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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-23
FINANCE AND TRADE
linciunnIi Market.


CINCINNATI, November 81.
FLOUR-Firm; sales of family at Z 81
a9 00.
WHEAT-Scarce and firm at | 30 for
No. / red and ~ for white.
CORN-Firm at 5sa59c for new; OLD
nominal.
OATS-Steady ut SIC for No. l.
BARLEY-Not much demand; Cana
dian, . 25a2 30.
COTTON-Firm; sales ut 22tc for mid
ding.
WHISKY-Quiet at &c.
HOGS-Easier; sales $500 head; held
at & 75a7 90, gross, for light to extra aud
7 O0a7 25, net; receipts, 5000 head.
GREEN MEATS Easier and held at
7Ia104allfc; some extra heavy sides and
small ell trimmed hams sold at quota
tons, but deduction is generally
asked.
BULK MEATS-In good demand at
9fc for shoulders aud l3ta14c for clear
rib and clear sides, packed, but not
more than halfcured.
LARD-In limited demand at 14ic for
prime steam and 15c for kettle rem
dered.
BACON-Dull; shoulders can be
bought at l2c.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 35a39c,
EGGS-Advanced to 33c.
SEEDS-Very dull; clover can be
bought at l2ic; timothy, 225; fax dull
at 2 90.
OILS-Linseed dull and nominally
unchanged; jobbing sales only ut 95c;
lard, l 25al 90: petroleum tirmer; re-
fined, 23a30c.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and unchang-
ed; common to prime 3 OOa5 - per
GENITAL, gross.
SHEEP-Unchangcd and quiet at 2 90
a3 80 for common to good, and GOA
30 for prime to choice, well fatted.
SUGAR-Dull and unchanged; sales
800 hogsheads Cuba ut 12ial4lc; Porto
Rico, l3tal5c.
COFFEE-In fair demand; sales $40
bags at 2la25c.
APPLES-Dull but not lower.
POTATOES-Dull.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; cultivated
bring - 90 per barrel and wild 20 90.
CHEESE-In good demand and firm
at 16alSc; sales 400 boxes; shipping
demand good.
GOLD-l34t vuying.
EXCHANGE-Dull at idiscount buy-
ing.
MONEY-Market unchanged.
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Underclothing
T.W 81
AT
M. GUTMAN & cos.
From London.

Nrw YORK. November pa Herald's
cable special, dated London 2lst, says:
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Burlingame
and associate ministers of the Chinese
Embassy were presented to Queen Vic
tory at Windsor Castle, by Lord Stan
ley, Mr.. Burlingamo briefly addressed
Her Majesty in the name of the En-
peror of China. He continued by ex-
pressing his desire that the health and
happiness of the Queen and the people
over whom she provided would be long
and lasting. He also referred, in ap-
propriate and feeling terms, to Sir Fred
erick Bruce, and spoke in the very
highest terms of the valuable CO. opera
ton rendered him by the English rep
resentative. In the course of his ad-
dress he made a graceful allusion to the
well-known friendship of Her Majesty
for the United States. ...-'
Mr.. Burlingame then presented let
ter of credence from the Emperor OF
China, rather an exteneive document,
beautifully encased in yellow satin.
Her Hajesty, evidently pleased, received
the document and addressing Mr.. Bur-
| lingame, said she was glad to welcome
the first Chinese Embassy to Great Brit
ain. She was pleased to greet Mr.. b.
and the mission and expressed the be-
lief that the object was step in the
right direction. ...-....
Mr.. Barlingame then introduced his
associate ministers and secretaries to
the Queen. The interview throughout
was marked by the utmost cordiality
A magnificent lunch was shortly after
served.
While the company was seated, Lord
Stanley took occasion to express HIM
self as perfectly i'll accordance with
Burlingame's sentiments relative to
China. 1t was true, he said, that GER
tain degree of opposition, originating IN
ignorance of the Chinese mission
coupled with desire to adhere to the
old coercive policy, met Mr.. Burlingame
on his arrival in England, but this had
all passed away. Mr.. Burlingame, by
his dignified course, and feeling the
grandeur and Importance Of the trust
confided to him, had conducted himself
in such manner us to diSarm opposl'
ton and create not only favorable in
pressions for China but for the United
States, for while acting as representa-
tive of the Emperor of China, his dig
nifed bearing and progressive idea:
exhibited him as true type OF the
representative American. Lord Stan
lev then concluded by expressing the
belief that the cordial principles which
are fast influencing the nations of the
world have changed foes 10 friends.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, November 81.
Flour in good demand but firmi sales
spring extra at ) 75a7 90. Wheat firm
and more active; No. l has advanced
3a4c, with sales at 2Sia1 81; No. 2 has
advanced Blade, with sales at l l4al l6,
closing at Is for winter and l l4al l4t
for round lots irregular receipts; sales
of No. 2 this afternoon at l l3i. Corn,
old quiet and shade easier; sales Of
No. at S6a9Oc; No. . 75c, closing qniet
at 9Oc for No. l; new in fair demand at
57a6lc in store, closing at 55c; sales of
No since Change at s9e. Oats firm
and quiet and 1alic higher; sales at
4Ga47tc, closing at 47a47tc. Rye dull
and steady at IL for No. in store.
Barley firmer; No. = 3a4c higher; sales
at G9al 20, closing at Goal 81; reject
ed 40al 12i.
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Organic wElrNp.,-
DR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of sure,
don, graduate from one OF the u,,t - "a
Colleges In the United States, and IN, -.
part Of whose life has been spent IN "a. A.',.lt
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and sl,s,S...'
has effected somc Of the most Astoni.hIn, 80 ~
that were ever known. Many trouAlss sl'
ringing In the head and ears when &C., "a =
nervousness, being alarmed al sudden -, -
bAshfulness, with frequent 6lushinr .t,,,J'i
sometimes with arrangement Of mind, Tss,s-
ed immediately
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From Paraguay

New YORK, November 2l.-Late ad-
vices from Paraguay state that CaXias,
with the allied army and fleet had ar
rived in front of the Paraguayan works,
near Villeta, but was detained from an
assault by the natural defence of the
position. On the lst of October, how
ever, a recouuoi, ering party succeeded
in capturing an important redoubt,
while the iron-clads hOtly bOmbarded
the Augustine Notifications. Lopez IS
reported to have shot both his brothers
and to have had his sister imprisoned.
Mcmahon, our new Minister to Para
guay, was to leave Rio Jauerio on the
9th of October with the American fleet
to obtain Justice from Paraguay. Three
English and French men-oi-war had
already gone up the Severn on a similar
GRAND. The delay in the movement of
the American squadron is said to have
been caused by n difficulty between
Rear Admiral Davis and General Webb
on a point of etiquette. General Webb
has published a card exOnerating Wash
burne from all blame in the course he
took in Paraguay, and asserting that
any other course would Lave cost his
illc. u6 ldlSoO dSSOuhbo o'"'O 'h"'
Bliss has been tortured by Lopez and
Masterman shot.
Minister Washburne has arrived at
St. Thomas from Paraguay, on board the
United States steam ShamOkin.
Commander Kirkland, of the Wasp,
saws he received Minister Washburne
and family on board his vessel on the
10Th. On the l1th Commander Kirk
land had an interview with LOPEZ, who
expressed unlimited friendship for the
United States, but deplOred what he
termed the unprincipled conduct OF
Washburne. The Paraguayans treated
the Wasp most Hospitality, furnishing
needed supplies.
l.. 5. FLAGSHIP, GUEREIERE, I
Rio JANEIRo, Oct. %.
SIR:-I have the honor to inform the
Department that | have invited Gener.
al Mcmahon, the Minister to Paraguay
and his family to take passage III this
ship. As have already said in my
communication (3lI, current serIes), l
shall accompany him to Paraguay. L
shall confer freely with Mr.. Worthing-
ton, the Minister to the Argentine Re
public and Uruguay, from whom | shall
obtain information that will serve to
modify and mature my plan. | shall
keep the Department constantly and
fully advised of my action.
Very respectfully,
G.. C. II. DAVIS,
Rear Admiral Commanding.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, November 81.
MONEY-Easy and abundant, at 4a6
per cent. on call. 1t is generally conce-
ded that the money tied up has been re-
turned into circulation and that there
is no probability Of any renewal of in
reference with the market. The opin'
ion on the street is that the Erie clique
are large holders of Erie and conse-
quently likely to encourage ease in
money.
STERLING-Quiet at l09tal09}.
GOLD-Dull and dropping; opened at
l34a, and closed at l344.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Firm, es
pecially exportsble, bonds. Coupons OF
| 'S1, 114iall5; do. '62, 1ll1al1l4; do. ga
l074a107t; do. '65 107sal075; do. new,
1lOJaIl0t; do. 'G7, ll08allOi; do. '63,
ll0tall0s; 10-40s, l05salO5s.
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From OTTAWA

OTTAWA, November 2l.-The Feni,p
prisoners in Jail here under the habeas
corpus suspension act, are to be liber.
ated on bail at once.
Buckley, Doyle and Kinsella, indicted
as accessories to the murder of Darcy
MCGEE, will not be liberated.
Whalan was removed from Jail last
night under writ of habeas corpus tC
be present in the Toronto Court at the
argument on the application for new
trial. He will return TO Jail whatever
the decision may be. .... .
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

V,HE TwENTY-EIGHTH SESSION OF
i Bethany College win open on Monday, the
in Brooke county, West Virginia, sevoR miles
from Lagrange Station on the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling Railroad, whence Il Is easily reached
by a daily stage. The situation Is remarkably
healthy and removed alike from tho temptations
and extravaganza Of city life. In anticipation
OF large increase IN the number Of students,
enlarged accommodations for boarding have
been made and several large Class and Lesture
rooms fitted up 20 afford additional facilities In
the department of Natural Science. A fun and
experienced corps of PrOiessora has been en-.
gagged and the amplest provision made for thor.
ough instruction in every branch of study. We
especially invite attention TO our Catalogue,
copy Of which will be sent by mail tn any one.
Apply TO Prof. e.. l., L00S Secretary Of the
Faculty, or TO w. X. PENDLEr0N,
augl3 till sep2s President.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-The Con
stitulional Union Party yesterday nom
mated A. Oakley Hall tor May or and A
X. Lawrence for Corporation Counsel.
The Investigation into the Fulton
Ferry disaster was concluded yesterday
The Jury attribute | the clsuIlty en-
tirely To the overloaded condition of the
boats. Nothing is insured
The steamers Arizona, from Aspin-
wall, and City of Washington and Will
nam fenn, from Europe, arrived to day.
fhllip Crow was arrested on suspicion
OF breaking into house in Cincinnati
and making furious onslauObt on tbe
inmates and carrying off eigbf Thousand
dollars in bonds. lie is held for ;dsnti,
ficatiOn.
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, November 22.-The city
stables on Washington near Fourth
street, was destroyed by fire this mora,
ing. A large number of horses and
mules were burned. Edward O'Don
nell, the Waterman in charge, was 81
badly burned that his life is dispalred
of. The stables were owned by the city
Loss unknown.
The State Conference of the African
Branch of the Methodist Church South,
which has Deeu in session here during
the past week, adjourned yesterday. 1t
was presided over by Bishop Paine, and
the proceedings were very harmonlus
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Toledo Market.
TnIEnn Noyemher 81

TOLEDO, November 81.
Flour quiet. Wheat advanced 3a4c
and closed with part of the advance
lost; sales Of No. white Michigan al
2 10; white Michigan 80; amber Ii'
76i; No. l canal red l az; No. 2 spring
l 20; No. do. l %. Corn lalic better;
sales of No. at 92a92ie; neville. Oats
without material change; sales of No.
Michigan at SIC; No. 2 5afc. Rye quiet,
Barley dull.
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Married Persons, or Young NJ,
ing Marriage. being aware OF PS,,- SSOeliss,-.,
mes 8 organic debility, defOrniS,. W,
cured. s-Vy
he who places himself under N.
J., may religiously confde in his non. q :,
tleman, ard confidently rely upOa H. 49, a
physician. htl 4
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From New Castle.

New CASTLE, DEL, November 2l.-
To-day, in the jail-yard, seven persons,
convicted of petty offences, were tied to
post and whipped. One was man
of 20 years, who received 20 lashes on
his back. He cried bitterly during the
ordeal. Two boys, of about II years,
received 20lashes each. One man was
placed in pillory until totally help
less from cold, and then whipped with
20 lashes.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

rJ,HIs INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. g. 1857.
FACULTY.
Rev. d. +. Bittle, d. 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. J. B. Davis, A. NJ, Prof Agriculture
and Mining.
and Physiology.
L. R. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prot Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
H. +. Klingsr, A. N. Prof. Modern Languages
J.R Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept
TERMS-Expenses In all departments, In
Gliding boarding, tuition, room.rent, fuel and
lights, and incidentals, s2O560. For further In
formation, address REV. ID. =. BITTLE,
iuly3l Salem. Va.
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TOBACCO. WESTERN.
i ~ boxes Niagara los, back,
25 caddies do. los, and Navy IA.
6boIes Russslrs lOs, black
d. boxes Elegantus lOs, black,
25 caddies " Ids,
90 Highland Chieitain Is black.
- Mermaid Navy Is
~ Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
5 Ambrosia " lbs,
~ Curiosity lbs,
~ Twin Fl Dorado. soft pressed 10.
Bright Twist
10 Millers Fine Twist
~ Diadem Soft Pressed u.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls F. G. cut and dry,
~ half bbls +. g. cut and dry,
10 kegs McReans 6 twist. for sale.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
CAROLINA RICE
~ - tierces prime new Carolina Rics.
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COMMISSIONERS MOTTO .,

william MoMsehsn ct ala n , ehisf'cr. e., v
1o...n s,,,, w. >, ,l.. 65sCs y 8 8
DtRsUAST TO THE DECEEs, =, sSSIii
the Above oanse on tbe Hh,InITM
Is6s. I WIN. on MONDAY. The ~ ~ az 4
NOVEMBER, IsG>, At my Oabcs y - -. iss
wheeling. and thereafter BY adpsI,yT -
time 10 time. a. shall bs found 49, ,~r.ys,
Odd t. take and state on sooount ~ q AZ 4
respectively, who are eatitlsd. - ~. :, ~
Lydia s. CrBgsr, deee4sed. 70 The m - =
Of Land described In complainant ,-,.oss .
the share OF interest Of each u 80 20 -
said tract or paresl Of land tsEstb.l l,,.s,si y
other thlnzs a. may Be deemed - 4 y.
nyseH o. specially required By 49, a.
parti "a. And pursuant - . dssfse -, ~
entered IN aid cause On the eth q Vc,I.,,i,f -
I hereby give NOTES 10 all pertoSs "a "a - %
Dc entitled 70 any interest In ,A -, -
helrs at Lag aforesald, 20 cone y ,.r.ss o
and prove their respective hEhn % o. ygI %
aid land, on or before SATUKDAi'
DAY OF NOVEMBER, lsse. ..ooVys
f.I HANNIBAL fV GA ~ O.
Special Con'r Obh 70
OrtObsr Is. lolS-oStle lkytbn0''
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
washington, ID. e..

THE SESSIONS OF THE SEVERAL DE
i partments open as follows; The Propara-
tory September 9th the Collegiate September
sd; the Theological October It'll; tho Law DC.
tober 18th, and the Medical October 18th.
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 cOuntrymen by
the common education Of portion OF it, youth
from every quarter" It's graduates have yeri
aed the expectations Of Madison and Monroe
that the facilities Of hearing debate in Congress
arguments In the Supreme Court and Lectures
from eminent men, and Of visiting Libraries and
Collections in Science gathered ut this centre,
would foster comprehensive mental develop.
ment.
The Preparatory School gives thorough
training for business and preparation for Col.
lege. The College proper has eight efficient
Professors, all the chairs being hlled. The
Theological School has three Professors and
Lecturers; the Law School four and the Medical
ten. The expenses are ~ low a. ~ other Col.
leges Number Of students tbs past year az.
For Catalogues or further information address
G.. W. SAMSON u. D.,
auRl32taw6w President
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Mount vesuvius.

YORK, November 2l.-The erup-
.;dn If Mount Vesuvius is still very i'm
n r.U and threatening. ALI the cones
IF the volcano emit rumbling sounds
and eject large quantities of lava. The
lava has set a whole forest of chestnut
trees on fire, causing immense devasta'
tien. Houses, farms and lands are over
whelmed with ruin, and the populations
of the nearest villages are leaving their
homes in great restitution.
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Minister job nso n

WASHINGTON, November 2.-Our gov.
eminent is satisfied with Minister John
sons official conduct, as far as he has
gone, with regard to the settlement OF
the Alabama claims and other questions
in dispute.
If 1t is true, As reported by the cable,
Inat Lord Stanley has consented that u
commission =. shall sit in Washington,
tue TACT Will be gratifying to many dis
Inguished and interested parties in
tnls country Who have expressed their
desire 10 our government that the Board
shall hold Its sessions here instead of
in London.
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Arrested.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, November 81
DR.. Horace b. Wakefield, Superintend
cnt of the State Aims House, at Manson
was arrested to day for illegal detention
of an inmate He will be tried in about
week.
One of the gang VII" assaulted Aaron
b ISIS in his house at Manson yesterday
and robbed him of some money auG
bO.ds, was arrested to-day.
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Financial.

Sr. JOHN, N. b., November 21.--The
financial panic continues undated. The
notes of the Yarmouth Bank of Nova
Scotia, and of the Prince Edward Isl
and Bank, have been refused to-day.
ST. stephen notes are selling Mt 80 per
cent. discount and Commercial ut 30
per cent. discount. The chances of
other bank resuming payment are con-
sidered remote.
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IN CHANCERY.

IN the Circuit Court Of OhiO Coa''j '"
Vfrginid-Mdrch RHies, 1866.
william heMechsn and Others
Joseph skinner and others. ,-,sI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI ~,
~ dispositions Of DaDisl A. Mo-, 49,,
ers viii b. taken az the once ~ WI. -.
Wilson, o Justice Of the Peace In ClHt ~.
ship, Johnston county. Indiana. 90 "
Of November, A. ID i.ss. between ~ -,
0 o'clock A. NJ. and 6 O'Clock y. n, AS -
positions Of John Emerson and oth,n -,
Iaken AZ the Office Of g. o. & A. o, BhAT
IN lafayette. Indiana, on the 18Th SS
vembsr, A. ID. leCs, betsesn tbs 80 49, a.,
o'clock A. " and O'Clock r. n, iha ~
sitiOns Of william r. Morgan ADD oiN !.
be taken At the Office Of samuel X. befIss
tics Of the Peace, In hsrtInsbarE 49,
county. Iowa, on the 10th day o. ~
1867, sotvssn the hours Of o'elCtt ~ y
o o'clock p. NJ, 10 bs read IN sriAess. go
above named oanss on behalf 81 osr. -. Z
ants therein named, 70 wit. TIE go, 80. 7
Betsey BogRs, intsrmsrrisd Siib 80. ~
Morgan, the children Of sarsh Bofpi .
married with DAnislJ. N. h0rE,h, o.
children Of Martha Boggs, igtsfiAs,l 49,, .s,ls
- heFsriand, who claim thor as ~ Z
share u the sstAts Of Lydia b Cras'I, a..
Ohio county. Deceased. And " IRON - - >
IN. taking Of the said dspOsitiSb' 80 -
commenced Or having been o0ninI.sas 49,
not be completed Oh that dsy The tAAi- - >,
shall be adjourned from tine 70 ums
same shall b. completed. 49,. -, p,pEEH
octIGI.wu Au'y for aid C'SiS'
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~, I.ouis Market.
ST. LOUIS, November q.

Flonr quiet and unchanged at 75a
3 80 fsr superfne and . 75a6 % for ex-
ira. Wheat steady and firm; spring
ranged from GOAL IS for prime to
choice. Corn unchanged; S0a82c for
old. Oats steady at 52a54ic. Rye I'M
changed at lGal 20. Barley unchang-
ell at | 9Oa2 20 for spring. Whisky,
97Ia9Sc. Pork, "a 90. Bacon shoulders,
l2!c; clear sides, l5c. Lard, l34a l4c.
Hogs sitter at 6fa74c.
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From, 40. DDmiu 20.

New YORK, November 21.-Later ad
vices from st. Domingo state that Gen
eral Oseando was moving with lis revo
lutioAary forces on Asequa, and fighting
is reported near that place. Baez't
troops, under Caceres, had been united
near Capatelle, and the insurgents in
the Nsrth had proclaimed for Luferson'
Baez continues his infamous outrages on
citizens
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Boys Clothing! 8.
AT
M. GUTMAN & CO.'S
From Haxfi.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-Later ad
vices from Hayti state that Salnave had
been defeated at Jeremie and vesse
with luggage had arrived at st. Marco
for the Cacos.
Cape Hayti was being vigorously at
tackled bS the insurgents.
The commander of the British wal
vessel Niabe had orders to prevent tns
bombardment of any town wsere bri'
ish residents were engaged in trade
A regular government naa IS D N;ssage
stalled under the Presidency VI M''
Saget at st. Marco, IN the Moi ILL.,, "r y.
General Dominique had MS own a.
President in the South.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

rJ,HE F0RTY.FIFTH SESSION OF THIS
institute will begin on the LIST day o.
October 1865, and end on the Thursday before
the 4th of July, lS6s. A.
The organization Of the institution Is very
complete, embracing extensive AID thorough
courses of instruction In Literature and Ssienes
and In the professions Of Law. Medicine and
Engineering.
Estimated Expenses Of books, cloth
inc and pocket inoney-ofthe academic Student
$3.50; OF the Lac Student. sS65, and Of the
Medical Student $395.
For particulars send for Catalo que to VIM
wertenbaker, Secretary, or
S. MAUPIN, Chairman Of the Faculty
.ngatds p o. University Of Virginia
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Sunocatcd.

LOWELL, November 2l.-Thrce per
sons sullocatod to death this morning
in fire at 96 Merrinlack street. The
names of the unfortunate are Michael
b. Gaffuery, George Manary and Sybel
Slackford. Loss on property $4,000 to
SlOl0
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Strike Contemplated.

New YORK, November 2l.-The
coopers resolved last night to strike on
Monday for the wages which were paid
them previous to last winter, unless, as
they expect, the employers concede to
the advance.
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Died.

PORTLAND, November 2l.-Newell A
Foster, proprietor of the Portland Press
died suddenly in Boston yesterday.
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From Toronto.

TORONTO, November 2l.-The argu-
ments in the Morton and Thompson
extradition case for robbiug an Express
Company, was heard to-day. The de-
cisiOn is reserved.
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General Grant

WASHINGTON, D. c., November %
General Grant and family returned here
last night by the regular train. At ev-
cry station along the road he was re
ceived by the people with the widest
enthusiasm.