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The Cnbnn lnsurrcciinu.

New YORK, November 19.-The Her
AIDS Havana special says: The insur.
gents hold all the country from Puerto
Principe to Santiago dc Cuba, except
NuevitiaS, JibiTa and BaracOa, as wei
rs the railroad rolling stock; but all
communication with these points is cut
off.
The Government troops have met
with severe revorseS in the interior, and
in consequence they keep in the towns
anG dare not sally out.
Arms from the United States for the
Government troops were captured by
the insurgents on the 9th inst. The lat
ter threaten 10 burn the estates of all
Cnbans who offer to aid the Govern
ment.
lhe Government of Puerto Principe
Is ehtrehched, with the archives in =
Eon 'T"'' Inc young students have left
1me place anu Joined the Insurgents.
Inc latter mold Mauzanillo, we are now
informed, and shoot alt whom thew
catch pillaging.
Later advices from Puerto Princin,.
state that the iusurgent force il "a.
ported rs numbering 10000 men. Yhrs,
tncinde the wealthy classes, who freely
risk their all for the cause. There was
a force of 100 Spanish troops in the
place, and they were barricading the
streets and squares in expectation of an
attack from the insurgents. The latter
were only three miles distant from the
town, and skirmishes were frequent.
All the Cubans were suspected, and
many of the wealthy citizens we're ar.
rested. The insurgent organization is
complete IN every respect.
Accounts from Santiago de Cuba, TO
the 10th inst, report that the rebels
were within four miles of that place,
aud in full force. A hundred families
went to Jamaica by the French mail
steamer. Loud cries for American aid
arc heard in all circles. In all the
e'''eS OF the coast the confusion is im
mCuSe.
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IN 500 kegs assorted sizos Dails, best brands,
at MAXWELL & TIN0LES
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Burning Of Lunniic Asyinm-sia
Lives Lost

COLUMBUS, November ia fire
broke out in the east wing of the female
department of the Central Ohio Lunatic
Asylum, about ten o'clock. The fire
was near the roof and rapidly spread,
Notwithstanding the exertioas Of the
firemen, who were promptly Oh hand.
At one o'clock the entire building was
on fire, and was destroyed. with the ex-
ceptiou of part of the middle wing, and
the machinery Of the building. The
walls are standing firm. Six of the fe-
male patients were smOthercd, but
their bodies We're recovered. Their
names are Mary Murray, of Wyandotte
county; Susan \. Parker, of Licking;
Bridget BrOpley, of Columbus; Clara
Bradford, Lizzie Herrold and Caroline
Conner, all Of Athens county. The fire
Is stu burning. The inmates have been
removed to the other pCblic institu-
lions No other lives were lost, though
there were some narrow escapes of citi-
zens who were assisting in removing the
inmates. They were overcome by the
smoke aud rescued til difficulty
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From ~. Louis .

ST.. LOUIS, November 19.-Harvey e
Mason, formerly agent Of tho American
Vintage of New York, is alleged to have
recently sold drafts on customers o.
that Company here and at other places
in the West. 1t is now understood that
he is travelling North, and it is presum
ell will attempt TO raise more money il
the same manner.
An Omaha dispatch says: The From
tier Index reports the hanging of three
roughs near Bear River City, on the 18th
ult. They were taken from Jail by q
vigilance committee. Other despera.
does were informed that they must
leave til: neighborhoOd within ten
hours.
4 dispatch FROM Sedalia says that o
report from Springfield, Missouri, had
reached there that the Leader newspa.
per office, two dry goods stores and a
saloon were burned there on Tuesday
morning. Ne particulars were given.
One hundred barrels of whisky, from
Kansas City, were seized here yester-
day for violation of the Internal Reve-
nue. laws.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, November ~. /.
FLOUR-Firm and steady; spring
extras 5 25a7 so. .'- 81 ,-.L s-5.5'
WHEAT-No l quiet and 2a3c high
er; sales at ! 2lal -; No. 2 firm and
3a3tc higher sales at 0s!al u, closing
firm at II; sales No. : this Afternoon
at l0I. -ra.
CORN-No. very firm at lc higher
sales at s94a90c, closing at outside rates
No. = dull and 3a4c lower; sales at 75a
76c for new shelled, 56a63c in store and
6Oa64c on track; sales of, No. | since
Change at soc.
OATS-More active and 1altc higher
sales No. 2 Mt 47la4S!c and rejected 42c
closing at 474a47 &c for No. ..
RYE-Firmer, active and 5a5fc high.
er; sales No. at 55al 81 and rejected
at l 3Oal %, closing at ! seal 56t fol
No y
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The Lenyenwor,h strike.

ST. LOUIS, November 19.-The print.
ers of Leavenworth, Kansas, publish an
address to the workingmen, in which
they allege that the only difference be-
tween them AID the proprietors of the
Evening Bulletin-the Office in which
the strike took place-is that the pro-
prietors demanded that the printer:
should work by the week instead of by
the piece, or reduce their scale of prices
This was not acceded to; hence the
strike.
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New York Market.

New YORK, November ~.
COTTON-Firm; sales $500 bales at
241c for middliRg uplands.
FLOUR-Closed doll and slightly IN
buyers favor.
WHEAT-held at 50a1 81 for No. =
spring, and . 90 for prime amber Mlchl-
gan.
RYE-Nominally unchange d.
OATS-Dull at 700 for western, In
store and afioat. :,
CORN-Dull at 07a1 II for unsound,
and 12a1 10 for sound mixed western.
PORK-Nominally unchanged at ~ W
cash.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS--Steady and in fair de-
mand. ID =. :, 4,
BACON-Quiet and without decided
change.
LARD-Steady at 15bal55c for fair to
prime steam. .g1: s.-To
EGGS--Quiet and steady.
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PHILADELPHIA CallIe lIarke,.

November 10.
BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts OF
beef cattle were large this week, reach
ing about $500 head. The market, in
consequence, was very dull, but prices
We're without change. Sales at SAGE for
extra Pennsylvania and Western steers;
0,ta' &c for fair to good do, and 5a6c per
I'D, gross, for common, as tn quality.
GoWS-Were unchanged; 200 head
SOLD at S4Oa60 for springers aud SiiaSO
per head for COW aud. calf.
ShEhf:-Were higher; COCO head
sold at 4a7c per ID, gross, as to condi-
ton.
HOGS.-Were 10 fair demand at An
advance, 1000 head sold at the different
yards at Sl2 00al2 so per 100 pounds,
net, and few extra at II 75.
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Swindler Arrested.

TORONTO, November ia man
named Joseph Nelson, who lately OBJ
tanned considerable notoriety by bring
ing extraordinary charges. against MIR
Brydges, manager of the Grand Trunk
railway, was arrested here at the in
stance of parties from New York, on
charge of fraudulently representing
himselfas the agent of the Canadian
Government, and procuring large
quantity of coal. ID,
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From 81. Johns.

ST. JOINS, N. B., November 1s.-Yes-
terday was day of panic and disorder.
Nothing like it was ever known before
in st. Johns. Early in the day it be-
cane known that 8. ]. Scoville, agent
of St. Stephens bank, had failed. he
had for some years been doing a large
private banking and exchange business
and had large number of depositors
His liabilities are supposed to be about
100000. He is now in Jail where writs
are accumulatipg against him. There
was run upon st. Stephens aud PEG.
Piles Banks until about noon when the
st. Stephens Bank suspended.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, November 10.

New YORK, November ~.
MONEY-Easy at 6a7 per cent on call,
with some transactions as low as per
cont; prime discounts at 7al0 per
cent.
STERLING-FI at l095alO9s.
GOLD-Was irregular; opened at l34s;
advanced to 1876, and closed weak at
l3If. Reported that the Government
will RESUME sales shortly.
r GOyERN{MlEEFTT STOCKS ST <! Strong;
l1Ot; do "a, 1074alO7t; do '65, lO7salO7S;
do new 11OallO5; do 81, 1lO4ailOg; do
'6S, 1l0ta1l0!; lO-IOs, l05s.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

VNHE TwENTY-EIGHTH SESSION OF
i Bethany College will open on Monday, the
18th of September, 1875. Tho College iS located
in Brooke county, West Virginia, seven milel
from Lagrange Station on the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling Railroad, whence II IL easily reached
by a daily stage. The situation IL remarkably
healthy and removed alike from tho temptation
and extravaganza Of city life. In anticipation
of a large increase In the number of students
enlarged accommodations for boarding hay,
been made and several large Glass aud Lcstur'
rooms fitted up 10 afford additional facilities II
the department of Natural Science. full anC
experienced corps of Professors hRs been en-
gagged and tho amplest provision made for thor
ough instruction In every branch Of study. W.
especially invite attention 20 our Catalogue,
COPY of which will be sent by mail 20 any one
Apply to Prof e. l.. LOOS, Secretary OF the
Faculty or TO w. X. PENDLErOE,
auRlJtill sep25 President
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, November 19.-The Times
says that $40 members of the new House
of Commons have been chosen. Liberal
majority l1S.
Reverdy Johnson has accepted the in
vitation do dine with the LONDON
WerkiRgmen'S Society on the 2oth.
The Bank of England has raised 'no
rate of discount to p per cent IL has
been two since January, 1901 NC
specie in the bank decreased III ono "''A
Gl,OOO,OO0.
NAPLES, November 19.-The ERUPTION
of yesuvius is increasing in violence
and grandeur.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
Il Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. }. 1907.
FACULTY.;
Rev. ID. +. Bittle, ID. D., President and Prof
Nor and Int. Science.
S. c. Wells, A. NJ, Prof. Math. and Nat. Phi
losophy.
Rev. W. B. Yonce, A. NJ, Prof Ancient Ian
guages and Literature.
Rev. ]. i. Davis, A. NJ, Prof Agriculture
and Mining.
J.J. Moorman, N. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L. R Holland, A. NJ. Asst Prof LaB- uase'
ant Prin Prep. Dept,
II. +. Klinger, A. II. Prof. Modern Languages
j. r. Hudson, 4. II, AAslt Peep. DEPT
TERMS-RKpepses In all departments. in.
Guiding boarding, tuition roOm.rent, fuel and
lights, and inGidentals, t2Oj.GD. For further In.
formation, address REV. ID. p. BlTTLE,
fuly3l Salem, Va.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November l9.-John w
Coleman, an old resident of this city
and for many years leading porb
packer, died at his residence this morn
ing, near Covington, KY.
The argument in the case of Judge j
NJ. Pugh, of Columbus, for issuing
fraudulent natu ralization papers, was
closed to-day. The United States Com
missioner will give his decision on The
26th inst. - ~ ~
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Alabama

MoN i''oNERf, November l9--The
: 2ia'e gives Grant about 1900 majority.
nc hullioer vi Whlte voters i'll the State
aecoralhS 10 the census of i56G, is lO6,-
OoO; anu OF tIo negro voters 10000.
Grant received 1o,S30, aad Seymour
72,Oe6 votes. 1t Is estimated that at
least $1,000 whites did not vote. The
Democrats carry 80 Oat of 81 counties
and have carried three of the six Con.
nrrssional Districts.
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| DROVISHONS.-
| i Bacon, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Bulk
Meats. Dressed Hogs Prime Leaf Lard, &c.
| MAXWELL & TINGLR
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE
rBy Telegraph to the Register.

HAVANA, November 1.-Two per-
SONS, Mr.. Clark, of San Francisco, and
George Johnson, of Philadelphia, lost
their lives by the capsizing of boat
landing from the steamer Star of the
Union. Her cargo will be saved,
though damaged, but the machinery
aud hull will be total less.
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TIE PORK TRADE.

Hogs are coming in pretty freely, but
generally in small lots. The crop is re-
garded as pretty large one; but not
withstauding the large quantity and
cheapness of corn, tho hogs coming to
market are not in better condition than
usual. Many farmers seem not to know
that there is more profit to them in a
fat hog than a lean one; and that the
last fifty pounds put upon a good.sized
hog is made with much less feed than
the first fifty. The ruling price to-day
is &c for lots averaging 225 and &c for
those averaging $50, gross.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

T,HE FORTY,FIFTH SESSION OF THIS
4 Institute viii begin ON the lst day OF
October, ls6s, and end ON the Thursday before
the 4th of July, 1869.
The organization Of the institution Is very
complete, embracing extensive and thorough
courses CONSTRUCTION In Literature and Science,
and in tho professions Of Law. Medicine and
Engineering. r.
ing and pocket muney--of the 1eade'Rie Student,
$500; Of the Lao Student, s0dS, and Of the
Medical Student, S595.
For particulars send for Catalo que TO VIM.
Wertenbaker, Secretary, or
s. MAUPIN, Chairman Of the Faculty,
aug..td. T. %. University Of Virginia.
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~. Eouis Market.
ST.. LOUIS, November 10.

ST. LOUIS, November 10.
Flour pretty firm, but quiet and I'M
changed Wheat firm and unchanged;
sales of spring at l5al 20 for Nos. !
and |. Corn sold at 75c for new, and
8OaS2c for old. Oats higher at 52a55c.
Rye unchanged at 10al Ii. Barley
unchanged. Whisky declined TO Csc.
Pork is held at "a 50a26 10, the latter
guaranteed. Bacon, shoulders l34c;
clear sides 1Sc. Lard Nominal.
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TIE CRgDITob'Is

nF JAMES B. CASE AI- 20
Whssiing. wasf yhgibi, -,
to6er, a d. LsGs, - 10 49, IS -
eaase. ~ any they h1Tss, ~ ~ 80 -
C4so shoaa not b. d,sso'S ~
Under the RaBkrupI Ia a srsi,',,,.. :
The ssoond meeting o. - :
held ~ sIId tine and plse., = 80
Iag on tbe day foll0..ss q ~ cILDUf
~, o Rsssisssr !:
WHEELING, w. Va OS'"
oet9-s4v9u
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IN CHlyCERL
In tie Circuit COut d OA9 ~"
TirgiHia-Mdroh EGlh, y
william MeM1chra and DOR !

.Joseph Skinner ard othefl !, yr.sri
NOTICE rs HERRBi b!i' ~ - -
~ dspOsItl0ns Of DAnd -
era via be- taken Al o. - q
Wilson. a Justice Of tbe Pea p !. -,
ship, Johnston eOunty ig!sA Z -
OF Keveml,er ID ~. 49, "A
. o'clock A. NJ abd o'ol0ft - q
positions ~ John Rmsrs0u > T. - Il
taken at tho once u q q . >, ..tsf 4
In Lafayette, Indiana. ~ ~ =, =
vemlssr, A. ID. 1861 br's-s 80
o'clock A. N. and o'oieet =. -
sitl0us Of william y. h0ffai - !
be taken At the Otiios Of ssfY',i > -, "a "A
ties sf the Peace. w hrl-g -
eoontv IoWs On The Ish al ',ti4
isGs, between the hours ., , 80
8 o'clock u. N, 10 h ia, S.s,f
sboye pafnsd csnse On eehi.i . =
anti therein hsmsd, 70 ~ -
Bstssy Boxgs, Intsrulsrrisf = D.
married. with Daniel " 49,
children Of Martha Boz. -, -
- MeYzriand. who la" ~
share Of the estate of LJda !, - .
Ohio county. decsas,d. as =
ne t.kiuv of the saii tsFos 49,
eommeocsd or having 80 - -
mot L1 oonI5e,eh on net Gil -, =
shall le sdjoufnbd ff1s ia'7
saIns shall b. oompleise az q FinS
oottgIaWit Any !
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Railroad Accident

PlTTsFlELD. MASS, November ia
train on the Housatonic Railway was
thrown from the track yesterday by a
broken rail. Every passenger was in
jured; Miss Sarah Hayes, of Pittsfield
seriously,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Baltimore Live Stock Market
Especial to the Register
BALTIMORE, November ~.

BALTIMORE, November ~.
BEEVES.
About eighteen hundred head offered
The market il active, but without
change in prices.
SHEEP.
The supply of Sheep has fallen on
considerably, but the demand is limited
and prices are unchanged; sales being
chiefly made at three to four and half
cents per pound, gross.
HOGS.
The arrivals of Hogs have only been
moderate, and with q good demand
prices are well sustained, with firm
feeling, sales ranging at eleven to
twelve cents per pounu, net.
w. i. L.
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COmuIssIONERs W.

william MeMsebsn e; ai'- - {,
Va ~ I
.Ioseph Sbrinsr q als ,grtEg ~
D6KsUAsT 10 JHE ~, ~ b p
IL this abOye cans =, ~ ~
"a. I viz, on hOsDAI Ilt's
SOVRhBKE lyfs a. ~ 80.
wheeiipT. add tkerssfSf y -
time 10 time, a. shall b -, . > Z,
c.ssd ~ taks and st4is q -. 49, - ~,
respectively, who are ssnl.. - - = :
LYDIA s. Cfuger, deoe1ssd. = ',.,, =
oflzrd afsehbed IN o9@2Tar,
the shsre or lntsrss; -. ,,,i.lr
sald tg1ct o. parcel u llps - -.
other things a. nay y ~ II - 4
myseif or specially ngs.'.. ~
part e. Apd 1prssisi - IOS.
tntered IN aid easss % I, ,.r,.ss =
hereby give notice % ~
Be er1ftIsd 70 sny ltl.f'S -
hsirs a. law asorslSid, 70 - -, q -
md prove their resDScti :. -I,,fSDlI y
ala land on or bsfofe sAI
DAY or YoYEMEEg iIs sssL TUsIS
spSeIAi Cos 49, =
Ooaai..rIg iyfs--Olil u - -
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
Washington, u. e..

V'HE SESSIONS OF TIE SEVERAL DE-
i partments open a. follows: Tho Prepare.
tory September 18th; the Collegiate september
sd: the Theological October It'll; the Law DC
tOber 18th, and the Medical October 10Th.
This College WAS organized with . reference
10 the oft urged suggestion Of Washington that
. University at the Federal Metropolis would
tend TO the assimilation Of the principles.
opinions and manners Of our countrynen by
the common education Of portion Of Ia youth
from every quarter" It's graduates have veri.
fed the expectations Of Madison and Monroe
that tho facilities Of hearing debate In Congress
arguments IN the nup.eBe Cogtt and Lectures
from emipent mon and Of ylSiiihz LlbrAsies and
Collections in science gathered AZ this csntre,
would foster comprehensive mental develop
mont.
The Preparatory School gives . thorough
training for business and preparation for Col.
lego. The College proper has eight efficient
Professors, all the chairs being filed. The
Theological School has three Professors and
Lecturers: the Law School four and the Medical
ten. The expenses are a low a. At other Col
legOs. EumbeT OF STUDENTS che past year ~.
For Catalogues or fGrtLer information address
q. W. SAMSON, ID. D.,
a1gl9 2tzws1 President
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Gales Copper Strip Feed
.-.. 6vIHrfPr.

no YOU WANT THE AGENCY IoR FOR
IL your own usel Of the fastest, easiest work
ed and most durable SELF.FEEDlNG Ray,
STRAW AND STALK CUTTER mot 70
Be paid for tn triedJ Costs 5000 10 5000
send for Illustrated Circular to PEEkSklLL
Flow WORKS, PeekskilI N Y, or q her
win street, Cleveland o.
No y. B;aEditOr of this paper uses enc.
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Accidentally Killed.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, November 10
Mrs, Anna Mclean fell from window
last night during an attack of somnam'
bulism, and was instantly killed She
was eighty three years old.
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New Hsnipshire,

CONCORD, November 19.-Official re-
turns from the State show q majority
for Grant of 1883. The proposition for
calling a Constitutional Convention
was defeated by ll27 votes.
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Toledo Marked.
TOLEDO, November 10.

Flour quiet. Wheat quiet; amber &c
better; sales of amber at l 10sl %.
Corn steady; sales No. l at 9Oc. Oats .
shade lower; No. 52ic. Rye unchang-
ed: Michigan o.. Barley quiet.
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pFrHRFScEs
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
VA


rINHE NEXT SESSION OPENS THIRD
i Thursday in September ls6S, and closes
fourth Thursday In June, 1859.
The Faculty consists Of
Con. 10. X. LEE, President,
with Professors Of Latin, Greek, Mathematics,
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy, History
and English Language and LITERATURE, Applied
Mathematical, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Law and Equity. These arc distributed
into: ]. Faculty of Arts; ,. Faculty Of Science;
B. Faculty of Literature and Philosophy; I,
Faculty OF Law. In each of these Is conferred
distinct Bachelors Degree, and the Degree of
Master Of Arts is open alike 10 students IN zach
course. In the Department Of Science are con.
ferred also Professional Diplomas Of Civil En-
gineer and Mining Engineer BY the aid Of q
full corps Of assistant Professors, provision Is
made for thorough drilling In the Departments
Of English, Ancient and Modern Languages aud
Mathematics.
ExrEYsEs.--All necessary expenses need not
exceed $325.
For full particulars apply TO
4. q. GORDON,
nuC6 Clerk Of Faculty
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Granted

TORONTO, November l9.-The appli.
Gation Tor habeas corpus in the VIVA.
len case was granted to-day.
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Died.

BosTON, November l9.-Orson kel
logg, a retired merchant, died yester
day.
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

V'HR FALL TERN OF THIS
Il Institution will begin September !, l5cs-
The scope % the College besides the PEEPARA'
TOBY DKrAKTXGs;I, embraces fIh Esd thgrOngh
Courses Of Instruction 10 kGtASIAaii<s lE.elraf
and Modern Language. Philosophy. GshSrat Lf
eSdtrfrs, the SessIsces, Agriculture aDd NihtaT
Tdeties
The cost Of Tuition, B0sks And Boarding need
not exceed from SI50 70 sl75 pr AMMAN.
In respect to UeAlth, bSsHfifnI scenery ana
favorable Moral surrounding Ihe Ii~ee . M
IIEX' MARTIN, u. D.. PreldeF,, and Pro
fu-.or on Mental and moral Philosophy.
Fs LTox. A. N, We Presld>Hf Pryfess0r
Rn1- IItrratsTe AID Hipeipal Prev'y Dept
Col- j. Z. wKAfEE A. n, FrGlcss0r Of Aath
.u,.tios and Military Tactics.
81 q. STETExs. A n, Professor 81 Natarz
Philosophy and Of the Natural Sciences
HExEI W. HAESAE ID. d., Prof Of Ancient
and Modern Languages and Literature.
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Preparatory lSpArtRDnt. Il
Gzo. NJ HA0Axs, Esq, Superintendent OF the
Grounds and BuiIdinzs
HUGH w. BEocz. II. D.. Lecturer On Fhysi-
ol9gy and Hygiene. !
Hon. JoHn A. DnLx, Lecsarer on Civil and
Law.
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