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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-19
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, February 1S.-A sub
committee of Ways and Means commit
tee is in session on the details and
phraseology of the new tax bill, which
will not be reported for several weeks to
come.
The amount of gold in the Treasury
100000 payable in gold certificates, the
balance, So, 300, 900 belongs exclusively
TO the United States. 1t is estimated
that the receipts of gold from customs
from this date to May first will be $685.
100000, making an aggregate of SlO3,-
100000, ont of which there is payable
on the first of March S4,500,GOO due on
1910 bonds, and on the first of May
about 81 100000 interest due on 5-2O
bonds, leaving balance on hand ofgOld
after paying all expenses of S9S, 800, 900,
or 81 100000 after the coin certificates
are deducted. These estimates are in
case no sales of gold are made between
these periods.
A delegation of Pattowatomie Indians
from Kansas had an Introductory inter-
view with the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, regarding the general business
of tkeir tribe.
Indian agent Mathews, of Mountain
Crows has reached this city from
Fort Phil. keaIney. He came by the
Powder river road alone, and reports
the Indians peaceable in that section.
Notwithstanding the constant. re-
trenchment now going on in the va
rious bureaus of the War Department,
the pressure for appointments contin-
ues as large rs ever Applications are
coming mostly from discharged soldiers;
the response they meet is, lit is impos
sible to make additional appointments"
and it is even contemplated at an early
day to make further large decrease of
the force III the Department.
Notice has been given by the British
Postof1ice Department that on and from
the LIST of March the single rate Ofpost-
age for letters between the United
States aud East Indies and England
will be Is cents per half ounce; via
Southampton and Marseilles 80 cents:
prepayment compulsory.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Butler introduced a bill to amend
an act establishing National Banks, In
reference to voting by proxies, etc. Re
ferred.
Mr.. Starkweather introduced bill
placing $4,000 in the hands of the Sec
rotary of State to relieve the wants and
defray expenses of the return to the
United States of destitute citizens i'm
prisoned in foreign countries without
Justice and discharged without trial or
acquittal. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Kerr the President
was requested to communicate any re-
port in reference to ship canals around
the falls of the Ohio river. TIE House
resumed /; the consideration of the
bill before published, giving a
pension to certain surviving officers
and soldiers of the war of 1912. Dur
ing the debate Mr.. Loan stated that
the amount to be paid uNder the bill
wonld not exceed two millions per year.
After the debate, Mr.. Washburne, OF
ILL.,, being the main opponent, the bill
passed without division. The House
went into Committee of the Whole,
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa. in the chair, and
considered the legislative and appro-
priation bill.
The House seconded the previous
question on the bill, and Mr.. Wash
burne, of Illinois, said he would not
press action upon the bill this evening.
Mr.. Schenck introduced bill for the
relief of certain exporters of distilled
spirits. Referred to committee on Ways
and Means.
On motion of Mr.. Schenck, the Sec
rotary of State was directed to furnish
information in reference to the contin-
gent fund of his Department.
Adjourned.
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Marshal County Convention.

\ large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Democrats and Conservatives of
Mead township, was held at Lynn Camp
on February sth. Stirring speeches
were made by Jackson Travis and Abra-
ham Richmond. The following dele
gates were appointed to the Mounds
vile Convention: Jackson Travis, Da-
vid August, Jr., Josephus Calvert, IL.
Mcdowell, Henry B. Yoho, J. Vandever,
Kelley, William Suites, c. c. Ycung,
William Wiley, James Montgomery, j..
Goddard, aud Jacob Mason, Jr., with
ten alternates.
At meeting of the same party, held
on the same day at Wolf Run School
Honse, in Webster township, the fol-
lowing delegates were appointed to rep
resent said township in the Mouudsyilie
Convention: Andrew Wilson, William
Hartley, James Connolly, S. McCreary,
r. G. Rosenberger, John Smart, James
Cooper, John Null, John Martin and
John McCreary.
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From Havana

New YORK, February 1.-The Her
AIDS Havana special says: Advices
from Hayti to the 18th inst. are received.
The Solomon party fraternizes with the
Cacos in the Capital and their cause
is becoming very popular.
Business was recovering and coffee
was coming in great abundance from
the interior.
Exchange on the United States at
thirty-one per cent.
A Spanish steamer from Cadiz has ar
rived at Havana with troops. She
stopped at Porto Rico whence she brings
dates to the 18th inst.
Slight shocks of earthquakes were
still felt On that island.
The treasury had received seventy
thousand dollars from Havana to relieve
distress.
A railway was projected from San
Juan to Resopedias.
Property was depreciating in value
and land and cattle are frequently sold
at auction to provide for the payment of
taxes.
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New Work Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, February IL.
DRY GO0DS-It ought to have been
stated last evening that trade was SEN
sibly surprised on learning once more
of II suspension of the well known job
bling house of Geo. A. Wicks X CO., or
at least tho successor of the firm. To-
day the cotton market opened lively if
not quite excited, but is some let up in
demand this afternoon because of the
new goods coming in. Jobbers will not
name price at least on prints before
Tomorrow. They will be higher and in
anticipation thereof all goods offering
have been brought up to-day. Spragues
print was advanced by the agents, but
to-day has been jobbed at 13!c; Pacific
at 1870; Cocheo at 14c; Merrimac d at
ii; do frocks l4c; w cloth oriental at
l3ic; tlannels in poor styles at BE;
Gloucester at 12ic; ,Amoskeag at 12lc;
Lowell at lie; Wamsutta at lie: all full
l24c higher tomorrow; heavy brown
sheetings scarce and &c higher. There
is none on sale in the leading house of
America, but the other house is .obbing
Indian head at 1Sc; Amoskeag A at &c;
Augusta at lie; Pepperell r at 164c;
Atlantic and shirtings at lac; heavy
sheeting likely to advance to 20c ere
long.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. Febrl

FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WIIEAr-Uuchauged and quiet.
CORN-Dull at 79aS0c for ear: no de-
mand for shelled.
OATS-Dull; sales at 65c for No. |.
RYE-Firmer; sales No. l and extra
at 65a70c.
BARLEY-Firna; sales ut IOa2 40.
COTTON-Closed in good demand at
22c for middliAg.
MESS PORK-Advanced to 90 pa
% 80, but there were no sellers below
"a % at the close.
BULK MEATS-Were taken to the
extent of the offerings at 9allc for
shoulders and sides, but there was none
to be had st these rates at the close.
BACON-In demand at 10!a124al3fc,
but holders asked 4c higher at the close,
and this advance was obtained to some
extent.
HAMS-Unehanged and quiet.
LARD-Advanced to l4lc, with sales
of 800 tierces; no sellers below 1ItC at
the close.
EGGS-Declined to27a28c, and the
supply better.
BUTTER-Scarce and firmer; fresh
western at 39a4lc, and New York State
at 45a50c.
APPLES-Quoted firmer at ) OOaG 90
per barrel.
CHEESE-Quiet and unchanged.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm at ) O0a7 90
for butchers, and shipping at 5OaS 80
per GENITAL gross.
HOGS-Firmer at Sa9c gross.
SHEEP-Firm at 4 00a5 80 gross.
MONEY-Thc market is easier, owing
to an increase of confidence in business;
officers of banks are mere willing to
lend.
GOLD-Closed at 40! buying.
EXCHANGE-F'irm at 1-lOc discount
buying, and par selling.
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MaRber Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don. graduate from one of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part of whose life has been spent in the hospitals
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
nl immediately.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l


LONDON, February 1s.-The bill for
regulating the press is still under dis
cussion in the French legislative body
A violent debate took place yesterday
on the question of distributing the gov
ernment advertising patronage. Inc
opposition claimed that the liberal
journals were justly entitled to snare
of advertisements published by national
and municipal authorities.
This was a demand as a matter not OF
necessity, but of principle. Speakers
declaring that in the laws for the reg
ulation of the press, that all journals
should he treated with the strictest i'm
partiality. This effort to have the bill
modified by the insertion of a provision
to this effect was defeated, but the ma
jority against the proposition was small,
The loss of the American bark Eureka
by fire at Antwerp is doubted, contra
dictory reports having been received as
to the names of the vessels destroyed.
BERLIN, February 1S.-Count Bis
marck proposes the establishment at
different parts of Germany, of Board
of Federal Officers to examine into the
condition Of vessels bound for America.
An effort to prevent a repetition OF
the Lebrietz horror is the immediate
cause of those salutary steps of the Gov,
eminent.
ANTWERP, February 1S.-The losses
Cntailed by the fire at the Petroleum
docks in this city, on Saturday, fell al
most exclusively on Dutch and Belgian
insurance companies.
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From einlYesIom.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, February IL
Mexican intelligence to the 10th, says :
The Legislature of San Luis Potosi has
heavily taxed Wholesale merchants and
imposed on retailers a tax of 3 per cent.
of sales. IL also asks the general gov
eminent to impose fine of $500 and
imprisonment for six months for evasion
of the payment of this tax.
Colonel Candies, at Calycasi, has
PRONOUNCED against Rubi, the Cover
nor.
The Appaches are numbering and rob
bling near Tres Sonora. A force has
been sent to attack them.
General RcguieS has offered his resig-
nation 10 the Government.
General JimineZ has sent to Congress
the names of 1870 towns which have re-
volted against Alvancz. Intrigues, rev.
olutiOnS and pTonunciamentOs are nu-
merOuS,
The troops at Matamoras are drilling
for active service.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February 10.
SENATE.


Several petitions were presented, In
Guiding one by Mr.. Howard, for the I'M
provement of the harbor at New Buffa-
10, Michigan. ,.r
Mr.. Ramsey introduced bill to
amend the postal laws and increase the
efficiency Of the postal service, which
was referred.
The Senate passed the House bill to
reduce the expenses of the War Depart
rnent and for the gradual reduction of
the military force. Doth have been
published.)
Mr.. Cattell, from the committee on
Finance, reported adversely to House
bill forbidding the designation as a pub
lie depository of any national bank
within Gfty miles of q place where an
Assistant Treasurer is located.
The resolution for the admission OF
Mr.. Thomas, of Maryland, came up as
special order.
Mr.. Trumbull replied to some remarks
made in debate relative to his former
speech.
Mr.. Johnson closed the debate in favor
of admission.
Mr.. Stewart made some remarks in re-
ply to Mr.. Trumbull, and some further
debate, the Senate adjourned.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, February Is.
COTTON-Active; market fully 10
better; sales 1000 bales at 23ia24c for
middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 5915 barrels; mar
ket dull for medium and good grades, but
in favor of buyers; sales 5000 barrels at
60a9 35 for superfne State and west
ern; 9 90a10 80 for extra State; 9 70a11 30
for extra western; 13 GOALS 90 for white
wheat extra; 9 90a14 90 for round hoop
Ohio; 10 O0a12 90 for common to fair ex-
ira st. Louis; IL GOALS rs for good to
choice do, closing dull. California flour
steady; sales 2200 sacks at IL 75al4 %.
Rye flour firm; sales $50 barrels at z 50a
$40.
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT-ReceiRt $50 bushels; mar
ket without decided change; sales 24,5OO
bushels at 46 for mixed spring; 2 43
for No. 2 spring; so for fair No. do,
all delivered, and 2 80 for winter amber
Canada.
RYE-Market quiet and firm.
BARLEY - Scarce and firm; sales
$4,000 bushels in port on canal at L w,
and the remainder on spot at 2 81.
MALT Firm; sales of 1000 bushels at
l 95a2 90.
CORN-Receipts 2S,3l6 bushels; mar
ket dali and scarcely so tirR; sales
of $4,000 bushels at l 25a1 % for new
mixed western afloat; "a for New Or
leans mixed; GOAL % for Tennessee;
l 22a1 % for new white Southern; l "a
al q for yellow Jersey; % for hand
some Southern yellow.
OATS-Receipts 3245 bushels; more
active and shade firmer; sales of l26, 900
bushels at S3faS4c for western in store.
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE---Quiet; sales of 1900 bags
Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-Firm; sales of $50 hogsheads
of Cuba at 12al2fc; 200 boxes Havana
at l2ic.
MOLASSES-Firm; sales of $50 bar
rels New Orleans at S5as7c.
HOPS--Quiet at 15a60c for American.
PETROLEUM-Firm at 113c for crude
and 245c for refined bonded.
PORK-Firmer and more doing, sales
of 1850 barrels at "a 90 for new mess;
% 75a23 90 for old mess; closing at % 90
cash; l5 00al9 so for prime; also $500
barrels new mess at "a II, sellers OPP
tion for March, aud 24a24 81 sellers OPP
tion for April.
BEEF-Firm; sales 460 barrels at
previous prices; also, $50 tierces at 81 90
a35 so for prime mess; 80 OOa4O % for
India mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of 300
barrels at 70 0Oa32 no.
BACON-Quiet; sales of 81 boxes
Cumberland cut at 12c for short ribbed
and l3tc for short ribbed clear.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales of AIS
packages at 9!al0!c for shoulders and
l4sc for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer at l04allC
for western; and 1l$a12c for city.
LARD-Firm; sales of 1850 barrels at
l4al5c.
BUTTER-Active; sales at 45a5Oc.
CHEESE-Quiet; sales at llal5c.
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Reconciliation i'm TIcxico.

New YORK, February 1S.-The Her
AIDS Washington dispatch states that
private advices from London state that
intelligence had been received from
Mexico that the government has de-
termined to repudiate all debts of for
eign countries except the United States,
which gave Iisc to an intense feeling
of indignation. The English govern
ment, it is said, is now seriously con-
templating the fitting ont of fleet to
take possession of the ports of Mexico,
and hold them until satisfaction is
given. 1t is also understood that France,
though consulted, has declined for the
present TO participate.
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From NJ. Louis

ST. LOUIS, February 1o.-The ice
gorged in the Mississippi at Car
Ondelet, and between that point
and this city, broke away yester-
terday morning and last night, and this
morning the river is clear of ice for
several miles above and below the city.
The prospects are good for a speedy
restoration of navigation South. Boats
are already loading fer points below.
The weather is clear and very mild.
The thaw extends throughout the West
and considerable distance North. No
damage to shipping was done by the ice
running out of the harbOr.
The report published here on Sunday
that VIM. II. Benton was about COM
promising with George w. Pomeroy by
paying the latter some $1,000, is author
itatively denied.
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To Eli Il. EBricr.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ON HEumDN
Of March, I-J-, at the ohir" OF / suH
the town Of Farnuut West Virginia biHg.
the hours Of \. .. and q =. %. of that -
shall proceed Ia take The dispositions NJ Asnn
Wilson and others, 20 be rrl.d az oy,d'n.. a. q.
hearing Of n chancery cause now pDadiuG FOO g.
Circuit Court of Marion. 10 which an crfI
plainant aud You are defendant, aud II ii'ia Bop
caus" the taking Of said deposition bent rom
mencrd, and II commenced hr not romp.rtrH '.
said day, the taking thereof will b" 'Uah.'."
from time 10 time and from dag 81 day % .r
same place and between the same hours .H..
completed. Respectfully
fcbGl awit POLLY PEi' +.
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An Army of More than Five
Thousand OffiCc-1EOlderS

Are consuming your and host of
other hungry expcctants herring like
vultures, to banquet upon of Os.
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars by
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result.
YOur Lunatic Asylum has already cost S4lO, 900,
third moro than the original estimate for the
whole, and tue first wing Is not yet completed.
At theSreseut rate, more than one million of
dollars will be consumed in what Is nothing less
than a stupendods fraud, at which your puOlic
servants are COnnivtng.
The PenitCntiary was expected TO be built for
sl6s 0OO but through the inCOmpetency that
planned IL, nearly four times az much material
will he required as was originally intended, and
the expense of tho building will be little short
of one million dollars. Other operations of pub.
lie men show a similar disregard of your inter.
est. Many of them are mere schemes Ofprivate
benefit and public robbery.
Not a single Radical journal of the State has
uttered n word Of denunCiatiOn OF these or any
other public wrongs. To the REGISTER belongs
almost the exclusive honor of championing the
popular cause against the outrages Of official
plunderers. In pursuance Of its purpose to
hunt down corruption and cOrruptiOnists the
REGISTER will lay before the people many
startling facts concerning the outlay of State
funds upon public works. The most enormous
frauds are known 10 have boon perpetrated, and
every taxpayer has an interest in their develop.
ment. We call upon the people TO second and
support us in our effort.
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ST. Louis Market.

ga LVSloJ L CUAuaA iC'
Flour in improved demand, but prices
unchanged. Wheat little stronger,
but not quotation changed; 2 SOAP 60
for red and white winter. Corn dull
and very slow at quotations of S3a86c.
Oats unchanged at 67a7lc. Rye and
Barley unchanged. Pork sold at y so
a23 90. Bacon higher at 10c for Shout
ders and 134al3!e for city clear sides.
Lard; nothing doing and prices I'M
chnnpad
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
Or
THE PEOPLE

As involved in Governmental Administration
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought the
land to the verge OF Bankruptcy and Ruin.
Taxation already strips the clothes from the
backs of many people, and robs their children Of
bread. Additional extravaganza threatens 10
reduce the richest to poverty, and all the labor
ing classes to beggary.
In addition to gigantic national frauds, the
taxpayers of West Virginia are suffering from
domestic knaves and homemade scOundrels.
From summit to base your official system 8
marked by corruption and fraud.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, February l..
BEEF CATTLE-Receipts, beeves
4,926; sheep, $4,000; swine, S,3SS.
Beeves ruled buoyaRt and tolerably &C.
tive &c higher; extra l9ia20c; prime 1sa
10; first quality 17a17i; fair to good l6
al6ic; ordinary 15a15i; inferior 12al4c.
SHEEP-Lambs, torably active; l40O
on sale to-day, ranging from 44aefe.
HOGS-Firm and &c higher; offerings
to-day light and quickly taken at 9a9tc
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Hostile Iudiana

ST. Louis, February 1S.-The Fort
Landers Index says an army of two
thousand Indians is marching into the
Sweet Water country from Idaho and
Montana. They are on the war path
and have burned all ranches north of
Soda Springs and driven off all stock,
also burned the houses and compelled
ranchemeu to seek refuge in canonS.
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VEST virginia., ~.

III Rules held in the Clerks OGot 1t In
Circuit Court Of Marion Coaay oa H.
first Monday in February, $50
Wilson & smith)
r. IN Drbs and upon .a 81
Abraham Smith. tdchncul
rI'O RECOVER FROM THE DEFENnl 80
i thirty dollars. with inferrEt thereon il'.
the 10Th ~ March, I~Gi tilI paid aud "o's ns D
Ia attach the estate ~ said defendant 10 'A.'
county for the payment thereof Aud iagph
ing that the defendant e. not resident u 'lr
State, Ordered, that be appear b"tr % or
month after the dine publication Of tais o7'',
and do what Il necessary TO protect BIZ inter- 70
In this suit
A Copy-Teste: X. b. LOTT 'irf..
WTLsON & SMITH ,p.q feih.la"'
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Negotiation Completed

New YORK, February lS.-The nego-
tiatiOn for the purchase of properties
belonging to the Northern New Jersey
Railroad by the Hudson river, west of
the Shore Railroad company have been
completed.
The Governor General of Canada died
recently in England in the ODD year of
his aye.
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Sergeant RnteS.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, February H.
Sergeant Bates, carrying the u. S, flag,
reached this city to-day. He was met
by large number OF citizens in car
riages, decorated with u. S. flags and a
band of music. About 1000 people
turned out to hear the reception speech
es and welcome him. He is the guest
of the city. Ali the speakers and
marshals of the day were Confederate
Snldipra
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February Is.

CHICAGO, February Is.
Flour dull and easier. Wheat unset
tied and lower; 81 for No. 2 spring.
Corn dull, unsettled and lower; 7Stc fer
new. Oats lower and quiet; sales at SGT
assoc. Rye nominal at 54al SO. Bar
ley inactive and nominal. Pork unset
tied at % 00a22 so for good and best
brands; some holders pretend to ask
% IS. Lard quiet and firm at lac. Bulk
meats firmly held; short rib lose; rough
sides l0ta10ic; dry sailed shoulders Sfa
&c; picked hams BE. Dressed hogs firm
at 9 00a9 62i.
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Louisiana Convention.

New ORLEANS, February l7.-In the
Convention resolution to adjourn
sine die on Thursday was tabled. A
resolution that members receive no pay
after the 18th was also tabled. The
resolution endorsing the petition to
Congress OF the Georgia Convention for
thirty millions, was discussed till al.
tournament.
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Wheeling Classical Academy.

THIS OLD-EsTABLIsHED ISsTITC IlDs,
Of Earning, under the superintendent ~.
Prof 4. y. HASNA, Il now connected VIA -
Wheeling Actual Business College, aud Se pa.
no hesitation Ia saying that IL possesses -. -.
tages superior 10 any similar School IA TIE o.
Prof HAMA has met with complete sneoes.- - =,
$50 other Il cadeBy can compare with this u ~
cipine and Advancement
Special attention II given % Latin and bf' -.
and al the Students are capable II stsEillhA =
most rgid examination ia their rssP.cSss -
les. Stndsnts IN tie Aesisfnical Dspsr ~
receive daily instruction in
PENMANsHIP.
Under Prof J. 4 SCOTT, a. 81, eOElssseSly y, =,
most thorough and accomplished tezrhef ID -
city.
There u room for eight more pupils,
not unwissly receiys more than Nc can ~
ally attend 10. Our students receive Ip7H'
tioa In their several classes each day.
j. CKEASRl,
Principal Whssling BtSiaess CeLeEe'
An. HANNA,
Principal Acadsmicsl DspaTtDshA
JSO. 4 SCOTT. A. NJ
Jzn3-u Principal Of PsnmAnsHiP