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Ds.sruc,ive Fire. . Z

RocHEsr.R, y. Y, May "A. great
fire occurred this morning. involving a
loss of over hundred thousand dollars.
The fire began soon after midnight, and
continued until eight o'clock this morn-
ing, when it was checked. Palmera's
block, on Main street, and several stores
adjoining were destroyed. All of Wash
ington Hall block, on the same street,
the latter large and. elegant, We're de-
stroyed. When its immense roof fell
in, this morning, three or more men
were buried in its ruins. The charred
and mangled bodies of John Pike, Hen
ry Forceler aud Joseph Wornett were
taken from the ruins. 1t is now feared
that several other persons have perish
ed, and search will be made for their
bodies.
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tor the market. The closing prices at
k63oR.X-s1assselAznsries1NGea df3ete
136; Ohio CART Heatss 2ta23; Canton
49,; Cumberlsnd 3lASl4y Quicksilver
29ia2s3; Mariposa 7tss; do preferred 20
s209; Western Union Telegraph 433;
Pacific Nail lo9fal29k Atlaptie $500;
Rev lYofkl Central 9ssa9o4 Efis STA
6aI! Hndson 96sa96l; Beading 104ta
l0ls; Michigan Southern 69ta69s; Illi-
nois Central 113fa114; Pittsburg 74ia
7A4; Toledo 1l2}al l3li Rock Island 92i
asSa: Northw cstern s36; do preferred
6QIa63I; Fort Wayne 97sa9a.
Border State bonds firm but quiet,oy,
2 Coal and miscellaneous shares quiet
and steady.
.,Inpofta Ffdr the usss5D Dry Gsods
1,992, o97; general msrchsndise 3,oOo,-
go, ;, sa~tr 20 NTI9aHg SsS Is
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LONDON, April 4, Noon.-Consols, VI;
bonds, 7ls: Illinois Central, 76f; Erie,
42; Pig iron declined to 81. a,a.1 -,
LIVERPOOL, May 4, Noon.-Cotton
quiet; corn declined to "A; provisions
firm; fine rosin advanced to IA.
LoxpoS-Evening-Cons soils ! higher;
Illinois Central 75t. tl
LIVERPOOL, May 4-Evening-Cotton
closes firm; breadstuffs quiet; California
wheat las 6d; western red 13s Cd; corn
unchanged; barley Is Cd; oats is 'd'
pork Us ed; bacon SOS; lard Sis Cd.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
3~u Hancerk,s ExPcdition-Worl<
ingmen's A6airs-Fires.

3rn. Hanceck's Expcdition-Work
ingmen's Adairs-Fires.
ST. Louis, May 4.-The Democrats
correspondent with General HancOck's
expedition, writing from Fort Dodge
April 25th, says: General Hancock
held q council yesterday with some
leading chiefs OF the Kiowas, at which
the latter earnestly declared for peace,
and promised 10 allow their yOung men
10 act as guides and scouts in the Fed
eral service. General Smiths brigade
will RENAL n 10 guard the Santa Fe road.
The seventh cavalry will act as patrols
in the country, and mechanics and Ia
borers are To erect strong buildings for
stations along the rOute, at which es-
corts sufficient TO protect the mail viii
he kept. The Cheyennes have gone
south al the Arkansas river. All the
posts along that stream have been nOti-
lied of the condition of affairs. Gener-
al Hancock will also GO south into the
Indian country to sac the Camanches,
Arrapahoss and other Kiowas, after
which he viii. start north to hunt the
Sioux and Cheyennes. -.L
M disturbance has Yet occurred
among the mechanics and laboring men
in this city. although considerable dis
content is manifested in some quarters.
There is no well defined plan If action
among them. \ considerable number
do not regard the movement rs condu-
Give to their Interests and continue to
work mt the old rates. Men who work
by the piece stand aloOf and take no
part in the movement. Those who
have stopped work either demand full
pay for eight hours labor or will accept
only so small a reduction of wages that
the employers refuse the terms. No
serions disturbance TO the industrial
interests Of the city is apprehended.
All differences are expected to be
amicahly settled in short time.
A building on Second street, between
Oliver and Locust, occupied by Teas
dale & Co. and j. Il. Fenby, commits
sion merchants, W. c. Nottingham,
provision broker, and Buck & Joist,
box manufacturers, WAS burned last
night. Loss from $4,000 to SIS, 600;
fully insured. A man sleeping in the
building was suffecated to death.
The boarding house of Mrs. Masters
was burned Yesterday morning. A wo-
man named Julia King was burned to
death. The fire was the work of an in
csndiary. 80 ',
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ORGANIC wEAKNESS

Immediately Cured and Full vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection, which readers Iife
miserable and Marriage impossible. is the penal
~ paid by the victims of Improper indulgence.
Young persons are too apt TO commit excuses,
from not being aware of the dreadful conse-
oueIiees that may ensnc. Now, who that under,
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the
power OF procreation is lost sooner by thosc fall
ing into improper habits than oy the prudent.
ofisprinc. the most SCI ions and destructive symp
toms of both body and mind arise. The System
becomes Dsranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened, loss Of Procreative Power
Nervous Irritabikty. Dyspepsia PAipitstion. Of
the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Disability.
wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
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From Lexington, Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY, May l.-Lieut. Rice,
with a detachment of the 2d United
States infantry, last night attempted to
arrest the murderers of the negroes at
Nicholasville, KY. He was resisted by
a superior force, and was unable to
make the arrests. He was wounded In
three places, but not fatally. \ private
soldier was also wounded.
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F,re-Three Live. Lost.

CHICAGO, May "A fire broke out in
a building, go South Water street, last
night, destroying all the contents and
the building to the extent OF
slO;OG6. Total loss $35, 900. Four fire.
men, while ut work in the rear OF the
building, were buried beneath the fall,
ing walls. Three were taken ont dead;
the other was severely injured and will
probably die. ;-''
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Erorn New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-The whole re-
yion bordering on the Ouachita and
Black rivers has been overlooked by
recent crevasses, and the suffering aud
loss is incalculable.
General Sheridan has issued an order
modifying the State law requiring the
members of the police force to be resi-
dents of the city five years, by chang
ing it to two years, and orders Mayor
Heath to remodel the police force, OF
which at least one-half must he chosen
from the soldiers.
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FROM NEM--Y0RK.
Us E.,s..y.-.....s.l 6. s.s e

NEW YORK, Nay 4.-Great numbers of
refugees are arriving in this city from
Ireland. They say the sFenian moys-
isaeut there Is labandopsd, And give dis
couraging accounts Of the state of the
country.
1t is said that special call has been
made upon the Fenian Brotherhood Tor
aid for the'families of the Irish prison
e-s.
Z The Times special says: Bail 20 tle
amount of one hundred Thousand aS'
lars for the release Of Davis VIII Dc
rendered. Augustus schell and Horace
Greeley are declared securities;
se;vs6 authenticated letters, showing
that Davis was fully cognizant of the
cruelties and harbarities practised at
AndersOnville. SER ID .rs3
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From Mobile.

MOBILE, May 4.-The colorcd State
mass convention which was in session
here adjourned yesterday. The dele
gates stated that the negroes, in many
instances, had been cheated ont of their
earnings, moiested aud badly treated in
the districts they represented, but in
some places they We're treated well.
The convention declared itself radical.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Ia published every Friday. Its contents will /.
made mp Of all Important news ofthe week.
telegraphic reports, transactions In the Market.
Editorials upon subjects of general interval. IA
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
ffOm all parts Of the Stale choice literary and
poetical selections, and n large amount Of can.
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable 10
all clasaes of the community, In sboT; the
WEEKLY REGISTER viii continue ia be- ihe
best Family Ss'cpaprc rr-' yVbi!.hrd 4, ~.
State.
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CLASSICS.

The Latin and Greek authors will he Taught
ON the German system az employed with scme
few notification in Professor Hadley ShaHi
he paidto Lattnsrd Greek COMPOSITION Z 4,
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Chicago Markcs.

CHICAGO, May 4.
Flour firm and advancing, hut I'M
changed. Wheat nominal at 274a IS.
Corn firm at l O9tal 09a. Oats quiet a.
67a67l. Rye dull ut 53al 81. Barley
nominal. Provisions dull. Pork dull
at 22l. Lard dull at 12ial2s.
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uETHoDof INSTRUCTION.

The system Of instruction which III, 'Eakely
has adopted and purshes Is q slightly modified
form of the Pestaiozzian system. By IL IN ~
earlier stages Of education development Of Tie
mental faculties Is sought rather than filing
the mind with facts and theories before the
MUD a cited for acquiring them in scientific
I'll -yztennafit manner o.+.-
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zen Grant ON Repatriation,

Nav Yonk, May 4.-The following is
General Grants reply to dispatch
from General Sheridan, and explains
itself: ..,,...,.t -. ~ -.
"Your question as to who are ;neligi-
BILE to registration, was submitted to
the Attorney General. No answer has
been received. Go on giving your ewn
Interpretation to the law until an
answer is received. (Signed) '
l.. 8. GRANT.
General United States Army.
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veasisn-German Z nigratisn.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Henry Ward
Beecher, really joins the holy-land ex-
petition after all. rbzs s-5- j. Z
The Mobile colOred convention has
unanimously resolved that il is the nm,
deniable right of the negroes to hoid
office, sit on jurys, ride in all pnbIic
conveyauces, sit ut public tables anu
visit plnces of pnblc amnsemen!s'
Seventy thousand Germans, u Is said,
have engaged passage by steam To
the limited States. The Prussian con-
scription laws are driving many out OF
the country.
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THE RE GiSTER

VIII strive Ia make the popular mind 'wi,e,h n,
conviction" rather than slavish by dirtatiop ,ss
70 h,T only such e ups
and the scsl Of truth =, gs.st '. -
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.EnUcATIoNAI.

in xse6uilahs yssiAny Sscdried by the Wheel
in r. SSI RsKsiyss long ekpesisbSS In EngliA
schools and colleges, bis past success in prcpar:
ing young gentlemen for the Cambridge and
Oxford local examinations in England, and his
nmmerons reoomnendations from Professors OF
his University and former principles may be
a. to some extent q guarantee that
under his care the youth of this neighborhood
can obtain a first class, English Classical and
Mlthrmaticatelueafion.1 blE SnIlqC
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THE TRI-WEEKLY

Il Published every Tuesday, Thursday aud Sal
urday, and contains, bcsides the contents Of ID.
presiding Issues az the Daily, many valuable
Items prepared especially for this pnhlha,I"n.
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An elegant journal. printed m the German Ian
g,iage and issued for the benefit Of our Grrnn
citizens, Ii published weekly Al the REGISTER
Office.
Feeling grateful for TIE generous cnoogragr
ment with which the friends OF the REGISTER
have hitherto rewarded his efforts. III. Ifo
prietor hopes by continued enterprise and sh
ergy to merit In tho future the same lib@ra pal
ronags which their paper has heretofore ..
cciyed.
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4 -F- ss.-lr.r.f,an, a.

rNHn sraqa}H
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BaGalS Market.

BEBFALO, May 4.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat I'M
changed. Corn, new at 15al6. Oats
advanced 3, opened at as and closed at
70. Other grains quiet. Seeds dull.
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MATHEMATICs.

Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry and Land
surveying will also he taught, and to such as
seek /. become Engineers, Land.Surveyers,
Architects, &C., an opportunity viii be afforded
of obtaining a thorough scientific training
u n "a ~ q ' 9 N 3 "a 70 y
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CODies Of n few Of MIR. Blake
Iy'S Testimonials.

,.,,, NICTokIA FAkk ,ACAhENt,
= b 80 ! CLIFTON, BRIsToI-
Mr.. Blakely has been Classical and Mathemat-
zeal master in my Academy. He has received
good Classical and Mathematical education.
found him to be lively and very interesting
teacher, and by his cheerful disposition he won
the affections of his pupils. i know him to he
the son of highly respectable and religious pa
rents, and he is u gentlelaanly and respectable
young man.
| think he assure 10 give satisfaction wherever
he goes and lie has my best wishes for HIS IA.
tutre slIcress, of which he Is 10 worthy.
BENJAMIN ToMPKINs,
Marh. I,4Ga Principal.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILApELPHIA, May 4r-Jadse Kelley,
accompanied by Colonel John l. Tag
gart, has started for Southern speak
ing tour toyToccupy about six weeks.
He will visit Nashville, Memphis, Vicks-
burg apd New Ofleans, irptsruiug via
the seaboard. He win take stumra
against oil cerinnittees, PROVIDED he has
the closing argument Of half an heur.
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,EROM. WASHINGTON.
pTtSF4E-TT7re--7-- e 90
ss.shess Rsliee-Lssssr IRE. esses

t-tf44 ~, u - ~ - -
n.-theys HelieE-Lesser fren weeefs
Nyw YoRK, Mao 5.-The Heralds spe-
Ill sars.- Active nessaresr have been
ADOPTED 10 dispense relief 70 the DIES
t;tnfe South under Congressional ap-
preparations. 500, 900 for Georgia.
Contracts for *, 900 bushels Of corn and
And "a 900 pounds Of bacon and pork
for Alabama. 10000 bushels Of corn
ard l50, 600 foands Of pork. hsyeebeen
shfppea TO Mobile. "a, 000 buahsis Sof
corn have been sent to sonth Carolina,
Louisiana, North Carolina and Tonnes
see, these States being most needy.
Lesser quantities have been furnished
but sufficient to meet estimates.
Robert Toombs, Of Georgia, has re-
Gently written letter accepting "a "a
IN The South viii fersske his native
land. Let rs remain here and endeavor
by the favor of God to build mp 'ur
waste places. ,yAnJgtT
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AS NEWSPAPER

We intend that u shall Ne famed for II, scc0,,,,
and reliability The bcst and latest inferm,,io,
that can b obtained by TELEGRAPH ,sS
MAIL. In relation 20 matters % general in,ers,
VIII always 10 laid befars our readers ami mo-
cost win ~ counted In keeping onr suh.riIrr.
tsorouehiy and constantly po~fsd unon al topl,
al Importance.
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TERMS.

=
Trgono,netry and Iand'snrveying -...... soc
The classes in the various subjects have now
been formed, and though students can enter at
any time yet il will be much to their advantage
TO commence the course as soon as possible.
For further particulars zee circular and
Wheeling College Monthly, or apply personally
to Mr. Blackely, nj his office, corner of Monroe
and Main streets, up stairs. = T EEfl A.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE rRESs.
The many thousands cured nj this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the mn;
merous important Surgical Operations performed
by DR. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
appeared again and again before the public be-
sides his standing a. q gentleman 0f character
and responsibility Is q sufficient guaranty TO the
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. augsdly
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YOUNG MEN

Who havei injured themselves by certain prae.
tice indulged IN when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or ut school, the
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What n pity that o young man, the hope VI
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snatehed from all prospects and eDjoyments
Of life by the consequence Of deyiating from
the path OF nature aud indulging in q certain
secret habit. suah persons mnst, before con.
templating .,
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubial
happiness Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view the mind
becomes shadOwed with despair and filed with
the melancholy rejection that the happiness Of
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE;

DIR. j. addresses al those vino have injured
themselves by improper Indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, uniting
them for either business, Study, society or
marriage, tsg3gb .yayIFE =, ~
These are some Of the sad and melancholy Ell.
fects produced by early hahits Of youth, viz !:
Weakness of the Rsek and Limbs, Pains In the
Head, Diinnesa Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular Pow.
or, Palpitafion Of the Heart, Dyspspsia, kersosis
Irritability, arrangement Of the Digestive Func,
tons, General Debility, symptoms Of Consn mp.
fion AZ ----.l-.--
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TERMS.
payable IN ADVANCE

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Daily Register, per year, by nail......r
q" SIX montits, ...... 80
90 El" three month"; ...g9
-" by carrier, per week u
rH'Swsesly Register, Snrs c ~ by mails q
And copy free TO the getter mp % The dub
weekly Register. s!agis eoyy-,,,.. ""'s%
Il club Of tcn............. " =.
eGGf' n f,cinb af twenty. ....... no
A fncs copy " Orc wsekiy 70 the grttrf.upd
dub Of Ten, and . cory " tiss III Weekly
the gotter.up Of club Of twenty.
Rernittanees for Clubs must b. made II VI,
time, but additions may b msds at any time o.
Club rates AFTER the Club has been rsIssd. pr
yiled . full years subscription IL taken.
Money BY Draft, Express or Registered W
tsrs may b seat ~ orr ~ Addrs:s
LEWIS BAKEB,
= octIs wheeling. West Virginia
- =
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R,.m Rf. Jascire-Nfexieas News.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The Herald has o
dispatch by the Atlantic cable, dated
Rio Janeiro, April 18th, stating that
the Emperor of Brazil had issued de.
cree declaring all slaves to be free. The
manda takes effect, within twenty
years, and all children of slaves born
hereafter are to he free from their
birth.S (tfTg YFLt.F g.. 10 !
The HeraId's Matauiofas eerrespon-
dent of the oath ult. says: An ennis
sary from Maximiliau, bearing letters
TO Marqnese, saying Qneretato could
hold out no longer, was captured and
executed. JuareZ had issued decree
withdrawing NIL privileges from citi-
zens of any European country who
recognized the empire and abolishing
all treaty sfipulations. ~
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ROOMS.

i.ssZs1f 1s h. % y ~.
Ths rooms are spacious, well lighted and ven
tIlated, and every care will be taken TO render
them healthy and comfortable.
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J1Cok az. ~ BaAsBuRYx.cfAxRx
JACOB q CLARKE, ss d

A IT0RSEYs ATIAsF, wHKKkffG, w.
49,, giu Practice In, fhs Cesr>s - o.
sennty and Adjoining cqnnfie.L RnFtte1lar ~
fntsonuih b pesn 20 tol1ecfi0as xhd % eos
Iyey.pcing Qdice near tho CqnFt HoueAand I
iefnihg tie once Of Jgdee fsobd :
" Astrh .. 1851. ISL $40 5IE- - - 5ss
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Ciuci.uaii Market.

r.....4 CINCINNATI, May 4.
FLOUR-yery firm, but prices are
not quotably higher; for siperfine 12a13;
for trade brands Halls 25; for family la
.ls. GtJtf2sIs jGo W ID! GI-'h u
offered very sparingly; NO.
9 Spring sold at 80 and No. I ut 3 %;
winter red held 3 IS for No. 2 and 3S5
for No. L. p .. 11"'' sH .e +'''ii", F,.f' ~
CORN-Closed dull, at 1 90 for Ne. 1
bulk and / 10 for sacked; ear corn 93sa
IS and but little Offering. ~ -.
OATS-Firm at 72slq,,Y0T-9
RYE-Steady at l 7Oa1 II. 1t is gen
orally held at the latter figure.
BARLEf-7ba75 for inferior and l 10
al so for mailing. e, I'd IT Il
CORN MEAL-In demand at ) y for
kiln dried. " r-..ng '-' .
WHISKY-Steady at 26 in bond.
CoTT0N-Unehanged and dull; hold
ers ask q for middling. Il T ! 4 N
MESS PORK-Closed at. % ~; 200
bills were procured at 2a50.s' az
|" BACON-Unchauged and quiet.
BULK MEATS-Unchanged and
quiet. 80. .Ia.sg -, D.
LARD-Heldr frm at laf, With buy:
ers at l2l. l1c' = ~ y = - ~
SUGAR-In COED demand, at 12lal3
for seO.nmon to- Psiines Gala; l34a1a for
Porto Rico. - 's.I '.,r' l'Ft', '.'.
CoFFEE-s5ass for fair to choice
Rio. ~. - gr. f'f.5
BUTTER-Duli, ut 26a2s for fresh;
no demand for old winter made.
! EGGS-15a16.i - - -s',e'1%
. eHEEsE-steady, atl6aai7. A.
: understanding done, and prices
nominal. Ill r-a s.7r ,o.. so - -.
EXCHANGE-Firm and scarce; bank
ers paia from par to SOC per $1,000. ~ p
s GOLD-Closed at 135t, buyers.
1 MoNEi-Market easy.
n - AA4A 4 ~
+, IA new Gsrk sSsek Aarkes.
:. 81 .,3JS3 sNx~ YoRK, Nay /.
/; CisasSs ssieSa Rssissersd,p 'si, llets
ll0i; sos, psgisteIed 81 loe!al06;
s-2Qs, coupons, 6S f02aal0 d do ,6l,
I1053albsE do '6s, i0eisl06; Do. Jspnasy
and July 1o7tsi07ls 1o-4Os, Registered,
99a99t; l0.4as coupons 99s99a; August
z-36 1Q63A10S3rJnne,1 ,3Os I05tall5tt ,c.
Railway hslkst strAna Aid haAsf,
tent the oatside ipsblie dent seem teen-
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ITS COMMERCIAL CoLuns

reports from Wheeling and all prominent RaI
srn and Western cities. 'Fr'
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat.
tle Dealers

VIII have their interests specially consulted 4.
the preparation Of this column, and no husinrs.
man In West Virginia should heaiiats 10 avail
himself Of its advantages.
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The Circulation Of the Req
" lister,

Larger by Ear than thai al any ether r,p-t In
the State, makes 10 the beat advertising mrdiun
IN West Virginia.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL PRNzANCE,

GRAMMAR SCHOOL PRNzANCE,
MIDSUMMER, 1853
Mr.. T. T.. Blakely has been Second and Glass
zeal Master in this school for Oh "a year He Is
very energetic and conscientious in his work,
and has given me great satisfaction, which | am
convinced he will do anywhere.
T. BENNETT, Head Master &
PEsrALozzIAN INSTITUTE
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/ am happy to, certify that Mr., Biakely B
ability attachments and Character are of a high
order He was eighteen months first Classical
Master in my establishment. He Is a successful
teacher. knows how to captivate his pupils at
tention and make them lOye their studies.
He prepared several candidates, both senior
and Junior. for the Cambridge examinations in
Classics, English and Theology, and of seven
candidates. six were placed in the honor list, the
Dec. u, Is6i. T. l.. ELIENBERGER.
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