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, 1870-11-02

a..ssoS. GOV. L-rhcse has bern soroe .raodIa-
Saeons In TIC new Cabinet Tbs Marquis Of
~ ssooeua nas resigned, and the Bishop Of Bexan
t.s ~ iosGea a new Cabinet n follows; Avis,
Minister Of Public WORKS, and President Of The
e"aneo' Marquis Goavela, Marine; seuor Beute
, 1870-11-02
Cam bridge 1.-Two Stock Market.

WA&NU9fOEE IHSU MUCK t4uFHEE4
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 1.-Beef Cattle-supply fall.
With better feeling: Rales Of extra at 9ie s1(s
lat0: nrst quality. $s.0st9l1.00; third quality,
;6 so1s-N- ReceirtA LAST.
Sheep and Laubs-Transsctions moderate and
market net improved eaies IN lots at S1SQ to
f@oo each; extra, F+.sos9a0a- Receipts, 1870
, 1870-11-02

-CoEnne1 Joel l. AspeT, who, seeking rc-etsc-
Eon to Congress, announced h1m SELF ~ N lale-
pendent candidate IN the Seventh Dts1Stet Of Ms
eonn, naa Withdrawn, leaving the nelt cttaE for l.
Y. Parker. Protection Republican, anl Aallr j..
Il. Ellis, Reyenue-tarl0 Republican
-tie1er7l Manson, who beat General Wa..acr
Tor tonSrE.., IN Indlans. Is Lews brusast-i1-4E' :
TO the ttllee Is In The family anyhow.
Ger uy rGhisnctt in The TRIBGxE. ~. o t5:oa,
IN tie Sect'rd 1cwn Dlst1tct. snout1 hare tlAa
Aulett K Cotton !: sud "WfEam 4. ihfri4', :
soerld have tetd WilisazQ G. Dou1so.
, 1870-11-02

A4SAMAAN1FEnHs
ALGERIA, Me Nov. 1.-GoveFuor ChAnperIstu
Maine.
Dxs AorRks, Sar. 1.-Governor Morrill, h.s ap-
pointed THANKSGIVING Day on November e
, 1870-11-02

CLGrELANp, O.. Nov. 1.-The Annual Conyen-
tipn OF the NauqnsI Wouen1. SuNtnee Assocts-
tin, will be held In tas city, On the Esd and ga
OF November.
, 1870-11-02
Largo Republican Gathering n,
SpTsnKf Prospects.


RRNGs1x1n, Inv. LA targe sud enthusiastic
meeting Of our German citizens was addressed BY
Hon. Gustasus Koczner and Hon. Edward Rum
mel, MA evening, IT Representatives. Hall Gov
ernnr Koe1ner s{oke about n nout. aud Fegte Nei
, 1870-11-02

LONDON, SLr+ 1.-The decline on the stock
a1eet yesterday WAS IN consequence OF Cabt-
net mt ctiug ca11eI for the purpose, as Is UNDER
$1,000, OF considering what steps should be taken
IN seeafd to the eonttnueh and formidable arma-
ment OF Russia. II Is stated that Russia h1s NOW
seo,ooo men under arms, 1eAly to take the neld On
LIE Western provinces Of the euptsr
AstoFJ OF secret treaty between Prussia aud
RUSSIA relative to the Eastern question. has been
received 1t Vienna, with much feeling auu 9 good
zeal OF c1rcunstantta1lty. II is now alleged tnat
IN the event Of peace humilsauny to France.
ffussia has bound herself By = secret tscatv.
ss9ned n W!esoadeu In 1u1y l4st between Gort-
$ehaSoa and BlFnaFk, 70 support d rey1Sou by
europe ot the treaty OF Paris, and the liberation
70 Russia Of the Black Sea, w7th the D4raa-
neIe* This Is expected TO te the price demAn1ed
By lsussa tot permitting Prussia to more untfau,-
nelled On France. II Is further Affirmed that. IA
RuszdA does not care to leave the tulnlmeut Of
this treaty to the close Of the war, she Il now In
sastnR that, IN the treaty With France, Prusua
shall not secure either forrsescs OF Bcf,ous retn
forcement Of her strength On this side Of the
Rhine, the Russian dipIomstis;s regarding h As
essential 10 tho safety OF Poland and the rzo1css
Of the Russian Empire westward that Germany
should be left more or less exposed to peril from
the sde OF France In short, It Is believed in
ylcnns, md tho signs arc that 1t Il BEGINNING 10
be believed In London, that Hussta, haytpz led
Germany On thus far In the war. until her primary
ohject-3he p10str1ltDn Of FT1nce-h1s been nc
complished. crcn more completely than was ever
hoped or expected, has meanwhile been prrpat-
ing hcrrrlf quietly, and Is now prepared to exert
sach pressure on to.h con51 iAnts a. sha, secure
to her AL her obiccts in the East, without imper-
ilsing her European weight.
, 1870-11-02
Funeral or Governor Nhn1fer Mt Salt
l.AkG CITY

SILT LAEE CITY. Eov. 1.-The highest respect
Was Shown 10 the 1uemorT If tho lats Govefnur
the .en aios vas the largest ever sen here. and
very impusicg. Brigham YouuRa carriage. Win
i've apostles. the entire Federal, military. aud
Masonic fraternity, memhers OF the bar. Mormou
H'gh Council, aEd large numbers or citizens,
turned out. deputRttop will accompany his re-
mains to Freeporf, Ill, to o-mor1pK.
, 1870-11-02

Gold and silver Discovered In Scw-
fouudlAud.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA letter from Newloupd.
land tays mine containing large quantities OF
siIyet has been discovered near Tilt Cove Sew
trRt spt cln1en. OF gold were also found near the
same plaec-
, 1870-11-02

ITALY.

ITALY,
-F1oAhScf, Sov. 1.--ConEider1ble excitement Ia
oehat!oped hern BY she Ints.scse OF eleven pkK.
eona by bIiesDds, neAr Aa1iaeo Nnovo. city h
the prcy!pce oi Nrp,es.
Regret IS eEpsrsst d at the attttu.Ye ass1ucd by
the Pope ttctc the occuptttau Of Rome. Het.eps
M ut: Appearance 1T dl&uuss vt the 1t1lIsnav s1d
ftmsira srt ln;'rd, when hts appearznce N public
would teuorEuate tts eecn:tsE. zcd render un-
nect ssa. formal guasan.eea.
CHINA.
LONDON. Nor. 1.-Tsc larest intelligence from
China Ia to The effect that the government Ia
pnEtu1h1 vaclll1tinR course relative to foselRn-
era The foreigners At Tleutsin sre, therefore.
undecided WHIT thes 70 leave OF remain. The tI1-
prfskton is that The stories 0f eopteueplate gen
eta1 massacre aIe iabr1cA;io0s.
, 1870-11-02
GREAT BRTTATN,

LoSpdS, Nor. 1.-Nr. Fox, a farmer, OF K,n9'e
County, Ireland. was. yesterday, fred upon and
wounded hy An unknown nssassln. There was a
large party Of men working In an adjoining Geld,
upon whom he called for protection They, how.
ever, refused. Some OF his netghoora arrived
toou after, and succeeded In savipg hts life.
The STANDARD says the rrnazAn L1ndwehr IT,
serve has been ca,les, out corresponding cx-
hapkllon Of German strength ts inferred.
The ceremony OF closing the Woskmfn's Inter-
national Exhibition took place It the. Agricultural
Hail Tonight Among the distinguished persons
present wcrc: Gladstone, Lerd Edhury, Mr, OF
way, Professors flxyfalr. nass, nud Mor,ey. md
Rev. Newman Hail. Gladstone. Who .ccup1e.,
the chatr, received an address from MT. pat.
tttfons Honorary Secretary Of the International
Exhibition, In which 1t was stated that the exoen.
ses OF the exhibition had cxcrc.}etj the resclpss
Nr, Ciadstone madc reply 10 vote OF thauks,
lie said he hored the deficit tn the fuu.is would be
made up hy the city.autlds, whose rast wealth
many thought tneunlctentiy employed. NJ. Gsad-
stone said that this exhibition was greas step IN
ttc accomplishment OF great WORK, which
nc hoFed Eight be c1teudld on thu return
OF peace G-eat progress had been
ulalc IN English industries, especially through
exhibitions, which the British people should help
u make sc1f-surportlnc. They promoted The
uu'on OF capital and labor, were source OF In
movement 10 The 1abortng classes, and enabled
them To gam higher development through edu-
eannu- No class was complete unless tho higher
aaa stnmasef1al Interests were studied.
, 1870-11-02
ON THE SEA.-

LoSpns, Nov. La correspondent Of the New
Yo1k Tribtne writes from Hamburg, soth nlL,
that an nt1clal communication to the authorities
states That French ncct Of twelve ships, eacn
havue on board 500 landing troops, had sailed
from Dunkirk, intentting to descend On the North
Sea coast. Preparations were Immediately naa4le
for defence. A garrison, consisting OF light bat-
falionB OF LAndwehr, and the reserve battzllons
OF the F1ftJ-nfth and Seyenty.n!th Regiments
were ordeted TO he ready to march at half IN
four's notice. 0ne-ha1f have already been sent
to reinforce Cuxhayen. All the pilot boatp at the
mouth Of the Elbe have been brought IN, and the
light vessels and huoys removed. Nurnbcrs oi
snAn craft hare been recently captured by thg
French. and It Is supposed that they Will be com
PEELED to furnish ptlots.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-A,lsices from Bahia, to Octo-
le: 10, state that the French Runbuat Cuyieux ha
captured the German ba.fs Ntemann nnd Alma.
, 1870-11-02
:. Barometer. tTAcrmometf7.] Rats.

The following shown the state Of the wind snd
weather n the same places. The letters on the
zen hand side OF each column show the direction
Q! he Wind; the following figure or figures, the
selectty OF the wind In nues per hour: and the
lA&t Letter the ktate Of the weather; stands for
1cu for 6auW. @
, 1870-11-02
Cattle shipped EnAt from Knnsns
Cisys

aptcial Defpatsh to The Chicaen T.ibane
Kansas ttrf, Mo-. Nov. 1.-The Hannibal l.
St. Joseph Railroad shipped east 1e cars OF caitlr
II e Missouri Pacific Nallroad g do: North MS
sou,i ts4lH I'D do. The first horse cars CON-
icencct1 running in ,hEs cltr ip-tlAT,
, 1870-11-02
GERMANY,

BKR1ls. Noy. 1.-Tao Empress Eugeu!e ar
rived at NlIhclmshohoc ineoa. on the morning Of
Sunday. In tic afternoon she visited the En-.
pe1or, IN company with Bazajpc,
, 1870-11-02

A-HAA AASA tS VIA UAFO344S.
There ate other things We t,la in tnat conven-
ttop: ! or tatner bJ that election fou remember
was the custom. when certain banks wanted
UoncT, to elect Tsrssuref Who w1s IL thetr H.
.erett aud then they wonld hare An A}dermsn IN
re council, and they wuuld htye men In the
boaen q Supervisors who wpuif 20 out 10 borrow
Eopey at their wttl and pleasure, and pat thai -
.ne M nands of tna Treasurer. aud you par interest
Ai tae tine. AMI II did Dot make any dt1erence
9oN mucn there WIS In the treasury. II the haek
Mas haSd mp, The city borrowed noze money anu
nut II there. and then whit aichts did ypu sec
hefe VA your Collectors OF Cook County. your
sMy Collectors, ant every paper you took up
paid thelf taxes, and Eiah 10 aaTe cast, had
Better walk up aud psY them Immediately.
Irat wns The thundeT going On evc1T day, aad
When Vas Mayor, and s4w these po2r women
come up-fot it wss specie In those days.aud
thtT Wonld have theif money tied up u handke1-
the fa.net and mother were hAru At work, and Ill
standing ia lone line, to save costs, I would
xAY, What u the hu1y-what IS the tron5ie =
I kstaey did In Scripture tlmea, when AL the na-
, 1870-11-02


How are these nominations mades When max
ing convention for thetnssises, they maleir up
20 to the people upon. They want one set 81 men
10 rore into the convention and pet the uemina-
.iSns: and inen tse5 xant 70 trade them oa, aud
thst farce 1s being played befors YOU so-day
They nave got ftcket. Why do not ther s1AnI
up . the regular noutnsuons. Why, tn-day they
Ecora and they say. a'Here, old feiloW,
you sre not learrcsahle- what viii
yo1 tase to 1eaEe:" f1ausnter.] II wa1 on
""has vii you taSs to qutlf~ [Renswed laugh
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Imposing Cerem onies.
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, February 1.-The share
holders of the Anglo.American Com
psny held a meeting yesterday to con-
slider q scheme for an amalgamation
with the French Cable Company, pro-
jeoted some time ago. The matter was
postponed, and will be subjected to q
vote at another meeting.
The Russian loan recently put on the
market here is great success.
PARIS, February 1.-Rumors Of the
death of the Pope are again current to-
day. 1t is sscertaiUed, however, that
His Holiness has been affected with an
epileptic fit and is not regarded as Sc
riously i'll.
There is a remarkable increase in the
number of cases of small pox within the
past few days.
Yesterday sharp debate occurred in
the Corps Legislatif on the DEGREES for
temporarily admitting iron asd cotton
fabrics. On vote being reached the
Government was Sc s,ainCd.
LONDON, February 1.-One-half OF
the cotton mills at Wigan were recently
compelled to close 90 account of strike
among the operatives, but have again
resumed,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CTATR OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
y Ohio County Circuit Court, January huies'
1870. In Chancery.
Henry Meyer and Catharino his Wne' fiaintius'
Caroline Ritz, John A. Ritz, James M. Ritz,
William Ritz. Mary Cornell wife OF Pardon ID.
CorneIl Caroline Bradley wife Of Ralph r.
Brady. Annie Ritz, Richard V. Whelan
gnardisn of John C. Ruhl and Joseph n. Ruhl
aud said John C. Ruhl and Joseph n. Ruhl
The obisct of this suit is to obtain decree
for partition or If partition cannot be conve-
niently made, for the sale Of two one-quarter
lots with the buildings and appurtenances there
unto belonging situate on the west side OF Mar.
ket street, between Quincy aud John streets, In
the city OF Wheeling. county Of Ohio, State OF
West Virginia. being the same property To- mer-
" owned by John Ritz, deceased and more
particularly described in the bill and exhibit
filed in this suit and to have the proceeds OF
such sale distributed between the plaintiffs anu
other persons entitled thereto in proportion 10
their respective interests, and 10 determine
what will be the interest of Caroline Ritz Widow
of the said JOhu Ritz, by virtae OF her dover
right and 10 have proper person appointed ~
said Court to take charge 4 said property until
such part ton or sale is made and confirmed.
| And il appearing on affidavit that all the de-
| PENDANTS above mentioned, excepting Caronne
Ritz, John A. Ritz, James III. Kitz, william
Ritz, Annie Ritz and John G Rnhi and joseph
| N. Ruhl, wards Of Richand V. Mheian, are-hon,
residents Of the State of West Virginia, the said
nor. residents are hereby required TO appear
within one month after the fourth weekly pub
| LEGATION and the posting OF hi, order at tue
| front door of the Court House OF OHIO county,
and do what is necessary u protect their inter
| ests. MlChAbLJ j. bkElSLu, Oiet1.
! A Copy-Teste: MICHAEL j. BsgINIG, Clerk
| J II COOP, Attorney for Plaintiff.
1 ian4tlm
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I'm the Matter OF The Probate
of the Last will of John
MendeI. deceased.
he STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

VNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
i To the Sheriff Of Ohio County.
You are hereby commanded To summon Anna
Mendel (widewJ, James eau pbell and Elizabeth
Campbell his wife Elijah Challoner and Clara
T.. Challouer his wife, Eugene Durrett and
Henry Durrett jr infant children Of Sarah III.
Durrett deceased, Mary l. Mendel, George e.
Msndel, John and Curran Mendel, and all other
persons interested, t. appear before me at nay
office in the city of Wheeling, in the County and
State aforesaid, on Thursday, the 81 day OF
February, A. ID. 1870, To show cause why Paper
Writing bearing date the 9th day of December,
leGl, purporting to bo the Will OF John Mendel,
deceased, offered for probate by Ann Mendel
and Curran Mendel, executors, should not be
ad mittaI 80 -eoo-I A.d have thsn tharo THE
writ with your return thereon, stating the
time and manner Of executing the same.
Witness. Robert Woods, Recorder of Ohie
county aforesaid, this Sd day of January, A. ID.
1870. ROBERT u. WOODS,
Recorder o. G.
1t appearing from the return Of the Sheriff OF
Ohio county and from an affidavit filed with me
in my office that George C. Mondel Elijah Chal'
Toner and Clara L. his wife, and Henry Durrett,
ir and Eugene Durrett, infant children OF
Sarah III. burrett deceased, ale not inhabitants
Of this State nor found therein, it is ordered
that they do appear at my Off Q according to
the terms of the above summons and for the
purpose therein mentioned and do what shall
bs necessary to protect thsiI interests in the
the said matter. Il b. WOODS,
Recorder O. g.
N RIcu.RDsON Att'y ian4 GawIt
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Paine, chairman of the committee
on Elections, made report in favor OF
having the oath of Office administered to
Geo. w. Booker, mber from the Fourth
Congressional District of Virginia. He
admitted that there were charges of dis
loyalty against Mr.. b Joker, but claimed
that his case stood on the same ground
Is that of Mckenzie, who was sworn in
yesterday.
Mr.. Poland declared that Mr.. Booker
could not without committing perjury
take the test oath.
The discussion was continued BY
Messrs. Butler, of Tennessee, Stevens SON,
Whittemore, Welke, Kelley, of Penn.
sylvania, and Stevens.
Finally the previous question was
seconded and the resolution was adopt
cd, and George w. Booker came forward
and took the oath of Office.
Mr.. Schenck, chairman of the com,
mittee of Ways and Means, reported a
bill to amend the tariff iaw, and moved
its reference to the committee of the
Whole, and that n be made the special
order from Thursday, the 10th inst,
until disposed of.
Mr.. Schenck explained the bill.
Afer debate, the bill was ordered to
be printed and made the special order
for the 18th.
The House, at 2:30, went into COM
mittee of the Whole, Mr.. Cessna in she
chair, on the legislative appropriation
bill. gtl} 81
Mr.. Hoar defended the present Ad.
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Chicago Marker
cent.
CHICAGO, February l.

CHICAGO, February.
FLOUR-In fair demand at 360a5 %
for spring extras.
WHEAT-Less active; No. l quiet at
S7iasSc; No. 9 advanced fslc, ranging
at S0ia3lc, closing at eOsa5lc; this
afternoon the market was unsettled at
8lfc cash, and S2fc seller March.
CORN-Old &c lower; sales at 7lia72c
for fresh, and 70a71c for regular, closing
at 70is7lc for regular; new l4altc low
or, closing steady at 52a524o; this after
noon No. 2 was dull at Tic. D
OATS-MOre active and 3c higher;
sales of No. 9 at 35a33ic, closing at 35ia
3ssc.
RYE-Quiet and frmer at 69ic for No.
/, aud 67a05c for No. 2, closing firm at
CSC.
BARLEY-Inactive and nominal at
70a75n for No. 2.
HOGS-Dressed dull at 10 00al0 so,
closing steady at 1925; live dull and
20a251 lower at 8 70a9 Is for fafr to good
shipping lots.
CATTLE-Dull and weak at 4 50s
5 % for cows and light steers; 6 5Oa7 l2i
for good to choice, and 62ta7 IS fer
extra prime shippisg beeves.
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DR. JOHNSTON

Has discovered the most Certain, Speed,
only Effectnal Remedy in the world for ",
ness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures. A .f,,,'N
of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary No. M,
charges, Impotency, General Debility, Ne-yo,,
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirtta Co..
sion of IDEAS Pslpitstion Of the Heart T--It
ty, Trembling. DiRness Of Sight GiddI...
Disease Of the Head, Threat, Nose or Skin a
fections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or "a a
els-those Terrible Disorders arising FROM -
tary Habits of Youth-sECIxr and ~ -.
practices more fatal 10 their victims than -
songs OF SyreDS 20 the Mariners Of C'y..,..,
blighting their most brilliant hopes or arti,sT'
tons, rendering marriage, &C., impossible -
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, February l.
FLOUR-Market dull aud unchanged
Buck flour steady and demand
fair at 50aS 90. Rye flour in moder'
ate demand and steady at 3 25a5 90.
WHEAT-M:iket very dull; not a
sale reported.
CORN-No transactions and market
nominal.
OACS-Dull and heavy; no sales.
RYE-LiIht local demand; small lots
at q range of S0,9Oc.
BARLEY-Heid at GOAL 10 for State
and Canada, "a 10 qnality.
PETROLEUM--QuieJ and unchang'
ed: refined held a. 26!a27c. Crude
held at 65a5 20 per barrel.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Utnclanati Market.

Otnclnmal Mufket
CINCINNATI, February l.
FLOUR-U ncbapged.
GRAIN-Uncbanged.
COTTON-Dull and to lower; mid
ding at 243a24ic.
TOBACCO-Firm and 10 good de-
maud; sales II bids at 00a24 90.
WHISKY-Dull and dropping; sales
at 94c; no buyers at better than s3c al
close.
HOGS-Dull and lower at 75a9 oV
for live; 10 5Oa1l 90 for dressed; receipts
1900.
MESS PoRK-ofored at 26 so; no
buyers.
BULK MEATS-NOminal at lOsal4a
l42c.
BACON-Ofered at 12ial43a15fc and
clear RIB sides sold at lac; demaud light,
LARD-Offered at 15t, for steam and
l6al64o for kettle, but hardly any de-
msnd
GREEN MEATS-At 10, IL and lac
for shoulders, sides and hams.
BUTTER-Unchanged and dull al
2Ss32c.
EGGs-At 2la22c, shippers count;
23c for selected, closing firm; supply
light.
CHEESE-Unchanged and dull.
GOLD-l2 III buying.
EXCHANGE-Duil at LILO discount
buying and par selling.
MONEY-Market easy at ealO per
cent.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, February /.

NEW YORK, February l.
COTTON-DulI; sales of 1900 bales at
25ic for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed steady with q mod.
crate demand, chiefly for low grades OF
extra.
WHEAT-Very firm and quiet at l5a
! % for No. 2 spring, and 29al 3, for
winter red and amber western.
RYE-NOminal.
OATS-Steady and quiet at 55tc for
western.
CORN-Dull and heavy at S6a9lc for
new mixed western.
PORK-Dull and unchanged at 20 Is
bid and &c so asked for mess, for Febru,
airy and March.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEArS-Numiual.
BACON-NomiHal.
LARD-More steady for prime steam
at 16c bid and l6sc asked for February,
and l6ac bid and l6sc asked for March.
EGGS-Qniat at 2SI2ne for frssh-
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ACADEN1CAL CouRsE.

|. kCADEAlCAL COURSE.
The student selects his own coarse Of study,
ulty. The several schools are so arranged a.
to admit of a complete course Of study in the
following directions:
l. Department of Arts, TO which is Attashed
tho Degree of BACHELOR OF AIRS.
2. Department of Science
with the Degree Of BACHELOR oY SCIENCE
3. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree of BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY
The Degree Of MASTER OF ARTS Is conferred
on Students who have completed the course of
study in nine Of the Schools, and have taken
distinctions in seven Of these.
2. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
l. Department Of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma Of CIVIL ESGNBRR
.. Department Of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma Of MINING ENGINEER
s. Department Of Law and Equity
with the Degree Of BACHELOR OF Law.
Il. is proposed TO still further extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction Of
1. Mechanical Engineering. . Applied
Chemistry. }. Agriculture. 4. Jmmerse.
). PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This course embraces the subjects Of LatiI
Greek, Mathematics and English, preparatory
to the regular College classes.
4. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School Penmanship, Bookkeeping
Accounts, &c, are taught, under the authority
Of the Faculty.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AND HONORS
AS special inducements TO diligence, three
Gold Medals and five Honorary Scholarships
the latter covering tuition and College tees, are
annually awarded.
Three Masters Of Arts are annually appoint
ed a. Resident Masters with valuable priv.
leges and emoluments.
The College educates free Of charge, all can