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Philosophical Plan,

In this Seminary we have been led to adopt
class devoting their whole time and energies to
single study, until completed. We have been
led To this by seeing SO many students
disheartened, or rendered superficial by being
feqaireL 10 carry forward three or four studies
al khs same time. Then each Professor was re-
Qulred TO hear SO many recItatlons and the time
was 50 broken up that it was out of the question
10 give each subject and each pupil the required
attention. In Introducing this method, we ex-
pected TO be able 10 make our classes much more
thorough and practical, but not only are We
succeeding beyond our expectations In this par
tlcular, but We are accomplishing a great deal
more in the same time, as well as doing il much
better. In graduating. one-thlrd OF the time
and expenssis is saved, matter of great consider
alton toevery one. After thoroughly mastering
The Common branches, students complete the
Scientific Course IN TIVE, instead of three years,
as heretofore required; devotIng three months
lstry, and one month each TO all the other stud
les. Our course is full and practical, and the
time allotted TO each study enable us to do vast
ly more with it than is usually done. We ex-
plain this on the principle, that men show the
vote their whole energies to one thing. II has
been claimed that students devoting their whole
time to one study would become weary, but We
nnd instead OF this being true. that the student
having an opportunity To concentrate his whole
energies upon one subject, succeeds and as a
result of hIs success. an enthusiasm is awaken
ed, before unknown in schools; the student be-
comes genuine Philosopher in search of truth
New Studies are commenced monthly, at which
eiiAC Sau cAltI Anu rtiualn long as
desired. Glasses for Fall and early Winter will
be formed September l4th, October Izth and
Novem Der 9th. A class " i'll commence Algebra
November 9Th, and go regularly through with
By our plan we propose 10 make
this more thorough class than any ever con-
iucted on the old system. Those wishing 10
enter it, would do well 10 engage rooms soon
The department of Music and Painting are
now offering the very best advantages.
The Ladies' Ornamental Course is short, but the
most practical and useful. All is LEFT out that
will not bc practiced in woman's appropriate
sphere. And they are made so thorough, and
such love of science is induced that they will
AIRY it into and adorn every department Of life;
md not as is too frequently DONE lay 1t ALI aside
Is soon as they graduate
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sperial aotife.
TO coNsUmPpIviEs.

. The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in afew weeks, bya very sim pie remedy,
after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con-
Sumption-is anxious 10 make known to his
teiluw-sufferers the means or cure. - q
. To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescriptions tree of charges with thesdi-
rections for preparing and using the SAME,
which they will hnd aSURE CURE FOR CONSUME
TIoN, ASTHMA, iBRoSGHITIs, etc. sfhe object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription isfo
benefit the afflicted. and spread infornation
(which he conceives 10 be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferei.will try his remedy, as il
ing. ,.-sfr.. s..
, Parties wishing The prescription, will please
address - REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County. New York, .
lInay27'69-Iy -. .
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.AN.ORDINANtsE

20 prohibit Ale, Beer anu Porter shops
4 atid houses aira places for significant
" and Aa anirual resort for tipping anu
n iutemperance.g .gsei fag siGEHs 10 i95fi
Sec. 1. BeiL Ordained by the Village Council
OF theFincorporatedo village 1884,. Clairsyilie,
That all ale beer, aud pol ter shops and houses,
within The limits aoi said village, are hereby
made and Declared 10 bc unlawful, and the
same are hereby prohibited. And II any per
son or persons, by agent or-otherwlse, Shall,
wIthInIhe limits aforesaid Keep any sueif ale
oseI, and porter shop or house, nes she they
shall upon CONVICTION thereof before The Mayor
OF saiu village or other proper officer be fined
IN any sum 1luf less Than hve dollars nor more
tnan Hlly u0lafs-1C.f vH9eaYs Ii sti eLaa1
sec. z That all places for significant resort
for tippling and n lem perance within the linn
its OF sald aiage, are hereby made anddeclareo
10 be uh1a wfu1 and ihe Same ale hereby, pro
nihi!eq, And 4 any person shall within the
limits aforesaid keep any such place, he, she oI
they. shall upune con viclIon thereof before tn,
Al orol sad village OF other proper officer bt
De nnsd IN any sum not lsss Than hye dollars
nor more thiffi fifty sdolfsifs hlufti stf "
.aSec. .. Tins Ordtnaneeshali take effect am
ee II force 1roip aud atLersthe 2vth day Of June,
Dated Junelst. 1883 10 90, ,39c. .0iS noesT
- = HENRY WEST, Mayor.
JAhEsEB- RYAN, yReeorder- u-sy sdt II -
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The Presbyterian conference com nit
tees on I'm reported sthe basisofire-
union this morning, which is that such
ro6nion, under the style ofthe.Presby-
terian Church in the United States shall
be on doctrinal and ecclesiastical basis:
that the Old and New Testamen:s be
acknowledges as the INSPIRED Word of
God, and the onlyl finiallable Iule OF
faith and practice; dlie confession loi
faith to be adopted asf tbesysten of doc.
trine and discipline of1heIcbufcb shali
be approved ascoptajuinetlI tile principles
and rules of,polfcyI The basis OF reunion
is to be submitted loIthe several Presby-i
teries, and their votes otb<TeHpon shall
be sent TO the next smeetingrtof5 the two
General Assemblies ioahe held in Pitts
burgh the second Wednesday of next
November. II Two tbirds-the be found
favorable, theBd lie two A Asstnnl lies shall
act accordingly, consolidate committees
and take other necessary action Tor tlieI
interest of The Schurch. q The second
Sunday in September is recommended
as day of prayer for the whole denom-
ination.
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Bulletin writes from Ogden City, under
date of May 3d. lEiIssv ~ -
.sAfter travelling over, part of the road
between this point and Echo tour times
and the rest twice, in position 10 see
every rail and tie, can say ci the earth
work that, if it is not the worst piece pl
.os5s In sf3se world used for spassengef
traffic. it is by far the worst ever saw.
The r,assenpers who know most about
railrdading and take the most notice.
are the most timid. The earhbanks in
many. places are not so wide as the ties
Instead or being foarteeIr,. where the,
road has been out of the sideof the hills,
the lease ground seems 10 have yesubsided;;
and even where the line is strsighG the
ears frequently been toward the rlyer--a
Tsber. ,s nr,tsiffticient width OF embank-
ment to coyer the tie ends i'm places
where YOU have q roaring torrent fifty
TO seyenty-five feet below you.i In many
pIaces-fndeed, l might almost say as q
ruIe-the banks have not base enough
to give them ss,lidity. "A second view OF
the road along the clay and sand-banks'
above the ,Weber-between the mouth
of the canon and Ogden--confirms me IN
tlreopinion expressed yesterday. In that
mart there is, in addition 10 the danger
OF IAe fIOHQ btQ WIN wv - offNihS
into the river, thot of the, banks above,
on the land side, coming down; on the
rails even in dry weather. The company
keep two watchmairon the ground.
add TO ali this thai the material YVES
thrown together in frosty Weather, and
has since Settled so that the rails are
nsither- -stfaiskt pta. level, and it can
readily be accounted for that, though the
Company has q wrecking-train en- the
road, thIrty-six wrecks have been count
ed this week between Wahsatch and
Ogden. ~ The building of this road is ex-
traordinary,i in some things. Il In its cut |
sandstone culverIs and, bridge piles. and
its neatly painted water-tanks, it is su-
perior tolshe Central Pacific. It's trestle-
work, and bridges, ,oySherethey have been
finished, appear sound and substantially;
but from " ahsatch to Ogden there is /
work Tor 10000 men for months 10 re-
make ofhe road bed and strengthen THE |
metal The company employ es appear /
to take every preeaution, to avoid acci-
dent, and run very slowly, with a sharp
lookout W hen they have passengers
By this means, islace the Great River
bridge accident,s no PASSENGER has been {
hurt to my knowledge, and ns broken
passenger cars are seen on the roadside.
Tie directors feiterate their intention OF
a first-class road of it, but COM
pared 10 the work needed to- obe done!
except on the br ,dges, thereare few men ;.
to be seen. = ,,-,i.,er.5s o4adreos
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Expenses.

Notwithstanding the high order of all the de-
partments the expenses all taken together are
very low. Sixteen dollars per month pays for
boarding, furnished, warmed and carpeted
rooms. washing Of bedding and lights, in the
Presidents family in the Seminary building
The building is in two separate apartments, one
lor ladies and one for gentlemen; all dine at
the same table: The building contains 72rooms
and is heated throughout by steam radiators
No coal SCOT or dirt in the rooms.-Few Semi.
narles furnish so many home comforts. Tuition
1nsfhe several departments about the usual rates
Rooms in the village for self boarding. OTIS
furnished On the Seminary grounds free of
charge for the accommodation Of those wishing
to erect rooms for their own use.
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:fiaaufial and camuialeffial. nm
r,,r,c,. Of government rrn.rmrn,e.n scetnritiees.i 7

3 corrected every tuesday for the CHRONICLE,
by lanes T. Brady & Co., bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood streets, Pittsburghs agents for Union
and Central Pacific Railroad ST mortgage bonds
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N)1sw1lGooDs, 5

IN ADDITION TO OUR STOCK ON HAND
L we arc receiving alarge lot of goods bought
low for cash, which we are determined shall 90
invite country merchants TO examine our stock
befoI. purchasing, We have in Store and to
arrive, The following articles, viz:
500 y Bbl aEid u BbL New Lake Herring, 'z=
a0 Il " Nos 2& Mackerei,
+. 20 Hhds. choice New Orleans Sugar, A.,
- Bbls. Refined. -it,a.s ia. -vls -et1., o .
so At choice y. Orleans Molasses, g., -..
q l5 syrup and Sugar Drips,
10 q Butts Virginia Tobacco,
100 Caddies los. Ls, q Navy Tobacco, 20 -.-'s
lOO Boxes Chemical OliveSoap, ~ ... -...-
. Bbls. Oyster and Butter Crackers,
10 Boxes Lemon Scotch Biscuit
q. $40 Bbis. Keystone Flour, .-
2e-'%ii Xxx Family flour, - -
los -! Bakers flour, = fu ..l- Is--
10 ''rii Flint Hominy, Hr ia s-t- f-.e
: 50 Phoenix Hydraulic cement warran-
ted equal to any in The United States, ----
100 Bbls. Celebrated Lake Island White Lime
- Gro. Washing Powder, - = '--'- .
p 0Bbls. Carbon Oil.
Also.-Soaps, Candles,
Wooden-Ware, Spices =
.s-. y. Z. lar, Concentrated Lye. rsr.b .s- 49,
fESew Castle BIZ iCarb. Soda : ' g
~ Turkish Prunes, Zante Curants,
2 t...,.r % Layer and Bunch Raisins,
-...-f Cotton Batting, Twines, and
-, .ilsy Yarns, Vinegar, Shot and ..
Lead, Salt, &C., &c. g --z... 4 4
And all otlier Goods usually kept in o Whole
sale Grocery. All goods warranted as repre-
sented and delivered on cars or at Steam boat
landing free of charge. ...rr feIS
4sa
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RURAL SEMINARY,

L'OR LADIES AND, GENTLEMEN, NEW
L Market station, Scio Post office, Harrison
County, Ohio, three hours from Pittsburgh, one
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i. ! For Saktk ol.-Rent11

| Will, SELL OR RENT, my residence 1 IN Ne
1 Vest Of Bridgeport. ON the National Road.
The House contains ROBINS, With I'LL tile nibd-
ern improvements. Thre is one apreof ground,
with all KINDS OF fruit and shrpberys A pply, to
v...sa. =. A. J!OSBORNE, on the prenifses' "
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To The Public.

The undersigned announces that he has pur-
chased the entire interest and good viii of
MesSrs. Campbell & Downing, in their line of
Omnibusses running between Morristown and
Wheeling, leaving Morristown in the morning
and Wheeling in the afternoon. He will now
be prepared to accommodate all travellers with
comfortable Omnibusses, under the charge of
careful and sober employees. Fair Fifty cents
between Morristown and st. ClairsviIle and
wheeling and st. Clairsville-way passengers
In proportion. -, - -. :
Mr.. Isaac H. Patterson will act as his, and the
Express Agent, in st. Clairsville. Ali orders
and packages left with him will be promptly
and carefully attended to '.,s fIfr.'
aL. JOSEPH B. BUTLER.
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Lake Superior 7per cent. Gold bonds for sale
1 par. pay Ing ~ per cent more, than Govern
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From Cooley & sDaaehy, lfAdverti.ins
. ntnjlW Agents sfaNew fsrk. s;li 70 81

Q1OnlrOT $50 Per7Month Guansn teed. -
Q1OO sUkE PAY.--saIarlesp paIetw ee KY !,
AgeHIs eveIy%hele selling our Itle1ll Eperidsz, I,
my Khite Bne etothes Ltfes. Cad iit or wriiI
Aoi North I'd ST., Pliiia.4vo nj liz ii sJe8-iw Il
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Wall Paper and Notions.

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. a large stock inst received, and purchasers
viii find il to their advantage to give Us call.

viii find it to their advantage to give Us cali.
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= ri .l..,.,, =. --sss ~ o.. .~..e
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fellanfpns.
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Tie AAIolONALr HOTEL.

Eoi, ,@ I ONE A gain. =. .
lFHHE JOHNSONS ARE AGAIN IN EHE
Il National House. Ed.& Wheeler Johnson
1 amer ii few months absence have ned con-
trol of the House, and shall be pleased to have
their Old friends call on them.- The House will
be refurnished, and The Table. as of old times
Shall not be excelled by any in Eastern Ohio -
All our efforts shall be to accommodate and
make our guests comfortable.
ED. WHEELER JOHNSON,
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DefsctIve censtructlen of the Unieu Pa
cffc Railway s---.H

A Aeorrespondent of the San Francisco
Bulletin writes from Ogden City, under
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DY.A SEiPIIE C0MBINATToNSof the lever
ID power and the old wash board > in the con-
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AGENTS.

N. B.-For the benefit of our Agents we have
arranged with parties who have Goods suitable
for Sewfnz Machine Agents to SELL We will
send BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars
on receipt of one red stamp. Address g. " N
General Agent, Detroit, Mich.
Jan2l'69-ly NO. -. --"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
TIE COURTS.
=
CIVIL

In the Superior Court, Trial Term, before
Justice Fthan Isabella d. Vaudeville yesterday sued
Edward Birmingham for breach Of promise OF marriage
The lady mas been married before and Is over 80 years
old gentleman is 30. The lady AYERS that
Mr. birmingham visited her and promised TO marry her
in the Spring OF 1867; that he aterward put on le mar
riage excuse and another Notwithstanding inc
flct that she assured him, II his relations objected he
could make his will IN their favor "a she cared Tor him.
not his money. and ultimately, in 1865 married some one
else The ladys testimony is ali that yet appears the
case being still On.
BENJAMIN f. Voorhees, agt The steamship
CbanplOu-This was a suit the value OF siS
bales OF cotton, shipped, With seven Other oaesi az
Charleston and Unsigned 10 the hbelant at tls port
The libel alleges that only seven Of these hales, 81
shipped were delivered 10 hbelant, and that delivery
the other SIX bales refused The claimants aver ina
the six bales in question unloaded at Pler No
North River and ibelant given due notice thereof bu
that as the cotton not taken away by hlm ~ wa,
stored by claimants with the consent ana aIpr0TaI O
the elant and therefore, the claimants we're n0t laOe
for the further custody OF the cotton AIer iuH Asu
Inent tho libel was dismissed with costs
In the Supreme Court, Circuit, before Justice
BARNARD Yesterday the 81 ARCHIE Long against ho
Central Railroad Company was decided The palnuu
sblDDed goo barrels NewYOrk by the Central Kali
road agreement, as he stated that ne shOud pay
6Ocents Der 100 pounds The barrels weighed about 40
Douuds each and the freight this estimate would DC
about S2O The Company claimed that such an agree
ment was made 10 without any authority, ana that
their minimum rate 60 cents per lOGpOunds, reckon
ing each barrel at least l01pOunds THIS would bng
Tho freight TO $500 The testimony showed the barrels 10
have been worth s. IS each that the paint OF
1ered to nav more than his understanding OF the
agreement The Company refused 10 receive either $50
and stored the barrels giving the palntH notice
Ultimately they sold Tor charges. The painuH
brought salt for their value. and recovered Sl654 So
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
COrRr CALFNDARs-Tu1s DAr.

SUPREME OURT-CmCUIT-PART I-NOs 1917,
1l3 1891 lf 1873 I49 AL 1913 1915 l47 1873 1881 1870 1855.
lT i39 1883 1851 PARTLSoS $40 AZ, ZO ll2 2l8,
220 224 1884 l2 1884 1856 ROD 1919 1872 lJ4 1870 1913
a PART IINos 1921. $40 H. less 51 lOJ H. Isl 134 loI,
O2, go g)l, az. 1863. ligO. SJ7, ll68, 9y5. -
SUPREME COCRT-SPECIAL THRM.-NOs p, %, 1T3,
9 100 i6l lGa l7O 49, 23 2+ 25 ZIG 2 2S 49, 2lO 22 70
~ rs
SUPERIOR Court - TRIAL TERM-Part I-Nos.
az 95s 7ig COL 10 % lul l 69 $50 7 425 SO
PAkr LNoa 25 CO.. 49, go 800 80 III SIG, co, &C. 67s 1i
I8t 800 B8A
COMMON PLFAs-TRIAL TEEM-PART I.-Nos. sos,
So E22 "a SO $50 i9z g. 80 o. go t6 PART H.
sz3, 7gi, ST. III, tSi
MARINE COURT-lEIAL TERM.-NOs. 1921, 20T2, 2173,
N15 28y 2o92 242 1901. 1876 2o9 25 25 2g 299, 200,
iu2 2O3 1855 20f 2J' 2l' g. 2lH7 2lO8 2t9 Pic 2 ZllL
Court or GENERAL SEsSIONs.-Hcld by G.. ). Bed
soKp b City JudgeThe people sg Geo Hines ard John Rashe
and battery; Same agt Jas Meehanhobbti
Sane at james AeehaB-Bargiaui same tgt James Riley
Jas bsvn-BurgaJ: SANE sgt FTeIk s. Bogue-Obiai1inE
Same John CsTteBeakng and e.
Gaping js sg Robert EAab-aps Same Era SmiOb-
Iniag goods by se peleesSane Joseph Ffuier-Burgly
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
GENERAL NOTES.

The circulation of Cardinal AntOnellfs organ
the Osservaore Romano. is less than eco copies
A Houston genius sews cows tails on Old
horse hides and thus tho latter into meIchh'
able article.
An English Judge Baron Andersen, on being
asked to give his opinion 70 the proper engh OF scr
uon replied: Twenty minutes, with leaning 10 TIC
side Of mercy"
Grand Duchess Schneider has in her bOudoir
richly framed portrait Of the Prince Of Wales contain
his autograph and 1atterng lines abhut his aa
miratiOn Of her graces'
The collection of leadcn and China toy
sodlers owned by the King Of Prussia is said 10 nave
cost upward OF $1,000 1t dis two large rooms IN the
Royal palace Of Babe,burg.
The hdependance Beige is the most prohta-
BILE paper on the European Continent us pilhcpai
stoekbolder IS young girl OF H. who besides Owls IN
her own right an estate worth over 100000 francs
A shoe dealer of Cleveland has invented a
vel anparatus for measuring lady's foot With this
machine correct measurement Is taken OF every part
that the shoe covers that the whole shoe can DO maze
the exact size and shape desired.
The favOrite color of eX-Queen Isabella is
Hight brown She thinks that dresses Of that color are
most suitable TO complexion, and she has ordered al
the rooms which she viii occupy In her new paAee U Ue
hung with paper of that color
The little Crown Prince Oh BelSlum mas lelV
a kind of villa touching document-ln which he be-
eatbs his TOYS 70 his sisters and some Of his paymatcs
The Royal family was deeply affected when 1t was READ
by the King few days after the burial Of the Prince
Five boys, who possess great musical talent
are being educated at The Chsania Conservatory AZ tne
expense OF Ole Bun. has promised to take care OF
them until they have finished their studies ono OF the
boys is the son Of poor dayaborer and the others are
sons Of peasants in very humble circumstances
The star of the st. Petersburg ballet, Mile
Tchernaya poisoned few weeks ago. by one OF ner
admirers whose advances she had repeled In rather
naughty manner He sent her glass Of champagne con-
tanning a strong dose OF poison. When she drank the
wine the effects Of the poison Frustrated herimmediaey
The female prisoners in Warsaw, who are
sentenced to be ogged receive their stripes al the hahu
Of tall hercuean woman, who beabors her poor sisters
more merciesy than the COssacRs do the male prison
ers Nearly all the ladies OF the arsocracy who have
been arrested in the last four or five years on charges OF
completely In insurrectiouary movements have been
dOgged.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Bowling committed Otto KrOwl. for having on Sunday
oiCht while in saloon in ThOmas-st, stolen silver
watch from the pocket OF John Henry OF NO 81 Green
Wioh-st.
Thomas Pumphrey is charged by George l..
Norton Captain Of TIE steamship United States, with
having on the 18th inst while on the passage TO this
mort from NeW-Orpans endeavOed 10 create revolt on
board that vessel The defendant held in $3.50 bail
for an examination on Wednesday next.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day before Justice Dodge, Philip Manheimer pawn
broker Of No 296 Eghave. was held in 1900 BAN TO
answer a charge OF knowingly receiving stolen goods
stealing clothing valued at $3.50 from Mary Smith OF NO.
A