local and
some shipping demand, and prices ruled
steady; family 925a9 rs, and fancy 10 so
all 90. >.
WHEAT-Firm; there is good ship
sinp demand for prime 10 choice; Ken
fucky white at 2 20a2 25s red firm at
95a2 90 for No. and l.
CORN-Unchanged; not much doing;
No. / mixed 70 in bulk.
OATS-Dull; A. for new; no old on
the market.
RYE-Inactive at sSa90; the receipts
are light, but fully equal to the demand,
which is only local.
COTTON-Firmer; middling held at
81. but the demand is quite light.
WHISKY-Unchanged.
PRoYISIONS-Quiet. but held more
firmly.
BULK MEATS-llal3, with sales of
100000 pounds of shoulders at quota
tions.
BACON-Firm; ~ for shoulders, l3f
ala for sides, and 15t for clear sides.
LARD-Dull and nominal; no demand;
offered at 12i. saE gG
HAMS-Unchanged and quiet.
BUTTER-Dull; 16al5 for Central
Ohio, 20a22 for Western Reserve.
EGGS-16.
observation-disclosures and steady.
GOLD--14O buying.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
About the Removal OF sherid"n-
Petition for the Communicates Oh the
a-r,euce of Mrs Surratt. a+4

New YORK. August 5.-The Tribune''
Washington special says: The ola Story
of the resignation of Stanton IL being
revived. This time there seems TO ne
GOOD foundation for it. =,
The Presidents contemplated removal
of Sheridan is opposed by Stanton """
Grant. ..l, that
The President stated last week vna'
ho would rsmoye Stanton first aud then
Sbsr;dan Some doubts are expressed
as e., tba Presidents power TO remove
Goh;nat officer under the tenure OF Of
fee law. =, A.. 90
ba cannot make Stanton resign he will
snspepd him until the meeting Of Con-
yreSs The whole matter has been the
s1hiect of much talk here within the
last "a hours, it not having become
known until then that there really was
a quarrel between the President and
Stanton. go ..---,
General Grant has had several inter
views during the week with the presi-
dent and Secretary Stanton on the pro,
posed removal of Sheridan. Ii Is said
that General Grant censtrucs the recon
struction act to place on him part OF
the responsibility for its faithful execu-
tion by the officers under him and under
his command and hence his opposition
10 Sheridan's removal. He is opposed
TO Sheridan's removal, and when con-
sslted by the President gave his opinion
that in no one could be place more trust
than Sheridan.
The Times Washington special says:
The recommendation for mercy for Mrs.
Surratt, made by members of tue mill
tary commission which tried the assas-
sination censpiritors, has ut last been
unearthed aud reads Us follows: The
undersigned, members of the military
commission detailed to try Mary +.
Surratt, and others, for the conspiracy
and the murder of Abraham Lincoln,
late President of the United States, etc,
respectfully pray the President, in con-
sideration of the sex and age OF the
said Mary Z. Surratt, if he can upon all
the facts of the case find il consistent
with his sense of dutylto the country, to
com mute the sentence OF death which
the Court have been constrained to pro-
nounce, to imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary fol- life. Respectfully submit
ted.
The petition WAS signed by u. ~.
Hunter, Major General, President, Aug.
Kautz, Brigadier and Brevet Major Gen
eral, X. N. Foster, Brigadier and Brevet
Major General, James Aiken, Brevet
Brigadier General, Charles II. Thomp
kins, Brevet Colonel and Assistant
Quartermaster.
This recommendation was drawn up
by Hon. John A. Bingham, Judge Advo-
cate, and the following members OF the
Court refused to sign it I; Generals Lew.
Wallace, A. 2, Howe, I. NJ. Harris and
Colonel ID. r. Giendenning.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. August :.
COTTON-Fim and advancing; sales
400 bales ut 2S!a29 for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Reccipts 1916 barrels; sales
5345 bags; market 25a5O lower; new
without decided change; sales $500 bar
rels cid at . 25a7 40 for Superfine state
and western; I 75a9 so for extra west
ern: 10 O0alO 30 for choice do; 9 l5a
10 90 for shipping Ohio; 10 lOal2 OO for
trade brands: 7 5OalO 80 for spring st.
Louis: 10 O0al3 a. for winter do. Cali
fornia dull; sales $50 barrels Mt IL GOA
Il 30 for choice. Rye ileur--6 13aS oO.
WHISKY--Unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipt ii, 329 bushels:
market heavy and declining for new
and steady for old; sales 26,GOO bushels
at | GOAL 95 for No. : Milwaukee; = 25a
. 40 for new amber Southern; , 30 for
new amber Ohio, and 65a2 % for white
California.
RYE-Dull; sales of 1900 bushels at
AZ for western.
CORN-Receipt 1861 bushels; mar
ket excited ut la2 higher, with active
speculative demand; sales OF 2l5,OOO
bushels ut DIAL u for new mixed west
ern; " for choice in store: oOal US for
unsound; O4 for kiln dried.
OATS-Receipts %, $50 bushels with
ont change; sales &, 900 bushels ut 1SaS4
for western; 90 for State; 73a90 for infer
ior To prime new Southern; stock i'll the
warehouse: wheat 1886 bushels; corn
669, $50 bushels; oats 1913 bushels: rye
A., 695 bushels; barley 9,404 bushels;
malt &c, 332 bushels; peas 81 ,O0I bushels;
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE--Cnchanged.
SUGAR-Heavy; sale" 1000 hhds OF
Cuba at lO5al2t.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETROLECM-Dull Halls for crude
in bulk, and BLAZE for refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet aud steady.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales of
1850 bbls at % S7a23 Us for new mess,
closing at 81 90 for regular, 22 ~ for
old mess, 10 75a2O % for prime.
BEEF-Firm but quiet.
BEEF HAMS-Dull.
BACON-Quiet and steady; sales of
| 10,O50 pounds of long rib, ice cnred, in
bulk at l2l.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of 275 pack
ages at llalls for shoulders and l5al7
for hams.
LARD-Steady; sales of 700 bbls ut
| 12tal3t for new.
BUTTER-Quiet at lla13.
! CHEESE-Ohio dull at7a13.
LATEST MARKET p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed dull, heavy and IS
lower for new and steady for old.
WHEAT-Dull, nominal and 2a3 low
er for new; old quiet and steady.
RYE-Dull at 40al al for western.
CORN-Firm with a good spccula-
tive demand, at O6al o. for sound new
and western, and DIAL Us for unsound
do.
PORK-Actiye, irregular and unset
tied, closing at % 90 cash and regular
! BEEF-Quiet.
! CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady.
! BAC0N-Dull ut previous quotations.
LARD-Dull at 13ia139 for fair to
prime steam, and l3sal4 for kettle rem
dcrrd.
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An Army Of More Than fh'
Thousand Office-HOidcr

Are consuming your substance. and N'-'
other hungry expectants airs gathering 10
vultures, Ia banquet up"n the vitals vi Pc
trate State.
Your public buildings ar. sinking dolla'
the hundred thousand, with no apparent ~
Your Lunatic Asylum has already Coz 81
third more than tue original estimate iH r
whole, and the fra wing Il not yet comp
At the present rate, more than one militia b
dollars will be consumed In what IL nothin.
than stupendous fraud, at which your ysi
servants are conniving.
Tho Penitentiary was expected tO be- bull
il65 0O0 but through the incOmpeteney T.
planned II, nearly ionr times NJ much uiaies
will be required n was originally intended -
the expense Of the bnilding win be- little -
Of one million dollars. Other operations Of ?.
lie men show similar disregaid II your ifis
est Many Of them are mere schemes q pfirs
ben eft and public robbery.
Not q single Radical journal Of the Stat b
uttered word Of denunciatIon Of these OrA
other public wroHgs. To the RRGIsTIR bslosf
almost the exclusive honor Of championin.
popular cause against the outrages Of 0f'a
plunderers. In pursuance Of it, pntPo~
hunt down corruption aud eOrruptiDBlsis =
REcLsrER viii lay before the people NJ
startling facts Concerning the outlay % ~
funds upon public works. The most snaftna
frauds are known 70 have been perpeiDtsd,"
every taxpayer has an interest In their dsy's'
ment. We call upon ths people to acpnd .
support us Ia our effort.
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Piiisburg Oil Trade.
.. PIrrsBURG, August 5.

81 ga...- PITfsBURG, August D.
The oil market during the week just
closed has undergone various changes.
The sales, however, show large falling
of as compared with the two previous
weeks. This was no doubt owing TO
the heavy sales made for July delivery.
The weeks sales were: Crude ,l4O
barrels; refined 81, 900. Total operations
lao barrels.
REFINED OIL-Thc weeks sales were
81, 900 barrels against 1890 barrels last
week. The rates on Friday were vali-
GUS, as follows: Sales were reported
for the last four months in l567-Phiil'
delphia at %, 33a33!c. Sales for August,
B. o., at 3la32c, buyers holding the adj
vantage. The weeks exports per Allie
gheny Valley Railroad were IL ,93i bar,
rels; last week 1864, II falling on
amounting to 6,03O barrels. The stock
of oil on hand is small. The principal
operations were for future delivery.
Towards the close sellers appeared more
anxious to operate.
The following are the sales Of Crude
.nG Pefnpd for the week:
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OILS.

TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts old Dsns" blk La,
. caddies do. do do F"
10 butts Niagara" do
81 caddies do do.
90 butts Dew Drop" do. "
80 caddies Hombrick do. "
10 boxes Emily JsDes natl IT,, 0 ID.
do. Diadem soft pd. inch.
do. Wheeler's hd I'd. 8 do.
do. do. hard pd. ID. Jumps
lOi do. Mile Collins" hard pd ID. Jumps.
81 do. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
do Mlllers r. and II. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf
2Dkgs. 6.twist running lOs
SMOKING TOBACCO
IS bbls. F. @. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. q. do. do.
10 bbls. G. s. do do.
10 hlf bbls. G. s. do. do.
Our stock Of tobacco In large and the assort-
ment unsurpassed by any In the market. Mer.
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINCLE.
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From Boston.

Boston, August 5.-rhe question of
annexing Roxbury to Boston is to be
settled in September by vote of the
two cities.
The State eonstables invaded three
club houses in Lyons on Saturday
night; and seized the liquors and
gambling implements and arrested
thirty-four individuals.
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s. S. S.-Schultz's Star Soap.
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-By arrivai
from Vera Cruz we have the following
authentic report -AdmiralPaimer ana
staff have gone to the Cityjof Mexico,
il is said, to demand in person santa
Anna and endeavor to persuade the
Liberals to give Maximilian's body; !
The Austrian steamer Elizabeth, lying
at Sacrifice taking on board Austrian
and an American aud French
man-of war, had arrived off Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz was healthy. aCt q.
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THE INSTITUTION RI OF WHICH THE
l above is an outline, viii be opened in Union
Hall on the inst OF August, and instruction will
be given regularly. day and evening thereafter.
Not only will the arts designated be carefully
and thoroughly taught, but the best efforts Of
the faculty viii Le unremttinsly e1erted with
their pupils to ehlighten them in the great prin-
cipies oil human virtue, TO influence them 10
corresponding habits OF life and Is earnestly
warn them OF the sednciiOns of vre and OF its in
evitable consequences. We shall endeayOr TO
aid our students in becoming qualified, not only
Far what Is called business life. but also fOr a
perpetual enjoyment OF their existence. The
pL.fnHase Of fais community is respectfully
solicited. iya9diW