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AN ACT n aunul portion OF q certain statute Of
the Territory Of New Mexico, and for other Pur-

AN ACT n annul portion OF q certain statute Of
the Territory Of New Mexico, and for other Pur-
poses.
Ne 10 suaeted By fAs Sspsfs and House Of Repre-
s,stsfipss of As Unifsd States Of Lmsr,ea IN Cos-
g,,., assemAied That the following rcclted PORTION
OF a statute Of the Territory of New Mexico, ap.
proyed February second, eighteen hundred and
sxty-fyc wins .'And no writ of execution shall on
any account 10 executed on tho real estate OF any
person, II there DO no m,Itsxge made by the hus-
band and wlfs owning the said property, and the
mortg are must have been executed with all the
krmalities required by law" be, and the same "a
hereby, disApproysd and declared null and void |,
Proudsd, That there shall be exempt nom levy and
forced sale under any process or order ifom any
court " Law or equity In ssd Territory tho lot or
or parcel of ground and the buildings thereon occu-
Piled a. q residence and owned by the debtor, being
q hcase holder and having family, 10 the value of
one THOUSAND dollars. And II In the opinion Of the
creditors, the premises claimed by such debtor as
exempt are worth more than one thousand dollars,
then Il shall be lawful Tor the officer 10 advertise
aud sell the said premises and out Of the prvoccss
IL such sale 30 pay 10 such execution debtor the
said sum Of one thousand dollars, which shall be
exempt from execution Cor year thereafter, and
apply the balance on said execution, ksd PROVIDED
fs,ts,r That no sale shall he made unless greater
sum than ono thousand dollars shall be bid For said
PREMISES. ii. --..... AZ ......
Approved, July n, 1870.
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OFFICIAL
Lar, Of ne Uaiisi States passed al the Sec
oad Session Of the Forty Fyra Coagreas.

JOINT RESOLUTION donating condemned ord
nance Zoe . soldiers monument at poughkeepsie,
New York.
Be "a resolved By tao Ss.sfs aid Hoass Of Rsyrs-
ssstafipss Of hs Ur1ed States Of dm,r,oa - Goa
ersss as.sbisd That the secretary Of War IL hereby
authorized 10 deliver % the municipal authorities 81
the city OF POughkeepsle, New York. three con-
demned Iron cannon, two condemned bras cannon,
and two hundred round shot, he used In The cree
ton OF soldiers monument at that place
Approved, June y, ls7O.
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AN ACT % amend an act entitled AN act aGend.tory
OF the organic law OF Colorado Territory, .nd fOi
Other p1rpses,- approved May fourth, eishfeen
hundred and seventy.
n, "A .aaet.i bv "A, Senate and Hosse Of Represenis-
fires Of the United States Of imertea IN Congrs asN.
bl,L That The FIRST section of set entitled An ac'
smeudaory of the organic Law OF Colorado Territory
aI, other purposes.- approved May fourth, eRh-
teen hundred and seventy, he, and tile same u 80 far
amspd,si thsS writs OF error shall be allowed froni
any drcison of probate court Ca the supreme court
OF said TERRITORY. In the manner they were al
anendatOry.
Approved, July IA, $50.
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The Earth Closet

The Earth closet
Il substisue < The vsaes csssrt common pssvy, end
nay be used as movable commcde, By spesrsaas 1r
qurcd Amcog its sdvHntaevs are-
.. Coapssss dcoaosiaAtion nvm ths n@eus a appay.
ING he earth. -
m passins vttAls vsseA u an rieA sad pssr. IN
toxn and IN the county, SIMPLE means fs prvvdln9
tAs Assss, Q comsortab,s psivaie etscs.
One barrsl q sarh 10 saeient " bur noeGhs' ne b
Send fer Circular. Closes is a,sby
EARTH CLOSET CO..
1yti No. 10 DoADe d, Des1ea.
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Inhllble In correcting Irregularities, and removing
obstructions Of tho monthly periods. IL over for
" years snoe these now % we'll known pills were
6rst brought 20 notice by DR.. Duponco, of Paris,
during which time they have been extensively and
successfully used by some Of the leading physlcans
with unparalleled success. Ladies' In pour health,
either married or single, suffering ffom any OF The
complaints peculiar 10 females, will md the Du-
ponce Golden Pills Invaluable, vis, General Debit:
Ity Headache Paintness, Los OF Appetite, Mental
Depression, Palm In the Back and Limbs, Palm in
the Loins, Bearing down Pains, Palpltation o. ne
Heart, Retained, excessive, Irregular or Painful
Menstruation, Rush Of Blood 10 Head, Dssness,
Dimncss Of Sight, Fatigue on any slight exertaon,
and particularly that most annoying weakening all:
ment 90 common among females, both married and
dngie, the Leuoorrhee or Whites. Females In
every period OF lifs will ind Dupcnco's Pilh
remedy 70 aid naturs In the discharge Of IL fdno-
tions They invigorats tho debiitated and delicate
and by regulating and strengthening the system,
prepares the youthful constitution for tho duties o.
lifs and when taken ny those In middle lifs o. old
ago they prove perfect blessing. There 10 nothing
In the pills that can do injury 70 lifs OF health.
Sale In thcir operation, perpetual in their happy
influences upon the Nerves, the mind and the entire
Organization. n. ID. HOWE, Proprietor, u.
r. ALvAH LITTLBPlRLD, Boston, Agent N. y.
States.
Ladies by enclosing 81 90 by mall win have Tho
pills sent souRdsntially 70 any address.
BOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS. 6m9
e Por sale In Diddoford By Alvsa Bacon and
Borry q Dudley.
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BidAefssa .saverssse,ne,.ss.

N POND leers hr sale Pisnos,rtes, Meloieons. Or
us ran. AMI Musk stools Having b~el eagsgcd In
the mAnaciure sni sale q Pano'ores kr The last eight
zen YEAR. be e-k prvpsrcd IN se-et good Instruments
An Ptznos silt by him carefully se-c,ei IN Boston.
Ai-o OrT.ns Msie By 4. d. n. W. smih, s-ki Al
dacrd priccs. Piasofrte. shi Melo.ieoos b let In
sirzmentis cpslrl Orders &C. rvSISe By J n CLlEk,
cf Portland, IN ~lh h,m, at NO. 4 CRYSTAL Ar
GADE, up stAr.l B.ldsk<d. Maine. su
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AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled IAN act 10 au-
thOriEe the Secretary Of the Trvasuary ~ license
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e Printing Of all hisds doas 81 lie ses&
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sosusx AID NAIVE ouAcKS

through hlss sssinais md rsysncs, ssd ssgnsepAs.
lions q their srshss - ~ -, vhs enss srposs
eoasradio H., vts, tstAsa " t~sSs tAsss iss>
The qualities anl eeess q dikvpt kests ~ vasst 40
sscube al The 49, b iAeis pa kxuscs spseAcs, he.
nost q which, ~ - essasss hesssy, be0as - IL
snrsent bsiisf q ~ .s~ns eveythlag," - - ksess
tios,a1v inlur>k r. ~
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

'INIIE THIRTIETH SESSION or THIS
Institution will commence on MONDAY
the 18th Of SEPTEMBER, 1870, and terminate
ON the 18th of June, ISL. II Is r0mantical-
Iy situated I'm the midst of he beautiful
and healthy hill-cUuntrv of the " Panhan-
die" uf West Virginia, easily accessible 10y
railroad or river and surrounded with the
most favorable influences for student lie.
II has Il property In Endowment, BulId-
ingS, Apparatus, Library, sc. OF over >.tn,-
go and i thus enabled To sustain faculty
and furnish facilities for thorough "ducd-
cation OF the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided Tor
both public and private boarding, and UNI
furnished rooms will be let 10 students VINO
wish to board themselves.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.. Regular Lit
cTary Course, including the Ancient Ian
guagcS, for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts.
:. Literary and Scientific Course for the
pegree Of Bachelor of Sciences. 3. J he
course for Master of Arts. 4. The Course for
Master OF Sciences. .. Special Courses in
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &c.
Detailed Information as TO these Courses
will be found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-The InStitu-
fion has complete set OF Philosophical
Apparatus and students who wish il are
trained I'm the use Of Field Instruments
also q thoroughly fitted up laboratory. for
practical instruction and work Ia Chemical
Nnalysis, and an ample Museum Tor the
study Of Natural History.
TERNIS.-TuitiOn, $50 per session: Board,
ing from 81 To s. per week. UNPUBLISHED
rooms s. per session TO each STUDENT pre-
naring for the Ministry. Free tuition &c
sons Of Ministers of the Gospel "f all tie
nominations. - -,
For further particulars apply for caia
Iogcur 10 Professor {. l.. LoOS, secretary, I"
10 w. X. PENDLETOS, President,
ivlS Bethany, West Va
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qualified voter and by the constitution
land Iawssof the State entitled to be reg.
istered, and he applies and registration
is wrongfullys withheld, from him, he
shall vote onhis own affidavit Of the
ffaea The Attorney Gsnerst world
have the section 10 provide for the
party TO vote on his own affidavit, IN
case, if negro, registration had been
denied him on account Of being black
but,will not extend to the-wbite man
the same right IL REGISTRATION is denied
him because bcis white. An absurd
.ity which must he seen hy all VIII" are
seeking light and truth.
! This document is intended, no doubt.
to be circulated under the weight OF
| official authority, and to be the guide Of
the registrars and boards of registration.
! in Withholding from many of our best
! citizens the sacred light of suffrage. and
the Democratic party seeing what is to
be the policy of the Radical party and
their supple tools, the registrars and
boards Of registration, should he pre-
pared 90 meet such fraud and deception
and to resist the same, BY all lawful and
proper means Every man who believes
himself entitled to vote should consider
il his duty TO his God and his country
to obtain his right and not to he de-
prived OF it by the acts Of fraud and
oppression heretofore practiced 10y regis
trars and boards of registration, ap-
pointed to the dirty work by reason OF
their responsibility and utter disregard
of their solemn duties and oaths. One
who will quietly submit TO he cheated
and defrauded Of his birthright or his
highest privileges is unworthy OF 4
home or a country. For the first time
the history of our State has there been
any law to punish these functionarles
for their corrupt acts and he who Is
wrongcd by them and quietly submits
to it should he dndthcmn mordndtha
And fortunately offenders are to he
held to account for their vile acts be-
'n.2 the Courts of the United States
where justice will be fairly and Impair
italy dealt oul to all ] hope that no
one who knows that he is not entitled
to vote by the Constitution will present
himself for registration, but that all
who believe themselves entitled TO vote
will press their claims by right and 10y
day until they are recognized and ad-
mitted, and in case of their rights being
wrongfully withheld, that the offending
official he arrested and held to account
before the Court. TO the credit OF the
Democratic party there has been no
attempt, in the papers or elsewhere, that
have seen, to give an improper con-
struction to this act OF Congress. Some
Of the Radical papers attempted to hold
ont that the Democrats contended that
the act eniranchised the rebel who was
disfranchised by the amendment to the
Constitution of the State. That was an
error. 1t never was so commended by
the Democrats; but they only contended
that it secured fair, honest and i'm
partial registration OF votes.
,ITSTICE
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 80.

CINCINNATI, July 80.
FLOUR-Cnchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat tirmcr, closing a
81 25@l 80 for red and 81 3j@ f.
for white. Corn dull at S7@SSc. Dat.
dull; old at j0G soc; new at 25@ 4Oc
Rye at 9O695c and dull Barley al
81 l0@l ID.
COTTON-Neglccted; middling al
Isle.
Observation-Disclosures.
WHISKG-Dull and nominal: 91G
Csc asked.
PROVlSIONS-Unchanged Mes,
Pork at $50 00@30 30. Lard at l6!@
l63c. Bulk Meats at 81 ljic asked
&c less offered; not much demand
Bacon held at ~, IL and Isle, but
&c less offered. Sugar cured hams Al
26G 26!c.
BUTTER-Steady at 2jm 2Nc.
EGGS-Dull at &c.
Gil EESE-Salcs at l4G DC
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; demand fair
GOLD-l204 buying
MONEY-Markct easy ut S"l0 pei
cent.
EXCHANGE-Dull at lilo discount
huvium
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE. july %.

BALTIMORE, July 70.
| BEEF CATTLE.-The marke
opened this week without any anima
ton both butchers and spectators
seemed disinclined to purchase, as tht
supply was fair and the quality Of the
stock not very extra, most of them be
ing thin for the season. Some 400 head
changed hands Yesterday, but at prices
fully &c. per 10. lower on all grades, the
heaviest decline being, of course, on the
poorer class Of Cattle The market
opened this morning very dull, and con-
tinued so until the close, most dealers
finding it difficult to close out then
stock. There was some inquiry, and a
few sales of good Cattle to go to the
country. Prices today ranged as follows
Best Beeves at 81 75@S 90; generally
rated first quality at 81 0067 80; medi,
um or good fair quality Sc 50@6 %;
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
s. $4,000; inferior and lowest grades
Of Cattle 81 25@4 75-general average
of the market to-day Sc 80; extreme
range of prices 81 25@S CO. Most of
the sales were from s. 00@7 90 per 100
lbs. OF the receipts 302 head came
from Ohio, 4SS from West Virginia, 322
from Virginia, 60 from Maryland, and
54from Pennsylvania. Of the offerings
6SS head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 81 sold to spectators for
Eastern markets, la head to country
dealers, and TO Annapolis butchers
total sales for the week 1925 head.
SHEEP.-The receipts for the past
week were quite heavy, and the larger
part Of them being OF rather poor
quality, there has been much activity IN
the market. At the close to-day prices
were tending downward. Good coarse
wool stock Sheep and fat Lambs are
wanted Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Fair to good Sheep at 4@5cts.,
good to extra jG 5lcts. per pounds gross.
Stock Sheep 81 75@2 so per head.
Lambs at 81 GOA 400 per head. Re
ceipt this weeks 6430 head, against
1926 last week, and 3ISl heal same
time last year.
HOGS.-The receipts during the past
week, have fallen off very much, and
with an active demand the prices have
been fully maintained At the close to-
day there are very few in first hands,
and they are held firm AT quotations.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: At
$l3 00@l3 10 per 100 pounds ne.
Receipts this week PIGS head against
1910 last week, and 5l14 heal same
time last year
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, July 80.
The week closes with a stcadicr feel
ing in Wall street. Markets generally
dull. The bank statement i unfavora-
Bile
MONEY-Easv at 3@j per cent
STERLTNG-pull AT lo9t. Short
at ll04
GOLD-F'irmcr on the report that
the French had crossed the Rhine.
Opened at 100 and closed at 2l@2l J.
CARRYING rates 5@2 per cent. Clear,
ance> $S2,0oo.00O Exports today 81
G9j, Id and Tor the week 81, o.. SfI.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Dull
and lower. Coupons Of 81, ll3s@ ll3s;
do %, lIO!G ll0.; do "a, lO9fmllt
do o., l0gsmIl0!: do new, lOSiM lOH;
do '67, lOSj@ loo '6S. lo9lM lO9!;
l0-lUs, lo6!@ lo7: Currcncics, Ill@
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, july ~.
FLOuR-Firm and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat, frmer, closing at
81 POI for No. >; this afternoon active
at 81 222 for seller August; 81 p seller
last hall. Corn, quiet and &c. lower,
closing at sale. for No. , this after
noon dull at SIC. seller August. Oats.
lie. lower, closing at 43!c. for No. >.
Rye quiet at S0c. for new No. > Bar
lev o,riet at Soc. 81 0O for No ,
PROVISIONS-Un changed.
HOGS-Active at 81 SOa - 81 for
common to choice.
CATTLE-Quiet and weak at & OO
as 81 for common cows t" choice
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New York Market.

New YORK, July -.
GOTTON-Nominal Sales of 200
bales ut 20c. per Ii. for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Closed finer for low and
mixed grades Of extra.
GRAIN-Wheat, very firm, with an
export demand: Rye, nominal; Oats,
dull and lower at j4G jjc. for Western,
and 64@ 6jc. for Ohio; Corn, dull at 81
G99c for mixed Western.
PROVISlONS-Pork, dull and I'M
changed; Beet, quiet and steady; Cut
meats, quiet; Bacon, nominal; Lard,
unchanged.
EGGS-.Dull and heavy at lS(a 2oc
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For Sale.

IL EUNDERSIGNEDO OFFERS FOR
,ssH sale Lot M. IL, i'll Graham'S addition
10 The citv OF Wheeling, situate on the
corner otQuincy and sixth streets. There
.>n good brick and frame house on the cor
urr containing eight rooms, with water and
"iS I,..iuhOut and one of the best cellars
in the. civ There i in connection u %npt
stable AMI carriage house. On the south
end ~ th,. LOT there * q good ram" mouse
with i've rooms, frOntin. on sixth street.
This i u very desirable location. Parties
Wishing Ia purchase will please call nj :. j.
Hnyd's Wholesale Shoe Store. No. ~ Main
street. NJ T. WANMAN.
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ID. LYNN q CO..
Main street.
To Contractors.

C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
> ceived by the undersigned for the build
ing of the Poor House Of ohio county,
until MONDAY, AUGUST lst, 1870, al y.
NJ, for carpenter work, lumber, and all ne
cesSary hardware for the completion of the
carpenter work.
Also, for brick work for the same, brick TO
be laid by the thousand, counted III tire
wall after the completion of the job.
Also. for plaStering same 10 he stated 50
much per yard for hath work and 50 much
per ward for brick work, all 10 be three-cOat
work, sand 10 be One-half bank sand and
one-half creek sand.
Also, for painting for same, 30 much per
ward for twO-coat work, and 80 much per
light for glazing.
Also, for Tin roof for same AT 10 much per
square.
All material used to be of the best quail
~, and 10 he under the inspection Of the
Building Committee. The committee re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Supervisors room, Court HOu>e, by apply
ing To VIM. salisbury, between the hour
of9 \. ". and Pm.
All bids TO be directed to the chairman Oi
the committee. JOHN CLATOR.
jylS Chairman.
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For Sale Cheap.

-na ACRES OF LAND On THE LINZ
.DNJU of the Il. 4 U. r. T., - miles East oi
Wheeling, in lots TO suit, with a iihe Nv"
story dwelling house and outbuildingS.
Tile house, with about lOO acres parity
improved, will be sold separate.
This property Is known ;tS In" Kline mill
and is u fine site for "a country store.
NlSn. n steam Circular saw Mil aud fl
lures, VITA tw" 81 three yoke ~ oxen an't =,
~pgu al horses.
By w. V. HOGE 4 BRO,
Real Estate Agents, LOO Market street.
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commissioners Sale Of Real
Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Cjrcuit Court of Ohio County, rendered
IN the nth day of April, 1870, in cause In
chancery therein depending IN when sam
md Isabella Dunbar and Others are defend
"nts, / will, on MONDAY, August I'D,
$50. at the front door of the Court
House of ohio County, sell at Public Auc-
lion, lot number four til in Jonathan Zane
addition 10 the city of Wheeling.
TERMS or SALE-One third of the pur-
chase money cash. the residue in two equal
nayments, of six and twelve months each,
with interest from the day OF sale, the
purchaser giving bonds with approved
security for the deferred payments.
y. RICHARDSON,
ivi Commissioner.
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RE-OPENED.
ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT
formerly Balls Saloon,)
Under WASHINGTON HALL.

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASuRk
in announcing To his friends and the puollS
generally, that he has thoroughly renoNalet,
and improved the above Restaurant, ana
will eudeavor 10 cater 10 the wants OF ms
customers I'm the most desirable style. Al
ways on hand choice selection of Wines
Liquors, &c. Meals served up in the bes'
Style, al shortest notice, at all hours.
MARI 0HAW4M p. LuTI.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Nh, July 80.
FL0CR-Firmer, fresh scarce and
in demand; western supertine at 81 OOto
6 80; extra at St 75@1 20.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and higher
new red at 81 506,l 10. white at 81 A.
al S.; western at ! ljCG | -. Corn
steady; white 81 2j@l Is; yellow al
81 07@l 10. Oats lower new at j0G
SIC. Rye at 91Ca, 95G- -.r ...
PRoVISIoNS-Unchah,e ID.
WHISKY-Quiet at 81 U2Gjl 05.
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For Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUN-
p $3.50 e TRY residence with ten
II, a, SsIlSSS. rooms and large cellar,
.-.,I{xxsEEErSSs good outhouSes, &C., Will.
four acres of land.
on when are about Seventy-iive bearing
apple. trees, q large number of peach anu
pear trees, also grapes and all other small
fruits I'm abundance. This property i situ-
aicd on the north side OF Caldwell'S run,
near Che CITY uf Wheeling, and is part OF
what j. known as the sunny side Vine
ward. mutl now occupied by George r.. Cald-
we'll: will be sold whole or In lots 10 >uit
purchasers.
LG. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent,
Office on Chapline street, between FiNrt ana
second streets. man
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Business Stand for Sale Oh
Market St, Centre Wheel

7 AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE
business stand, second place south OF
ksqr. Hammer, on Market street; Centre
WheeIing. In has four rooms besides the
store room. and is new throughout, ana
supplied with water and gas. This property
will be sold cheap. THOS OBliEN,
| I,ln Rpnl E'SinIE Agent.
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Uoiycr.Ify or VIrxinifa.

THE SESSION or THIS INsIlTuJiON
6AY or OCTOBER and csnIBues without
interruption I'll the Thvraday procedibg
The Ith of July ensuing.
INC organization Of the Institution b.
very complete, embracing extensive md
thnTuuxb eJuTsss of instruction In Latefa-
ture and seisslec. and I'm the Professions ~
law. Medicine and Engineering.
The cxpensss Of The Academic or Iav
STUDENT, exclusive N the cn~t Of Textbook
and clothing, and pocket money, amount
b about I'D per rs11oD q nine months :;
dent N about Ss6, Of which sums, re~pec-
lively. sssi or ES9 Il payable ON admission,
and the balance In the progres Of the
ssrNion.
For details end for catalogue, r. Q. .rpt-
yerSity % Virginia y. MAUPibf
lyE Chairman OF the faculty.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

IA THAT SPLENDID BC = y rs =
t.2 stand, southwest cornerof Market anu
-SM0nruc street, formerly occupied 10y
Adams Express Company. Inquire oi
murIH HARPER * BRO.
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ron SALE.
Quincy Street Residence fo1
Sale.

- AM AUTHORIZED TO S,s, sELa
iS the large and maSEi n aitusted on
nn,nH oi s r. a. SstWeen Fifth and sixth
quincy s +, con,ajns ten rooms, besides pan
,r ss;ebsn bathroon, cellar, &c, &C; has
as and hot and cold water on anS s af MOST
The ouihopses are cpm Rg pentire premises are
III Inc Inc f,r sale, one-half lot Of ground adj
Also i rn,sa THOMAS OBRIEN,
j"!htnS s"i"' Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-01
For Rent.

IL 4 DWELLING HnUSE-NlNE.
rmT rooms and bath room, Third Ward, on
-&hFinh street. Apply at office of
G,b2I GEO. W. JEFFEIS.
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