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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

aeusraI sheridan's Dissrict-Presi.
Ae,s ,Jehussu and the Reeenstrsc-
rsu Biil-Rsussesu's Nomiuation.
Nrw York, April 6.-The Tines spe-,
cial from Washington says :Genhiaf
Sheridan has not sent'a report 20 the
President of the cause that prompted
him TO remove Heron, Monroe and
Abel, nor has there bern any instruc.
tious sent about his action under the re-
construction act, az has been alleged by
newspaper correspondents, between
General Sheridan and General Grant,
of the I'd and Sd districts. = AZ
General Sheridan says General Gritfen,
OF Texas, recommends the deposition
or removal of Governor Throckmorton,
of that State, and that he (Sheridan)
agrees with Griffen. Sheridan thinks
he will have 10 remove the Governor Of
Louisiana. she further says he will
commence the work of registration as
soon az he receives certified copies of
the law; that he (Sheridan) feels him.
selfq equal to the task imposed upon
him by law, and will perform his work
with credit to the military. --.g
General Sheridan concludes~by say
Ing. 6uilI put ft" sCho'ei'-
Grant replies that it would not be prop
ar TO remove the Governors; that the
subject is now under consideration, and
il is not believed that military COM
manders have the power OF removal,
either by act of Congress or by trial un.
der the 9th section of the law.
An effort will I've made to Withdraw
the resolutions offered in the Senate to
expei Dir. Salisbury and put him on
probation. -
The Herald's special says: The state
ment that the President is q prime
mover in the effort now being made to
obtain the decision of the Supreme
Court on the constitutionality of the re-
construction act, is emphatically denied
by the author of the petition ami the or
iginatiors of the movement.
A few days ago Hon. W. l.. Sharkey
called upon the President and formally
notified him that be was about to pro-
coed against him. To this the President
expressed neither approval nor disap-
prevail of the movement.
1t is reported that q motion was made
to reconsider General ROusseau's case,
but failed, and action on MIR. Nesmith's
confirmation was deferred.
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RnItimorc Ca.lIc Market.
BALTIMORE. April 4, 1867

BALTIMORE. April 4, 1867.
BEEF CATrLE.-The offerings at the
scales during the. past week amounted
to 595 head, against $50 last week. Of
the number offered, 1873 head came from
Ohio, III from Chicago, and 30 from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad; 10 from Pittsbnrg and
12O from Pennsylvania, over the North
srn Central railroad; and 20 from Mary
land on foot. Of the receipts % head
were sold to the Government agents,
$50 to Washington butchers, so left over
unsuld, and the balance taken by Balti-
more butchers. Owing to the light sup
ply this week we note Il further adva nee
in rates. Prices to-day ranged rs fol-
lows: Old COWS and Scalawags at 6a6 so;
common cattle 50aS; fair & 25as so;
good 9a9 50 per 100 lbs, with few ex-
ira cattle a shade higher. The market
closed heavy.
SHEEP.-The supply during the week
has been better, and prices are unchang-
cd. A large portion of the receipts
were shipped to Philadelphia. -
HoGs.-Supply limited this week, and
prices slow an advance on the rates of
last week;sales at 10 75al2 % per 100
lhs,net. v- - - ~ s
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ROOMS.

Tho rooms are spacious, well lighted and ven
tilated, and every care win be taken 70 render
them healthy and comfortable. 'i BIB
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ovation Of our yoAng and promisinr Star, ~
Pruprfetor Of the Wheeling Ea.hTiK h., ~
larred and Improved this paper 10 nrt, M, -
nands Of increased circulation and rr,s;s.
popularity, andnow takes pleasure In prrsr.,;-s
10 The people Of this State, the Larger. ~
csi and Meet Reliable Paper In We,
virgiafa.
T6E REGISTER can point 70 n, ~.
history az the surest and best index Of its friSs
course upon all questions of National or NJ.
policy. Believing that the war Was ended 49,
ia legitimate purposes att aimed with the sprrS.
der OF the rebel armies. and the ahandpulu,s, :,
slavery and secession by the South, the RI.
TER viii be the unfinching advocat. OF all n,,.,
ures that tend "a promote the national ha,n.S,
70 restors the unity Of the Go, e,nmen, AMI :.
extend TO all sections the priceless blusslns, a.
an impartial Union and = lasting peace, hxS
be equally firm In it, opposition TO al par,i,.,
schemes that impose unjust and UNIV srr.ntrs
conditions upon the re-unioh Of a Guy,rup,,s,
that WA newer broken, tina. guarantee p.t,,t
ual aecsndancy 10 ono political party aud M,
changing s~trscism 20 every other, and ~,
thwnrt the Wishes Of every patriotic heat "a
leaving our country still divided, our p.,,c.
disanifed. cur Union unrrsterri. Tol-r.t!a,
The opfnion Of all men, while steadfas,ly aivs
eating its own, despising the pruscriptive LigU,n
q. fanaticism While firmly adLering 10 M s~i
convictions Of right and duty,
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Ocean TeIeNsPhst

NEW YORK, April 6:-The 1nterna-
tional Ocean Telegraph Company to-
day send to Florida, via. Savannah,
another and last installment for. the
construction of the land lines through
Florida, consisting of several hundred
miles of wire, battery stock, instru.
ments, &C., all under the charge OF
Major H. Heiss, Superintendent, who
will Immediately proceed, with a CON-
petent force Of builders, to construct
the line oser the route which be sur
yeyed during the past winters 1t n
confidently expected that the line will
be built, the cable to Cuba laid, and
messages from Havana to New York
transmitted before the first of Jnne.
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FROM NEW YORK.
,f..Sedis, Cenfcrence-Frem Lille
.r-1-L ~ T. RI Hook. - ~ -H-GA~

uesSediss Csnfcrcnce-Frem Lttue
,e-t--.l-- EL Rock. - - -s-GA,
New YORK, April Ga meeting Of
the New York Methodist Conference
was held last evening. II was an
nounced that the transfer Of property,
rendering Mr.. Drew's gift available,
would be made within the present week.
The value Of the gift is estimated at
s250, 900. -. - -
The Herald's Little Rock, Ark, spe-
cial of yestarday says: In tho State
Union Convention to-day committee
was appointed to confer with General
Orr ON the selection Of location in the
various counties for registering voters.
The resolution was passed petition
ing Congress to remove the cotton tax,
and a copy of the same is to be sent TO
every Congressman. A committee has
also been appointed to visit Washing
ton to further the object. II haa gn.4r,..
The convention then adjourned sine
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

a. =
IospoS. April 6-Noon-Consols u;
Eric so; Illinois Central 7si; 5'sos TON
At frankfort ne; at Paris s4i. Markets.
generally unchanged. Clover seed .,
LIVERPOOL, April 6--Noon.--co'eon
au,l and declined slightly; middling or-
leans 10, Breadstuffs firm. Wheat lbs
Sd for Milwaukee red and California
white. Corn a. Barley As I'd. u oats
s. 4d. Provisions quiet. Pork rs Oh.
Lard 40.
LONDON. April Alta recent meet
inc of the liberal members OF Parlia
mani. IL was resolved to offer deter
mined opposition to all reform bills in
trodnced by the government. They
propose 10 bring the subject to q test by
a vote as soon as possible, and conn
IDENTIFY expect to have o majority IN
Parliament against tho bilL in which
event most OF the Derby Cabinet will
resign. 8 ALD u S.IG .SlAH0
PARIS, April 7.-7Bourse fiat; rentet
66i. 81 ay-l as 1e4
FRASKfoRI, April Z. U. s. bonds "a
LrvERpooL, April 1.-THE American
bark Elizabeth is reported to have run
ashore in the Baltic during severe
stOrm. .T. ..fEl - ~
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hMNmsxicnn News.

New York, April THE Herald's
special from San Luis Potosi via Calves,
@n,, denies the report. the defeat of
Escobedo, and on the contrary it is said
that Msximilian's forces made sortfes
from Qneretare and were driven back
after five hours bard fighting. Both
armies are being reinforced, Escobedo
having drawn in his lines, leaving open
one road from Mexico city. Forced loans
were levied In iall 1.-THE Liberal cities.
Several Americans were. arrested at
Bagdad for ASA nlting . Mexican guard.
The Mexican Minister at Washington
has received reliable information that
Santa Anna is organizing tillibuster-
ing force for the invasion Of Mexico.
The party is known as an immigration
society, and has many military notables
among its members.
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: LATEST MARKETS.. P. N.
ELGIfRlG1osed adiiek audi adyaht

FLOOR Ciosed quiet aud advanced
prices were insist d upon by holders,
materially checking the demand.
WHEAT-Somewhat tame, the sud-
den large advance checking the in
quiry; nominal quotations Of 6oa2 81
for No. 2 and 3 o0a2 IS for No. spring.
RYE-Quiet and firm at 50a1 81 for
western.
CORN-Quiet at l2s in store and
l % afloat for shipping mixed western:
OATS-Steady at 67a6S for old and
6Sa70 for new western.
PORK-Drooping tendency; sales OF
1000 bbls new mess at 90 90 regular way,
closing with sellers at % IS cash and
% 90 regular way, and buyers at 20 CIV
cash and % 90 regular way.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Dulland heavy at l2tal3 for
fair to prime steam and f3a13i for ket-
tie rendered.
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New York sieck Marke,.

NEW YORK, April u 6.3O r.. NJ.
Ohio certificates 25ia25i; Canton 44ia
44t; Cumberland Coal 30ia3l: Quicksil.
yer 3lta3l!; Mariposa preferred 2lfa2l !;
Western Union Telegraph 4la41f;-New
York Central l00sa1O0i; Erie 5sa55f;
Hudson 1364al37; Reading 10lia1OlS;
Michigan Southern 50aa50t; Illinois Gem
tral 1i4a114l; Cleveland and Pittsburp
72.a72f; Cleveland and Toledo 1l9a120;
Rock Island s5iasss; Northwestern 33i
a33s; do. preferred 6l4a6l5; Fort Wayne
g2ts92 Pacific Mail ,l20tal201;r Attain
tic del s1taa1s. - 8E - =
Border State bonds firmer and a lit
tie higher in several instances; new
Tennessee Is 23a23t; old Virginia 6s 62i
a63; new North Carolina 6s ISAAC; Mis-
souri, Is 95aa95i; Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph bonds S0aS2;; Pacific bonds 9osa95i.
Steamship shares tirmer and in more
active demand.
Miscellaneous shares steady and with
out special feature. s.
Coal shapss quiet and firm.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 6.
FLOUR-Int good demand and prices
25c higher, advances being on a'highcr
grade. Superfine, made from Spri
Wheat, 10 50al1 90; none in mar ct
made from winter Wheat. Trade brands
of Spring IL O0a43 SO; do Winter, IA 0Oa
Is IS, and Fancy Is 50a17 %. Stock
here is light; Wheat is f8c higher, end
demand in excess of supply No Spring
of consequences in market. No. 2 Win
ter sold sold 3 90, and White KY, at
3 25.
CORN-In good demand, and prices q
shade higher-Ear soc, Shelled s5c, in
bulk and 95a9sc sacked; it sold at one
dollar, to. be delivered sacked next
week.
OATS-Unchanged. Fair demand at
70a7lc; closing with these offerings.
RYE-aAdvanced l75,with fair mar
ket - G--l4A q 'lLAA-t -
BARLEY-Dull; choice spring sold at
I 20; fall dull and not saleable at over
50 for choice. 80 q -frsS1S
WHISKY-Dull at 20 in bond.
COTTON-Dull and prices unsettled;
middling could have been sold at 24!a
25, but holders were not willing to &C
cept these rates. rgfT Trp VS.
MESS PORK4Dnli and no demand;
% 75a23 90 for city, nominal.
BULK MEATS-Dnll at sal0 loose,
for shoulders and sides, and IL for hams,
BACON III rather better demand at
the close, at 9ia1l4al2i for shoulders,
sides and clear sides.
,HAAiS-tSteady, at 13al3t for plaiu,
and 15al5a for sugar cured. C2'
LARD-Held at l2aa13, with 10 de-
mand worthy Of note, 80 that these
rates are nominal lDE!- THD lot
BUTTER-Very scarce, and fresh in
demand at 30a35.
CHEESE-Firm, at 17a17a for COM
mon Ohio; and lSal9 for factory. 40
SEEDS-Clover1 sold at II So, but is
now held at IL 90, with spall sales at
this rate; Timothy higher; cloeing at
2 90a3 90; Flax in demand, at 50a2 30.
LINSEED DILL 40 was offered and
refused; holders asking AZ. -.
PETROLEUM-Dnll, Mt 40a42 for re-
fined, duty paid. -
SUGAR-l1ta14.
COFFEE-Firm, at 25a2s.
GOLD-132 buying, and 133 selling.
EXOIiA8GE-f'irnI. F.! { 80 CD.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 6.-General
Scott, commissioner of the freedmen's
bureau for this State. has issued cir
cular letter to the freedmen, deprscating
the violent assertion OF their supposed
rights, aud urging them to have recourse
to the courts for redress for wrongs.
This letter refers to the recent car dis
turbance,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
new York Market. (a

,r., New YORK, April ..
/ COTTON-Steady; sales of 1900 bales
a25 for middling uplands. OF
FLOUR-Receipts 3l40 bbls: market
1Oa25 better; sales of IL sou barrels at
10 0Oal0 05 for superiine State and west
ern; IL ;s5al2 80 for extra western; II o5a
ii IS for choice do; II 05a13 % for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and
| i3 lGal4 80 for trade brands; market
closing quiet; California; Hour firmer;
sales of 500 bbls ut Is 00al6-1U.'
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts none: active, en-
cited and Sa10 better, with good
speculative demand for spring; sales of
az. 900 bu. at 2 4Oa2 81 for No. Chica.
60 and No. 2 and No. Milwaukee mix
ed; 2 60a2 65 for No. 2 Nilwauiee; 3 20a
3 30 for white California; 240 for very
choice do; 2 SIS for amberState, and 80
for white Michigan.
RYE-Activc and 3a5 higher; sales
81. 900 bush western at 45al so.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales 1000 bush
Canada West, free: part at / ~, and S.
for damaged State.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CORN-2eceipts 1865 bush; market
active aud la2 better; sales 166, 100 bush:
2lal22f for mixed western in store,
chiefly ut 21al22, and % atloat: also
% for new yellow Southern.
OATS-Receipts 90S bush; market a
shade firmer; sales Sc, 600 bush at 67a6s
for old western; 6Sa10 foS new do, and
7Ssa75 for State.
,RICE-Dull.
4 COFFEE-Firm and quiet.
MOLASSES-Dpli.- - r - /
SUGAR-In fair demand; sales 700
hhds Cuba al l0allc, and llal2c for
Porto Rico.
PETROLEUM-Dull at l6al6tc for
crude, aud 25a27c for refined in bond.
COAL-Quiet and unchanged.
HOPS-Qpiat at 30a65, '.gqn,.t ~
WOOL-Firm. with n moderate de-
mand; sales 300, 900 lbs At 45a62s for do
nestle fleece; 40a5l for super and extra
pulled, and 25a31 for Texas.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole shade
lower, with active demand at 25ia29i
for Baenos Ayres, light weight, 2sa2Stt
Tor middle, 29s30i for heavy do, 27a2S
Tor California. light weight, 2Sa25i for
middle do, and 27a2S for heavy do.
Pokk-Lower and heavy; sales Of
aiVo bbis at % 90a23 o. for new mess;
closing at y 50 cash, % O0a22 25 for old
mess; ~ 5Oal975 for prime. and % 90
for primo mess; also 1000 bbls now mess
at sellers option for MAY, on pr;yate
terms, and % 25a21 10 buyers option, for
April.
BEEF-Steady; sales of 425 bbls at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Firim ut 40aoS.
BACON-Quict and heavy; salss 270
boxes OF 109 for Cumberland cut. and
1lsa11 SIG for short ribbed.
CUT MEATS-Dull; salesof 800 pkgs
at 7al0 for shoulders, and 12aaf4 for
hams. isafS}t 72ETs'' ~ "'Efs f'lA
LARD-Unchanged: sales Of $50 bbls
at i2al34 for new. ,y5 -
BUTTER-Dull at l0al5 for Ohio. -,
% CHEESE-Steady ct l2al9. 'T saai,
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New York Dry Goods Market.
f.s N,,,. w., l-~.I A.

The dry goods trade is generally
rather quiet, thougha fair business is
doing in new and novel styles in chaste
and desirable coloring at steady rates,
but other descriptions hang fire and
prices are low and weak under the de-
cline in cotton and gold. In the prices
ofdry goodstherc is no essential change,
except in Merrimacs ID brand prints in
dark styles, which are down to Ii; ORR
ental-prints are selling at l5i. under
the pane of Glasgow ticket. 81
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y Simon Horkheimer ,rs. Reuben 7. Hedges and
others: Attaehrnent In Chaneery, IN the circuit
Court for Ohio county, West Va.
John NJ. Cooper, in his own right and a. as.
signee Of separate claims, Of John W Beck,
Joseph w. Ferrell, J. z. Curtis, and Of Robert
White %. same defsndants Same.
1'HE SAID REUBEN 2, HRDGES WILL
i take notice that the said Simon Horkheimer
will, on the 9th day Of April 1857, n the office
Of z. Jacob, in Wheeling, take the deposition
Of Henry Horkheimer to be used in evidence in
his said case; and the said Hedges viii also take
notice that, at the same time and place. the said
John NJ Cooper viii take the dispositions Of J..
E. Curtiss, Joseph W. Ferrell, John W. Beck,
Robert White, and others, to be read in evidence
ON the hearing Of his, said Cooper's said case.
-. -. -ts,,s seq, z JACOB
Attorney for said Simon Horkheimer and said
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c c11nfSssf With Kussia on the eastern
fts 4 sss e ssas,s %ssa douar Ss ~
the National Bank of Cherry Valley,
New York is.in circulation.
At meeting of the working mems
UqioniNt night, itewas stated hat t5V
carpenters out OF $50 on strike had
recsiyed the advnnce. In Brooklyn, it
was stated the strike had been entirely
successful.
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Northumberland formations.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The commit,
tee on Printing yesterday investigated
the purchases of paper made last No
vember by Mr.. Wendell, at that time
SUPERINTENDENT of public printing.
The Senate confirmed Henry g..
Thomas to be Major General by brevet,
aud Wager Swayne, J. Reynolds, Ben:
jamin H Griefson and Neson pt"gSStiess
to be, Briga der Generals BY breret :
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from one Of ths most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and the greater
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere.
has effected some Of the most astonishing eurcs
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing IN the head and ears when asleep, great
neryousness, being alarmed nc sudden Sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent elushing. attended
sometines with arrangement Of mind, were eur.
ed ifpn1cdiately.b 20 = '.'- ~ 40 % ''-"~
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)DATIoN TRAIN.

DAssRNGER TRAINS WILL Bun
by the following schedule on and aiter TOE
ii of January, 1861: f
.CCoHf,fOD ATOM TRAIN. tet Ga
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IAppsaI fer Aid. :

New YORK, April Elm the Meth
odist Conference to-day an appeal lot
aid was made by Rev. Mr.. johnson for
his ciety in Jefferson city, Mo. 1t was
endorsed by Governor Fletcher. Five
hundred dollars were raised. Resolu-
tious reSe adopted endorsing the E0s7
gEsiionaII policy and approving naesfo
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Strike.

LEwnfoN,j Ne, April 1.-THE male
spinners In sall-ths cotton mills ihhve
been on strike for 10 hours since Mon
day. The mills are all running rs usual,
and probably will continue with new
helm
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PENMANSHIP.

Mr. Blakely has made arrangements. with Mr.
Greasy, Principal of the Commercial College, bs
which his students win have the advantage Of
studying penmanship and Of acquiring grace
ftf flowing style under the tuition OF Professor
Christie, one of the first penmen and most sue
cessful teachers Of his ART in the country,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 6.
Flour bhoyant. Wheat excited and
higher at 2 43a2 90. Corn active and
higher at l 03. Oats active at 54a54t
Rye firm at l 45. Barley firm at about
10. Whisky 23a24. Mess Pork weak
at % so. Lard 12i. Clear sides IL;
rough sides 10; shoulders r. .rr.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK. April 6.
Money a shade easier at Z per cent.
for call loans. g,gtr-
Sterling, dull at l0sial0Ss.
Gold lower, opening at 1921, and clos
ing at 1929.
Government, stocks dull, and Q shade
easier.
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SnGcnye in alhiO,

CoLrMprs. ONO, April 6.-The snf-
fragc Resolution passed this morning,
extends suffrage to all mail citizens eX-
cept rebels, deserters and stockholders.
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Suicide.

Fox LAKE. Miss, April Ga young
and esteemed lady, named Miss Nathana
Parrish. ccmitted suicide Ivy throwing
herself into q cistern this morning. The
Cause is unknown.
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DefnuItsr..

HupsoN. y. Y, April 5.-joseph Has
brook, the defaulting cashier of the first
national bank, was taken last evening
to New York, where he will have an
early trial before the United States
Carrt. - ..,,-
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TERMS.

The first term VIII commence April LIST. end
ing june 25th. Glasses are now in course Of
formation, aud no extra charge will be made for
tuition till April LIST.
For further particulars see circular and
Wheeling College Monthly, or apply personally
TO Mr.. Blackely, at his Office, corner of Monroe
and Main streets, mp stairs.
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CALL FOR THE
.BEMISPATENT SHAPE CELLARS

Asd Iasist sDsa Havlng Thea.
fsrier Collar, even thonxA IN days na~t n " a.
considered enc Of the best, bat remember tkst
every deg hes its day, s.d tbes hust nsEs
These Collars are for isle at retail ~ an the
throughout the United states. and Iu ~ linz.
pal eities Of the Old world - .
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Buffalo Market.

= rT' - BUFFALO, April 4.
Fiour-No. spring ~ SO. Wheat
amber Canada 200. Corn-old at
10 and new at O5, and at the close
was held at 06. Glover seed at 9 GOA
10 30.
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METHOD CONSTRUCTION.

The system of instruction which Mr.. Blakely
has adopted and pursues ia slightly modified
form of the Pestalozzian system. BY 1t in th5
earlier stages Of education development Of the
mental faculties Is sought rather than filling
the mind with facts and theories before the
mind is fitted for acquiring them in scientihc
and rvstematic manner. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08
As A NEWSPAPER

and reliability Tbs bat and laie.i Inienn.iio.
that can be obtained by TELEGRAPH ..t
NAIL, In relation 70 matters Of general intefvs,
win Always b laid before ear vadsrs and %
cost viii Be counted In keeping our subscrihsn
thorosghly and eenstantly posted apos al i0y-'
u '"po''.hoe' s..-FAiy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08
CLASSICS.

Tho Latin and Greek authors win DO taught
ON the German system as employed with some
few notifications in Professor Hadley's Gram
mars and Mammals. Great attention VIII also
be Maid TO Latin and Greek composition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08
Reclamation Of GeGrnrd.

BosroN. April Ga letter from Port
au Prince states that President Geffrard
had resigned and left the island for ia