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Mrs. KYLE & Mrs. WATKINS

AVE made such arrangements for receiving
IL the latest Fashions az TO afford always a
choice from the freshest and most elegant and
approved STYLES of Ladies' and Childrens gar.
nents. They cut all garments by measnr with
accuracy, and their Lifc-Size Trimmed Patterns,
from the best sources of fashionable elegance,
enable them To give exact counterparts OF forms
and STYLES. They make CL0AkS. DRESSES,
WAISTS and SACKS or cut and haste them, as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-19
RRK'ARAFOR CAPlI.LI.

And rejoice in your own lnxuriant hair.
RRA'ARATOR CAPRI.LI.
EOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads (frUm whatever cause il may haye
fallen oat) and forcing growth of hair upon the
lace, il has no equal it will force the beard to
grow upon the smoothest face in from five TO
eight weeks, or hair upon bald beads in from
two TO three months. A few ignorant practi-
TONERS have asserted that there Is nothing that
VIII force or hasten the growth of the hair OF
beard. Their assertions are false. Ms thousands
OF living witnesses lfrow their own experienoe)
Gun bear witness. But many will say, how are
VIC to distinguish the genuine from the spuri-
ousi 1t certainly II diffiClllt, rs nne-tenths OF
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, and yOu
may have already thrown away large amounts
In their purchase. To sueh we would say, try
the Eepsrator Capilli il will cost you nothing
unless 1t fully comes mp to our representations
your Druggist does not keep it, send ns one
dollar and We win forward IL, post paid together
sltha receipt for the money, which win be re-
turned yon on application, providing entire sa'
niaetion 10 not given. Address, -fCN1J ..
w. e. CLARK & CO.. Chemists,
Ss's West fsSstts Street. srRAcsss. y. Z.
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Remember

That this is the evening to hear Mas
ter Walling at Washington Hall at half
past seven.
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For Bargains.

For Bargains.
Go to the new Boot and Shoe Store,
Monroe street, between Main and Mar
ket. .... .. ..
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GREAT WATCH SALE

or THE roFULAR osE PRICE PLAs.
GIVING Ry.nx PATHoy a
price 81 TEN DOLLARS!
WITHOUT REGARD TO TILUE,
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why DO You Go 10 the Post Omces

why DO You Go TO the Post Omcef
WSometime siuce we published an item
advocating the letter carrier system in
this city, as being far preferable, in
every respect, to the present order of
things, and which has so proven it
self wherever it has been introduced.
The Washington Republic publishes,
under the above heading, the following
article in regard to the "carrier" and
"box" delivery systems. The superiori-
ty of the former, when efficiently con-
Quoted, over the latter, will yet be
acknowledged aud appreciated by the
public, rs We believe it is now by all
post office officials who have carefully
observed the workings of both systems:
There are employed in this city q
large number of letter carriers. These
men are selected with great care for
their honesty, intelligence, temperate
aud industrious habits. They are APP
pointed and their salaries fixed by the
Postmaster General; aud are required,
in addition to subscribing To the usual
oath Of office, to execute a bond for
$1,000, with good and approved sureties.
They make three deliveries of mail mat
ter froH honse to house, and four con-
nections from the street letter boxes,
daily, throughou the entire city, for
which services they are forbidden to
charge any fees whatever. These de-
l,veries are made as early after the dis
tributiOns of the mails as practicable,
aud as early as the number of persons
served by each carrier could call IT the
Office and get their mail.
At night, after the last street delivery,
they are required to be at the office
Carriers window to serve those who
may call, SO that the patrons OF this
delivery have every advantage that
box holders can have, besides the ad-
ditional one of having their mails de-
livered at their homes or places of busi-
ness several times daily, free of any
charge therefor. "a gl--r.as.I
They likewise collect from the street
letter boxes four times daily-take the
letters to the office in time for each
mail, and in time for the delivery of the
city letters on the next round Our
citizens can, therefore, remain at their
business-save time, patience, and shoe
leather-in the confident assurance that
their letters will be promptly delivered
TO them.
But Jones objects that his mail is too
Important, to be- entrusted toA carrier
He prefers to pay twelve dollars yeas
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University of Virginia.

i'HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS lNST1TU
! ton will begin on the first day of October
1867, and end on the Thursday preceding the
9TH of July 1868.
To be admitted as student the applicant
must be sixteen years of age. There ID no pre-
Scribed curriculum of studiesin this institation
Every student may select the schools he will al.
tend, but in the Academic Department he must
.ttend ut least three, unless by leave of the
Faculty he be allowed to attend less than three:
The method of instruction is by lectures and
text. books, accompanied by daily examinations,
The University is divided into three depart
ments:
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I. Academic.

1. Academic.
VIM. Z. Peters A. NJ. Prof of Latin.
T. L. Gildersleeve, Ph. D., Prof. OF Greek.
VI ScheleD DE We're, LID, Pref. Of Modern
CT s. Venable. A. NJ, Prof. of Mathematics.
Leopold j. Boeck, Adjct. Prof. of Applied
Francis II. Smith, A. n, Prof of Natural
Philosophy. -
s. Maupin, a. NJ, Prof of Chemistry.
tCTy be appointed Sept. 4th,l Prof of Technol
ogy and Agricultural Science. .,
w. II. McGuffey, DID,, LID, Prof Of Moral
. Geo. Fred Holmes, LID. Prot Of History.
Literature and Rhetoric.
I'll. Law.
. John B. Miner, LID, Prof. Of Common and
SO. Southarl, Prof of Constitutional and In.
ternationh Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
Hi. Medical.
.CTo be appointed Sept 4th, Prof. of MediciI .
and Obstetrics.
J. L, Cabell, NJ. D., Pref of Physiology and
Surgery. .l. r... ....
Us. Davis, NJ. D., Prof. of Anatomy and Ma,
terra Medica- ..- ....-
S. Maupin, NJ. D., Prof. of Chemistry and
j. L. Chancellor, II. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses OF the student, for the
session of nine months, exclusive of textbook,
clothing and pocket money, will be about as fol-
lows: .,... .-. -s..H" rr..-
1. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors, $3.50. ... d. s.-.f.-.s
II. For the Law Student, attending the full
course of Law, 1856. ..-r -.
I'LL For the Medical Student attending tho
fall Medical course, 1896. n
Of these sums, respectively, s225. t23O and
$3.50 will lie required in advance, and tbs balance
in the progress Of the session, 81
For Catalogues, giving details Of the organiza-
tion Of the schools plan of instruction, expenses
&c. address WIN. Wertenbaker, Secretary, or ) {.
S. MAUPIN, Chairman Of the Faculty,
iulyI3 p. q. University Of Va.
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p I A ~ = .!
GAEHLE'S
Piano Manufacturing Company

vk bdItiuOFe, mOs
RER00MS-Northeast Corner of EutaH
and Fayette Streets, and No. Is, IL, and
10, Nerth Eutaw Street.
THIS COMPANY HAVING on
i CANNED in April, 1864, In conjunction
with the well known irm Of GABLE & CO..
as Joint Stock Company, exclusively Of prac-
tical Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some of the best establishments IN
this country and Europe. 7.sL--. .. ~
This Company claims that their Pianos com.
bine all the excellencies Of all the
Latest improvements;
And it win be apparent to all, that men whoa
skill and abilities have been approved hy th.
best manufacturers will not be iesa successful
when their own interest and reputation are In
volvetf. As testimony to the above, they weru
awarded the first premium over all competitors
by the judges of the late exhibition. held At the
Maryland Institute, Of Baltimore, Nd, in 0cto-
ber 1855. IA
These Instruments being sufficiently intro.
duced In this city, and having proved equal. Il
not superior TO any heretofore known. Those IN
want of frst-class Piano, manufactured with
the greatest care and of the best material. viii
save dealers commission, which only nakea
Pianos more costly, but by no means more val
liable, by sending orders directly TO the Factory,
a. above directed, or by applying al Prof HER.
MAN KRYTERS, No l6 Market Street. for
further information. A guarantee for five years
rs given a. regards durability Of construction al
every instrument, and viii be kept in tune for
one year free Of chargA
Old Pianos taken In exchange Az fetR1
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Ii ALTBY HOUSE.
A. IL. MILLER, Proprietor.
PRATT STREE r, BALTIMORE.
aova1tf
Pemberton House Reopencd.

,I'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR
4 chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished this old popular House, on Water ST.
BIZ is now prepared TO entertain the public IN
thr best manner. No effort will be spared T.
make his guests comfortable.
apr9.Iy LOUIS LINGAMAN.
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The PEOPLES Bank

nRFICk NO. 90 MAIN aT0EEf,
} WHEELING, W. Va. Money reserved %
deposit Interest paid an special Dep~it
Notes and bills discounted Exchange bouRht
and sold Collections al bone OF fivm sLrosd
promptly attended to. .k
DIRECTORS.
John Reid, Christian Hess.
John Handlan, John yockirr.
Sam1 8. Boyd, Richard Carer
Andrew Wlls0n,
JOIN REID. pps's
JOSIAH y. UPDEGRAPF, Cashier.
inf z.
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Ladies' and Children'S
PATTERNS FOR SAL E.

These patterns are cut to fit the form with
artistic elegance. are of permanent value. and
children Ladies' living ut q distance can have
patterns cut to fit the form and sent by mail,
free Of postage, by nding the price of the pat
terms with the measure of their chest and waist
iaroubd the form.) length of waist under the
arm, length of sleeve and length of skirt, front
and back) The following are the
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THE WEST VIRGINIA

THIS COMPANY ~ NOW FULLY
i organized, and will, in a short time, com
diencs the manufacture OF refined Carbon and
Lubricating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chlmneys
For information in regard TO the Stock or
Business of the Company, apply tn either Of the
undersigned officers, OF AT the COmpanys office
IN Main Street next d90r TO the NJ. aud NJ
Rank. w. +. PETERSON Jr., Sec'y,
S. p. IIILDRETH, Treas'r,
T. r. ADDISON. Supt .---- - iela
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&c TO wnshinxton Hall
This evening at half past seven
o'clock, and hear Master Walling.
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Reparator Capilli.

ThrcT away your false frizzes, your switches,
your wig
Destructive of comfort and not worth fs;
Come aged come youthful come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own lnxuriant hair
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

GOOD PROPERLY. CONSISTING OF
A two lots in South Wheeling Cor Ritchie-
,oxp, extending fIum Fourth street 90 Water
street. On one of the lots there are thres frame
ssnsments. that will rent we'll. Will be sold
sSperate, If desired. L IRWIN.
novT
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usTth no No parfiaiity shown. -
AessTA- llill, Foftsr q ca, q nsy street,
New York City. Wish 20 Immediately disposs a
tbs above magnificent stsek. ceIts1czt<s nsn.
IHK the articles, arr placed IN sesled envelopes,
and we'll mixed. Holders are entitled % ne 90.
tielea named on Their osTti3ests, upon payment
q tI1, WHISTLER b bca watch worth va ~ less
The rpfurn u any Of gar seftthczfes eufilss
yOu 20 "a. article naabed tkeroos. uyon Dsyness
irrespective Of ~ wOEthSsnd ~ no arficlsvais<d
Ies. than 30 IL named on any certificate if1il q
once b. seen that tbiss no LDff>rV. 1nf sfrns1kf
goyeGSd legitimate traDS1efion, sL(eA may - par
sefpased 10 sses W fhs mef Iestf1seaf. "A siszjs
certificate VIII b. seut b nail. post psid, spsn
rgceiyt Of - eepts, Tor o., ~ f0r o. - <aA an
elegant pn<Istun los q. ssBd morn vaiss5is
pFsmIuD fOf ti9 100 and . most superb watch
Dor tIS Tosrents OF tbass seeking einplsynens
this n = rsFe opportunity. II 4, 3 tsxlfisazfsiy
esndBetsd saslasss, daly satheri1sd " fhs gss
TET n. Address HILL, PORTER 4 Co,
sGE2A 2&$Dey street, n. z !,
The New York herald., 1867-02-01

~ RUE DE LA PAIx,
lherican securities and cash
the United Stat0s or Eng
Al FOR AmcricA ns In europe adj
tDmptiy delivered or Forwarded.
hed aud cashcd.
The New York herald., 1867-02-01

eJn0 CASH PREMIUM FOR THB LARGEST CLur
DlUU 70 the New York RegistcL Cheapest weekly
ssvspaper In America For specimen copy and terms sd
Gyss he Register 10 Broadway, New y0k
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INSTRUCTION.

a GRADUATE oFTHE UNIVERSITY or CAMBRIDGE.
"a England pr5eman and elschqlar q his college has
or apply 70 cSntab room M University Building. wash
ington square, New York. 49, ~ 7T
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The NAVAL ACADEMY.
spsclst Correspondence or the atalLu.

Exnminntien of NIidshipmcn, &c.. SC.
AssAroLr Md, May %, 1891.
The examination OF The midshipmcn the Naval
Academy 10 being conducted as usual in the recitation
rocms The fourth class is about through with thes
examinstons and were examined yesterday on history
There wers outdoor performances 10 the programmes
for the day; but the examination the presence Of the
Board Of Visitors and Of the academic faculty Is quils
thorough. Navigation, steam. mechanics- chemistry.
gunney and history were the subjects Of tho examns
ton.
the examinations Of the rst and third classes have
been going to-day In the presence Of the Board Of
Visitors and such oce and invited suess a. are pre-
enA The nrst class was examined In natural ma sxps
mental philosophy, the third IN the slsmeptary branches
OF seaman5hip These examinations Will b. copfinue1
60 ~ ~ nd fsncnG q he "a Iort tnEHh
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% most men but confess that at this dsnoae OF the
story had not word Of coincidence ofer thai could
trust myself with the utterance OF, walked 10 the
window and looked out upon the fertile fields and dense
green woods that encrcle the cya landscape that re-
called surely picture such this that had been pre-
sented to mc-wondering that within few miles OF the
capital OF the rich, broad State of Alabama with ITS
cotton corn tobacco, rice wheat and almost mitiess
mineral resources terrible state OF things coud
exist But II is not that the South needs Tor
they are here In abundance. but the means to develop
them. There is not money enough. nor mixed popaa-
this airest portion OF country what II should be-
Even before the this quite true II Is now.
Those who had property In land enjoyed case as their
grandfathers did and left to property labor the task
OF developing exhaustng it. and the latter system
was unfortunately adopted under the acknowledged
blight Of slavery.
In all the cotton States the Hesitation nearly equally
great In South Carolina, especially In almost every
town. II you go into the country roads in the morning.
you will meet groups OF poor white women, most OF
them advanced In years struggling into town. with
small bags OF dried fruits under their arm some with
and some Of them, alas coming empty handed get
rations from the Freedmens Bureau. ! have said
enough on this point trust, to stimulate benevoleuce
at the North what is much better lay before capt.
tas facts concerning tho unworked Of this
splendid country TO induce Them merely extend
enterprises which will mutual benefit and result
in lasting prosperity for the SOUTH Its fertile folds
not cultivated TO oneenth OF their capacity for pro-
duction. Its exhau tess water power is running TO the
sea without compelling machinery TO execute thou
ssnd industrial works that would enrich IT, lis gold
slumber In the SOIL The magic wand Of capital in the
hand Of Northern energy would raise them all. and,
like the gentle dew from heaven" would bless alike
him who gives and who receives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

ysshsuGsen College Under General Ices
fion-Number Of Pupils and
where They arc From-Poliard's Lecture
FalIure-IHs Fails 10 Obtain an Audience
Rxodus Of People from Richmond-Bsrd
Times and No Business Doing. sc.
RicHsosp, May "a, 1861.
The number OF students for the present year 10 attend
anco al Washington College, Lexington, Virgins Of
which General Lss 10 President 500. divided among
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
TENEMENT HOUSES.

The universal complaint against the noi-
sance, and too frequently the outrages OF the
tenement system, has shaped itself into bill
now before the Legislature. This bill was IN
troduced by Mr.. Ready. In its altered shape the
bill presents fair remedy, certainly strong
restriction of tenement evils and We are glad
of the probability that the reform embodied
by it will in substance become a law before
long. The bill provides that every tenement
house shall be amply furnished with ventilat-
ors or transom windows and means of escape in
case of fire, the want of which has put the COM
munity to such cost of human life. The
drainage of roofs the repairs OF stairs, are also
enj0ined; and every owner is required 10 pro-
vide his tenants with all the arrangements ne
cessary TO the cleanliness of household, with
such sufficient sewer connections as will save
them from disease and epidemic The bill Is
minute and wise in its detail Oh this pOint-t
could not be too specific and careful. Further, it
proceeds to ordain that after July, underground
abodes shall be tolerated only under permit OF
the Board Of Health, and then only when these
habitatiOns meet certain standard requirements
as to accommodation and health. Here AGAIN
the bill is particular in providing Tor every
nook and corner wherein evil would be hkeIy
TO lurk. Every tenement house must, more
over, be kept free OF any accumulation OF dirt,
shall be eleansed as often as the hoard OF
Health may order, and be whitewasdled at least
twice year. Tenement owners must allow
free access to the Health officers, and
must report at once the outbreak
of infectious disease. When any build
ing, OF part of one, is. utterly unfit for
its inmates, the Board of Health may order
its vacation within ten days No house here
after erected can be used as tenement house
unless in conformity with certain important
essentials. For instance, buildings for the pnr-
pose named must not be erected or converted
on the front and rear OF the same bot, unless
there is a clear open space between Of at least
ten, twenty, or twenty-five feet extend
ing upward, according to the hight
of the building. But the bill impru-
IDENTIFY allows the lessening of this distance, evi-
IDENTIFY believing that it is possible to assure
perfect ventilation in some other way than by
granting space and atmosphere. The size OF
rooms the supply Of water, the ventilation of
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

CONNECTICUT votes to-day. 1T the weather he
fair, as is now promised, the poll will be heavier
than ever before
We do not exhOrt our friends to do their whole
duty. They wiH do it. We have boen among
them and witnessed their energy and enthusiasm.
And we shall be sorely disappointed if they fail
to elect every man on their State Ticket, with
a majority in either branch of the Legislature.
Gov. Hawley, we estimate will receive more
votes than any candidate of any party at any
former election-more than any candidate of the
Democratic party at this election.
The Ist and IVth Congress districts are
desperately contested, and we beg every one
who knows where to gain or save Republican
vote in either TO do it forthwith. We hope to
announce tomorrow the election of both Col
Deming and Phineas r. Barnum. A few hours
more will tell the story.
Champions of Universal Freedom vote once
but work till the sun shall set on your victory!
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

We give this morning an abstract OF the
English Reform bill rs introduced into the
House of Commons on the 18th OF March,
together with accounts of the speeches of the
Chancellor of tho Exchcquer and of Mr. Glad
stone 1t is stated in the English papers that
so great an interest has rarely been witnessed
in the proceedings of Parliament as on this
occasion. The Chancellor of the Exchequer in
admitting that, in the opinion of the Govern
ment, an extension Of suffrage was desirable,
again deemed it necessary TO denOunce demo
cracy and to express the hope that the fate OF
England would never be to exist under demo-
Cracy The main principles of this bill
have already been stated. II adopts
the rating principle, to which the Chancellor
says the House during the last session came
with "unerring instinct" The most peculiar
feature Of the system is the duality" princi-
pie, according TO which every person who
paid 20 shillings direct taxation should
possess vote and if he was q
householder paying rates. should exer-
else the privileges of both franchises. MIR.
Gladstone attacked with great vigOr most of
the propositions which had been made. On
the next day. Mr.. Mill announced that he
would move to strike out the word man in
the bill, and substitute for it person, with
view of securing the introduction of female
auffroOp
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
HATTI.
REpoRrED NsuRRECIIoN-TBE CITY % Penr ~
PRINCE CAPTURED.

REPORTED INsURRECTIoN-TBE CITY % Poar ~
PRINCE CAPTURED.
A Havana letter Of the ED says:
The long expected revolutionary outbreak has AZ Asa
taken place IN Hay and the efforts of the insurgents
have been crowned with success The city VI Psrtu-
Prince is IN their hands and the People are gying N
their adherioa so the Government kfter several
DAYS fighting the vicinity Of the capital, nshrp All
az tieffrard'e troops went ever 20, the enemy, ann
President Geffrapd himself MAS compelled 80 take
refuge beard OF q French nap-ef wa, which ~
last accounts carrying bim and rome OF nn
officers Jamaica. No particulars, excepting thos'
contained in Telegraph dispatch nom sansge de CnoS
have been received here and thoosne OF rumos rega
ing this in circulation Several frensh
war belong gng the late Mexican RookacaDg s9uso.
ron viii stop at Hayn ald enforce the French clams
against the Republic and perhsps Try TO gain possssy
OF the Island BY diplomatic trick under the
of Freucb proteetorate, which 10 ardently desired ~
q certain party In Hayt, who are tired OF these cve
tnua revolutions and disturbances OF the public peAce
leading life of continual apprehension, and ~nnou'
security 20 persons or property - ,.
The French war ksteamer which arrived Ct st. Jsso
do Cuba on the 18th nom Hayt, reports tht Presdene
QsffrAr aud his family had beentdriveD tfvm the cow"
try, together with many other famii,ss