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popularity, and now takes pleaspr. d SSsS,
to the people Of this State, the La ps,-s,S,
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history as the sur-st and best ip3s, % !, =.
course upon all questions OF NarA. =, 10 hcs,
policy. Believing that the var ~. Sss
its legitimate purposes attained ui,I ~ eeN Il.
der Of the rebel armies, and the ,hs,t sS;r,
slavery and secession BY the San,r - atsi /,
TER will be tho mfiinciing advoca,, u! Ne Rs
uros that tend 10 promote the natios,,, y s,A
TO restore the unity Of the GoyrrrsssG
extend 10 all sections the prio.l,.s p M ~ .
an impartial Union and n las,in, 1910 I
be equally hrm In Its opposition u :. hr.
schemes that impose unjust and M A'rss
conditions upon the Reunion OF |. rarI,s,
that was never broken, that r.s,,'fts,:
ual ascsndaney TO one political pS,,V -. fIs'
changing estrncism 10 every other -
thwart the wishes OF every patr,o,,e - y
leaving our country still divided on.
disunit~d, our Union aurcst.rJ n. ~
the opinion of all men. while .t..Ss'.,t "a "a
eating its own, despising the prusc,ipt,r, m
Of fanaticism while firmly adheriss 10 =, - 6
convictions Of right and duty.
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Fires.

CiScINNArI, May 3.-The extensive
soap and candle works of Thomas En-
cry i Sons, corner of Vine and Water
streets, Were destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss sl25,0o0. Insured for
$4,000.
Fox DIT LAC, Wis, May 3.-The Lew
is House and ten other buildings were
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
$4,000. Mostly insured. Cause I'M
known.
CHICAGO, May 3.-The Merchants
Hotel, corner of State and Washington
streets, was destroyed by ire this fore
noon. Loss $4,000. Insured for $50
600. Several of the art rooms in the
Crosby opera house were considerably
damaged by water.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, May 3.
$50 P. M.-The market is steady;
Ohio certificates 2a22t; Canton 43sa443;
Cumberland 30a32; Quicksilver 29a99};
Mariposa 7as; do preferred 20a2Oi; West
ern Union Telegraph 42fa424; New
York Central 9sia9si, Erie 63i; do pre-
ferred 72a73; Hudson 96sa96s; Reading
103fal04; Michigan Southern 6Ssa6es;
Illinois Central 1l3iall3t; Pittsburg
7lsa72; Rock Island s9fa90; North
western 254a35i; do. preferred 62ta62t;
Fort Wayne 974a97t; Pacific Mail l2a9a
1881; Atlantic 933a94.
Border State bonds steady, with an
advance on Tennessees, late sales of
which at 64i; Missouris 95i; Pacific
bonds 9oa96; Hannibal e. st. Joseph
SlaS2.
Coal shares quiet and steady.
Miscellaneous shares firm and higher.
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writ Of Maben. Corpu. Gr.,,,a

New YORK, May 3.-The Post SAYS
On Wednesday last George Shea, of the
counsel for JEFF. Davis, presented Pc
tition to the United States Circuit
Court of the District of Virginia, aud
moved upon it before Judge Underwood
for writ of habeas corpus, directed to
General Burton, commanding Fortress
Monroe, to have Jefferson Davis before
that Court. at Richmond, on the Sec
ond Monday in May. The Judge, after
hearing the argument of Mr.. Shea, and
after some deliberation, granted the
writ. The writ has been sent to Rich
mond and placed in the hands of the
United States Deputy Marshal for i'm
mediate service.
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The Rrest In Ohio.

CLEVELAND, May 3.-The frost and
cold snap last night was very severe
ON the lake shore, and ice formed to the
thickness of quarter of an inch. In
Toledo no damage by frost; Fremont,
peaches injured: FostOris, no damage;
Findlay, Norwalk, New Jordan, do.
Youngston, Ashtabula, Painesville
peaches injured; Sandusky, no damage;
Upper Sandusky and Warren, no dam
age of consequence; Bucyrus, Mansfield,
Canton. Wooster, no damage by frost;
Newark and Lima, no frost. Hudson,
Akron, Raveuna, heavy frost. damaging
10 peaches.
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LOUISVILLE, May a-The Mayor, in a
message to the Council, states that the
population of the city has increased
from $4,000 to $4,000 within the past
two years. al-l 10 ta.f
The lower board adopted joint res
olution, appointing committee from
both boards, inviting President John
son and other distinguished personages
to be present at the Inauguration of
the Clay statue on the 30th of Nav.
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Farmers, Merchants and @,
tie Dealers

Will have their interests specially cOr,u,.y +,
the preparation Of this column. and no b.. :,
man In West Virginia should hesitate \. ,1
himself Of Its advantages
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The Gonnori Murder.

INDrANAPoLIs, May 3.-The money
stolen from the railroad office at Cos.
port. and Willis McMinniway's, the
murderers. clothes were found buried
under an ash hopper in McMinniway's
yard. The money and clothes were
bloody. Another man implicated has
been arrested. The excitement is in
creasing, and it is feared the citizens
will hang them before night. McMin'
niway is a citizen of Gosport, and has
been assisting Johns in loading freight
and collecting freight bills. His wife
says he did not come home until IL
o'clock the night of the murder. and
lett ut ) o'clock in the morning for
Quincy.
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gg Teleetaph
TO rHK RRGIsTkH'- 81
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Resisfer,i

LONDON, April 3, Noon.-Consois, vi
bonds. IN: Illinois Central 76; Eric
4at. Bullion in the Bank of England de-
creased ESs,000. b5 a,sissforsl5L s.''s'
ANTWERP, May 3. No0p.-Petroleum
l3f.
LIVERPOOL, May ), Noon.-Cotton
brokers' circular reports sales OF the
week Mt $4,000 bales; stock in port ez'''
900, half American. The market opens
to-day quiet; uplands, 1l.a1lsd. Wheat
lbs Cd for western red; Ids cd for Cali
fornia. Corn, A. Barley, As I'd. Oats
"a "a. Provisions unchanged. Pork
75s cd. Bacon, sos, Lard, Sis I'd
Cheese, 60. Petroleum spirits, lid re
fined, Is Sd. .saE JE-avyG
LONDON, Maya Evening.-There i.
considerable anxiety as to the result o
the forthcoming peace conference. Ear
Derby says, officially, that no plan has
been fixed as basis of settlement o
the Luxemburg question, though n
hoped permanent peace would be th'
result Of their deliberations.
Dispatches received state that
rising of the Repu blicans in Spain had
occurred. Nothing known as to TIT
proportions of the insurgents.
FRANKFORT, May So. :. bonds clos
ed last evening at 76s. =,
ELECTROMAGNETIC Az; Illinois
Central 10; 5-20's Ills.
ANTWERP, May 3.-Petroleum ad
vanced to i3f &c per barrel, for STANDARD
white.
LIVERPOOL, May 3-Evening-Sinc
noon cotton is inactive, and declines
Id; middling uplands 11s; Orleans lls
breadstuffS firm; corn steady at 44s
other markets without change.
LONDON, May 3.-In the House
Commons last night division too
place on the reform bill, and the Gov
erument was defeated by a majority
81 votes in favor Of the Liberal part!
The Government insists on its prohib
ton against holding political meeting
in Hyde Park, and the Home Office ha
warning against the reform demon
stration proposed to be held in tina
place on Monday next.
BERLIN, May "a treaty of allianc
has been concluded between Prussi
and the Grand Duchy of Hesse.
LIVERPOOL, May 3, Evening.-Co,
ton closed quiet without improving
sales of 1900 bales. Breadstnffs quiet
Corn, sales Of mixed western toward
the close at AS Sd per quarter, an nd
vance of Sd. Wheat, No. Milwaukee
red at lbs Cd; white California las &c
Barley, IS Cd. Oats, IS I'D. Peas heav
and declined Cd: sales of Canadian q
AS. Manchester market heavy. fr'
visions and produce unchanged. Lon
don markets unaltered.
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CincinnnIi Market.

CINCINNATI, May 8.
FLOUR-Firm at full prices.
WHEAT-Firmer and but little Of
ferred: No. spring 3 90; No. = winter
3 40: No. | 3 50a3 60. the latter rate for
hill.
CORN-In good demand, and prices
higher; closing Mt o3 in bulk and II
sacked.
OATS-Firm at ~.
RYE-Firm at ! 70al II. but demand
light.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Firm at 26.
COTT0N--Dull ut 25a26 for middling.
PROFESSIONALISM aud unchanged.
MESS PORK-In demand at ~ 80,
but cannot be bought below % 75.
BULK MEATS-Cnchanged.
BACON-Unchanged
LARD--Firmer at 12ial2a, bnt not
much doing.
GOLD-Closed at 1851 buying, and
l 36l selling.
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New York Items

New YORK. May 3--Sixty-seven bar
rels of Illicit whisky was seized in this
city, on Thursday.
Great numbers of refugees are arriv-
ing in this city from Ireland. They
give very discouraging accounts of the
state of country. and say the movement
in Ireland is entirely abandoned. 1t is
said Colonel Roberts has made spe-
cial call on the Fenian brotherhood for
aid 10 the families of Irish prisoners.
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FROM NEW YORK.
snsw-Poriland suGerers-Panama
Corrcspondencc-Fro Chiii-Hnv.
ana Cerre.pondenee-Ce MHss
Meeting.

snsw-Periland suGerers-Panama
Corrcspondencc-Fr Chiii-Hnv-
ana Correspond enee-Celore Mass
Meeting.
NEW YORK, May 3-There was fall
of snow this morning, sufficient to COW
or the ground.
1t is said that two-thirds of the 5000,
900 contributed for the relief of the suf-
ferers by the great Portland fire still
remains in the hands of the committee.
The parties contending for the future
ownership of the Panama railroad were
making quite lively fight over the mat
ter. The holders of $50, 000, 900 of bonds
in England had offered the whole of
these together with large amount of
money for the road, but the present
owners have bid yet higher. and il was
probable that it would still remain in
their hands.
The Herald's Chill correspondent
says: The Spanish fleet had not reap
peared ON the Pacific since the resigna-
ton and departure of Admiral Tucker.
Communication had been resumed be-
tween the CHILEAN and United States
vessels of war
Inc WoIh on the NdlbdlaiSo loItluCd-
ton was being pushed forward with
vigOr. The harbor was full of war YES
sells The Russian and American Naval
officers fraternized with each other, but
both were coldly civil I" tlic French and
English.
The HeraId'S Havana correspondent
SAYS: The revolution in Hayti is still
in full activity. No election of Presi-
dent had taken place, and General
Message continued to exercise the func-
lions of Provisional President. Gener-
oil Victorinc looms up as the chief of
the revolutionists. and had proceeded
with troops and cannon To st. Mare to
oppose Salnarey. Several French war
vessels were expected there toienforce
the payment of claims due under treaty
stipulations entered into at the re-
establishment of llaytiau independence.
4 mass meeting of colored citizens
was held at the African church in this
city last evening. About 1900 persons
were present The speakers were both
white aud color,d. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted pledging the col
ored voters support To the candidates
of the Republican party, and no other.
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WESTvIRGINIA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. ~ Monroe Street,
Wheeling.

WE TAKE PLKAsURE IN An
w N0UNCING to our many friends aud IN
public generally, that we have added 10 ON
stock Of Religious Books, vs-FEo.s
School Books, Stationery &c.
and win keep constantly on hand, Family and
Pocket Bibles, HYMN and Prayer Books, Sunday
School Books, School Books, Blank Book, Gap,
Letter, Note, and Billet Papers, Envelopes,
Pens, Ink, Pencils &c. In fact everything
usually kept in firstclass Book Store, II
which win Be sold at the lowest possible pricss.
Please give us cali.
= GBO. w. STONRR, Local Agent,
Authorized Agent for Sunday Magazine Pres
byterian, and Sunday School Times- 3.
We have Stationer's Stamp for stamping
nitiais on.paper audi envelopes. novs
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senator Wilson "A, Charleston.

New YORK, May 3.-The Herald's
Charleston special says: On Senator
Wilson's arrival in this city several
committees of distinguished citizens,
and i number of colored men called
upon him. Some sixty or seventy prom
incnt whites, including large number
of former secessionists. signed o letter
of welcome to Mr.. Wilson, rendering
the Lospitalities Of the city, and invit-
ing him to address them on the political
topics of the day.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

rrabcss Cerpas-J. II. NIenree-New
Orleans ltena-Gov. Sharkey-Pos''
uHn.ser Geaeral RanAan. ~
NEW YORK, May 3.-The Times WASH WASH,
ington special says: Judge Underwooa
has issued writ of habeas corpus loi
the purpose of bringing JEFF. Dav p;o Ce
fore his court at the next term III n''A,
mond, on the 18th inst.
John T. Monroe, ex-Hayor OF rev UT
leans had an interview with the fresi-
dsnt ' Yesterday u complaining. severely
IF General sheridan's action in regard
y Private advices frem New Orleans, re-
ceiyed here to-day, state that the radi-
cal Unionists expect to carry the city
at the coming municipal election.
Governor Sharkey, of Mississippi, ex-
pressed the belief yesterday that three
if not four members of the court Will
favor the granting of the military re-
construction injunctions. Five Is u ma
jority. 10 80.
The Herald's says: A rumor is ye'
current that Postmaster General h'p''
dali has rendered his resignation
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CLASSICS.

The Latin and Greek authors will be taught
on the German system rs employed with some
few notifications in Professor Hadleys Gram
mars and Manuals Great attention viii also
be paid to Latin and Greek composition.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

In published every Friday. Its sonienn VI :
made up Of all Important new, Ofibs u-l
telegraphic reports, transactions IN the Mlil,a
Editorials upon subjects Of general iRtsfr. .
Agricultural Column, special corrrspond,s
from all parts Of the State choice ltenfJ a.
posticA selections, AMI isrg" amount Il 'E-
fully prepared miscellaneous reading ,ual., =
all classes of the community. H. shat 70
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 y %
best Family Neinspnpsr sr.r pubi'hrd IA ~
Stdi,.
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Prise Riehs., :.

Denver, Col, May 3.-There was q
prize fight here yesterday, between
Reed and Fitzgerald, for one thousand
dollars stakes There were sc rounds
fought. Reed won. ~
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and tine greater
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness with frequent blushing, attended
some times with arrangement of mind, were cur
ed Immediately. '.
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| LATER. |

LOUISVILLE, May 3.-Dispatches from
GOsport, Indiana, to 10 p. M, state that
McMinniway, the murderer of johnson,
the telegraph operator and station
agent. would surely be hung this even
ing. 4 platform has been erected in
the street to try the prisoner. The ex.
element was very great.
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Mrs. JeG. Davis.

FORTRESS MONROE, May S.-Mrs. d.
xs went to Washington last evening,
ior the purpose Of comforting with Pres
ident Johnson upon the release of her
husband. '-
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Mississippi Injunction Cnse-s"P
e,e Commfssiouers.

e.e Com mfssiOuers.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Tbe Mississippi
;,;nnct;on case being before the SUI
n:eme Court to-day, Robert j. Walker
made argument for the petitioners de-
nyipr that Congress had power to pass
an act beyond the range of judicial in
ouiry. and concluding that the Consti
tuition provided for such cases as this
TO be brought before court.
In replying to Attorney General
Stapbery's remarks of last Friday, Mr
Walker maintained that political ques-
tions had not been excluded from TINS
Court, and in support OF this position
he referred, among other more receh!
cases,to the military commission ane
test oath questions, upon both OF which
the Supreme Court had pronounced
their opinions. Mr.. Walker quoted
various decisions, to which no further
reputation of the Attorney General
views that this Court has jurisdic
ton in cases not involving
money and land, aud in conclusion
while speaking Of the desperate anG
wholesale sweeping out OF ten OF TIT
States of this Union by the reconstruc
tion act as contrary to the Constitution
of the United States, he said q brOade
bill of attainder in penalties had neve
been passed. 1t reduced ten millions o
loyal and disloyal people to bondag,
and substituted the cleaning sWor'
and the bristliug bayonet for constltu
tional guards and the courts OF law. ;.
When Mr.. Walker had finished, Al
wanted twenty minutes to three O'Clock
After consultation, the court stated
that it would hear Attorney Genera
Stanbery in reply on Monday, II
which time the court adjourned.
The Japanese Commissioners, accom-
named by Sc eretary Seward, arrived Of
the executive mansion this morning
shortly before the hour of Cabinc
meeting, 12 o'clock, and presented them
selves to the president, who received
them in one Of his reception rooms
Secretary McCullOch was present
The interview was of that forma
character with which the introduction
of foreign commissioners or diplomat
from foreign countries were conducted
The Chief Commissioner, who wa
clad in the official costume of his rank
upon being introduced by the Secretar!
of State, made q short address to TIT
President, in which he stated his hap
piness nj meeting him, and conveyed
to him the kind expressions Of TIT
Tycoon.
The credentials of the commits
sioners were read and translated t
the President, who expressed To then
the pleasure he experienced in meetin;
them. The particular object of tn
mission will he conveyed to the Govern
ment through the Secretary OF State, t.
whom the Commissioners will commu
nicate at an early day. Al the conclu
sion of the interview, which LASTED
only abOnt twenty-five minutes, tn,
Commissioners were conducted through
the various public rooms OF the Man
sion. The japanese design remaining
some time.
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T II f IL e GISTER

VIII strive to make the popular mind .,,,.,
conviction, rather than slavish BY dir,,,as III u
viii labor TO disseminate only such ,i,Ss -, -
current qucstions a. bUar the stamp al -. -
and me seal Of truth. ~S
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TERMS.

The classes in the various subjectg have now
been formed, and though students can enter at
any time yet it will be much to their advantage
{" commence the course a. soon rs possible.
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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Copies OF n few Of gIr. Blake
= Iy'S Testimonials.

VICTORIA PARK ACApfMr
CLIFTON. BRIsTuL-
Mr. Bakely has been Classical and Mathemat.
ical master in my Academy. He has received a
good Classical and Mathematical education.
found him 10 be lively and very interesting
teacher and by his cheerful disposition lie won
the affections of his pupils. know him to be
the son of highly respectable, and religious pa
rents, and he is a gentlemanly and respectable
young man.
think he IL sure to give satisfaction wherever
he goes and he has my best wishes for his fu'
ture success Of which he Is ~ worthy.
BENJNMIS TOMPKINs,
March. IsG?. Principal.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL PENZANCE,
MIDSUMMER, lo63.
Mr. J.. T.. Blakely has been Second and Class
zeal Master in this school for oLe year. He Il
very energetic and conscientious in his work
and has given me great satisfaction, which am
convinced he will do anywhere
4 RFSNETT. Head Master
!. . 81 PFsTALozZIAS INSTITUTE,
WogKsoP, MOTIFS ENGLAND
Am happy To certify that Mr.. Blakely'
ability attachments and character are of high
Master In nv establishment. He ia successful
teacher. knows how To captivate his pupils at
| tentiDn and make them love their studies.
He prepared several candidates, both seno
| and Junior for the Cambridge examinations II
| Classics English and Theology, and of sever
candidates. six were placed in the honor list th'
other merely passing "
Dec - 1861. |. l.. FLLESBERGER
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ENGLISH.

Special attention viii be paid in this depart,
ment to Grammar Rhetoric and Elocution, and
every pains will be taken to give to students q
clear and elegant style Of composition, acquired
by frequent practice and careful attention to
the rules Of Grammar and Rhetoric.
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ROOMS.

| The rooms are spacious, well lighted and ven
tilated and every care win be taken TO rendeF
them healthy and comfortable.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 3.
Flour firm and Zoe higher. Wheat
firm; No. 9, 2 75a277. Corn, sellers at
l 10. Oats firm and higher; 66&a67
Rye firm at 80. Barley dull. Mess
pork held at 227J. Lard nominal at
l2 sal2S.
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BaHalo Market,

BUFFALO, May }.
Flour, II 50 for ordinary western and
medleyis. Wheat firm. Corn, Is for
new. to arrive: % for old, from store,
and 17al II for new, on track. Oats
h cid at 80.
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Reflect that a sound mind aud body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubiai
happiness. Indeed without these the journey
through life becomes n weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens to the Wow; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
onntl,. p hacnmea Iii yhtad with our own
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THE 1'Ri.WEEKLY

L. Published every Tuesday, Thursday Az \,
urday, and contains, besides the coutsau ;, !.
preceding issues Of the Daily, many vlla-,
items prepared especially Tot This pu6lini-s
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Fran RuMalA

BUFFALO, May 3.-Ice remains in the
harbor. A large feet of vessels are
outside waiting to get it.
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MATHEMATICS.

Geometry, Algebra. Trigonometry and Land.
Surveying will also be taught and 10 such rs
seek to become Engineers, Land-Surveyers,
Architects, &C.. an opportunity will he afforded
of obtaining thorough scientific training.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. B. Co.

orr,cI BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, Jan. ). 1857.