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Oun nn11GxOua ConuNxrg.
NOT OF ssUrs, Bur nF HEARTS.
BY Tho REV. wilma, n. 0sbornc.

BY the Rev. Wiiinai ~. Osborne.
What the age demands il, 'union" of
kindred Christian hearts in one grand rally
against bigotry, superstition, and intolerance,
which have too long held 'high carnival in
our world, most ofrectually blocking the
wheels of Christian progress and casting
death pail over the bodies and souls of men.
Reason and common prudence argue against
denominational unity; for such unity would
sound the death-knell of vital piety as GER
tainly as the great Romish Church stands
forth to-day the mere embodiment of ritual
istic forms and ceremonies, both in Europe
and America The success of experimental
and practical godliness does not de-
pend upon the strict adherence of
any party to peculiar conventional
ties, but to a charity which binds
mems hearts rather than their creedS, and
gives them a zeal overlapping the non
essentials of Christianity, and in sympathy
and effort constituting them 0no The
Church, so much hated by Satan and the
world, has her multiform regiments and
corps; all acting under Christ, the Captain of
cur salvation! And we can see no good rea-
son why these various ecclesiastical divisions
should not work with the same zeal and unity
for the attainment of spiritual good that
distinguished the loyal armies of the republic
when, under the talismanic influence of a
Grant, they marshalled themselves in united
legons to sweep rebellion from the face of
our country. .,.
1t is even doubted whether the millennial
morning will witness that denominational
union, so much harped on by a few religious
fanatics of the present day; for while such an
G6ldtaS of the Holy Spirit may, and doubtless
WILL create uni0R of hearts, it will not be
likely to create total disregard of those
various eharch agencies through whose instru-
mentality the world will have been saved.
What the age no,o demands is, the recogni-
tion of e0ery man as Christ's whose immortal
nature bears His image and superscription,
without any particular reference to creeds or
party differences; love and obedience being
the only tests of true and unfeigned loyalty.
Any sectarian standards calculated to keep
Christian hearts apart should be frowned
down by an enlightened people as giving no
satisfactory evidence of divine appointment.
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INaURANOE.

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world.
INLAND INSURANCES
On goods by river, canal lake and land carriage to
FIRE ASSURANCES
On Merchandise generally; on Stores, Dwellings,
Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF TIE COMPANY
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100000 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan Qawful money ...... 101,15O0O
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o...o, =. Cent. Loan. ....:........... 2l8,o5OOO
100000 City of Philadelphia Six Per
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100000 state Of New jersey Six Per 1VO'0D' W
,o Cent. Loan. ........,..... 10000 90
10000 pennsylvania Railroad First
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$4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Sc
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25,OOO Western PENNSYLVANIA Rail
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Railroad guaranteej j....... 100000
Cent. Loan ................ 100000
1000 state Of Tennessee Six Per
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l2,500 Pennsylvania Railroad Com
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5000 North PennsJ lvania Rail-
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stock. acknowledgements. 9,90OO6
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Sl231 400 Par. Market value, 6, 1855, 2T0 90
Cost, S1,25, 62227,
Real Estate. te.......................... 100000
Bills Receivable for lnsurances made. 323,70O75
Balances due at Agencies:-
Premiums on Marine Policies, Accrued
Interest," and other debts due the Com
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Stock, Scrip etc, Of Sundry Corpora
tions, s47de. Estimated value ......... 2,74O2O
Cash in Bank. .316S.3lSSS
Cash in Drawer.,..... ........ 9T226
100 IA
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The Latest News.
aSNaws IdftliR Day.

The majority for Peck, recently elected
to Congress, in he Toledo district Is 21S7.
His predecessor, who was u Democrat,
was elected over Ashley by a majority Of
OLE. l,,,l .,I,.
A y4rSl unexpected reconciliation took
place Thursday IN the House Of Repre-
sentatives between Gen. Butler and Gen.
SchcnCk. In the course Ofa discussion on
thC3 tafIIr. Gen. Butler suddenly turned
round 70 Gg. SchepGk, and said, i was
due to tic Chairman 0r the Committee Of
Waysand Mems, Us well as to Himself, to
make remark by %8y Of personal explain.
alton. In the commencement OF this
Congress lie Ind, In the heat of debate,
stated substantially that heiutended to In
Tcstigate the course Of the Chairman the
Committee Of Ways and Means. At thAt
time hc had many stories preached to
lin, which had forced themselves on his
mind:& IlG Ind since Investigated them,
and had found. them In eVery,instanCe tob
Of that class nr ISLANDERS from which every
public man suffered. In tho same place
where hG had made tho assertion, he felt
it due to thai gentleman (Schenck), as well
as himself, to make, as far as he could,
reparatinn. Mr.. Schenck said heAccepted
the rcparation In the same spirit in which
he believed It was offered.
Captain John Il. Blaine, Of Pcnnsylva-
min, a brother Of Speaker Blaine, has been
appointed Special Agent for the Treasury
Department
Chief Justice Chaso heard the urgu.
mcnts in.the Richmond mayoralty case
Thursday, and has the case under advise
ment. ......
The fire nj Meredith bridge New Hamp-
shire, Thursday. destroyed Smith & Foss's
block and the finishing building Of the
WaukAuran Mill Company. Loss SEQ, 600;
half insured. A{@Il
The Committee on Ways and Means,
Friday, had the Funding bill under con
sidcnitiOn, hut came to no conclusion upon
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THE MCFARLAND MURDER
TRIAL.
Finh Day.

NEW YoRK, April 8, 12 Nj.
The interest Of tho public In the Nc
Farland case lecpeIS Us tho case pro.
grcsses. To-day the court room was filled
10 rcplclion with attentive spectators.
The stairs and corridors were rendered
almost ilnpaSsablc BY disappointed appli-
cants for admission, and In the space In
front Of the building were to be seen
groups earnestly discussing tho case and
spcCulaLing US toits probable result
Upon tho reassembling ofthc court, Mr..
Spencer rose to open the case for the de-
fence. He said he was about to tell the
Jury and the world story Of m humble
birth, and u struggling life, and Of
n lifetime, and Of libertine and
cIild.rOhbcr sent into eternity by
tho avenging bullet of an outraged iather
md husband. lie then severely criticised
the District Attorney for calling TO his
aid tho most able counsel in the country,
and his action in doing so showed the abb
sOlulG weakness Of the casc. lie told the
Jury to beware lest they sent into eternity
before his time, n man who in an irrCprcssi-
bic passion, killed the destroyer Of lis
home and happiness, The paper upon
which Mcfarland wrote when standing
at the desk, would prove that tho prisoner
was then IN IN insane. condition Of
mind, The counsel then alluded to
the eases of Cole, Huntingdon anil
contcndcd TINT men apparently sane In u
moment Of supreme excitement werG lia.
bic TO yield To uncomfortable impulse, for
which they were not responsible, At the
time Richardson was pistoled bY, McF0r-
land. he (NTCFarland) was not responsible
for his actions. either IN the eyes ofGOd or
by the laws Of men.
Tho counsel then reviewed the whole
history of the prisoner from boyhOod to
the present time, alluding 10 all the Incl:
dents connected with his marriage and
welded life; Richardson's entrance on the
scene and the circumstances Of the inter
course between Mrs, Mcfarland and Rich.
artlson, claiming that the defence would
be able to prove satisfactorily TINT II
was AN adulterOus connection. lie
stigmatized Mrs. Calhoun Us conspIrator,
panderCr and q procurcss who com.
mCnced the work Of rendering Mrs. Nc
Farland dissatisfied with her husband.
He referred also to tho intercepted letter
from Richardson to Mrs. Mcfarland In
which Richardson ridlcules Puritan
sImplCs and tells this woman that he often
in tho night thought Of her and longcd to
clasp his darling in his arms. Was not
this enough, asked the counsel, to make
any husband with the heart Of man In
his bosom, mad. The counsel Ind wife
whom he loved and whom he believed
purc Us the angels that muster at the
throne, aud II he found such letter from
any man to her Ia Str0ud meet that man and
shoot hin dead. [ApplallSel. AT the close
Of Mr.. SpencGPs opening tho cdTt took n
Enn0au .lt-4
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MARSHAL SLACK Is out ID, another card.
lie seems 10 have d weakness for writing
cards, and docs It with or without provo
cation. Tie purpose Of this Is 70 relieve
Judge JACKSON personally, and the Demo
cratic party vicariolBly, from responsible.
ty7fqr, the KaReYhes tFpopss There is
nothing nov. "a tis catd. The Matdml
makes thc statement void III word al.
most that was made in letter to this pa
per, written by an. intimate friend Of his
and printed about a week ago. Marshal
SLACK says the only part Judge JACKSON
took in procuring troops was
SToonlcf me to serve certain process
Ot the U. s. District Court, whichprdCess
! hatl previously tried to serve and failed.
I communicated this tact TO the Court and
he directed me TO summon sufficient force
to execnte said process. ! then informed
him that such force could not be sum.
mOned in the county, owing 70 the Gact
that most Of tho citizens oflthe county
wcrc moro or less interested In the issue Of
the cause. He then told me tint the process
of the Court must be executed If 1t took
the whole power Of tho Government |
then made application tn the Secretary OF
War for troops, &c"
This Is % plain statement Of asimple
fact. The Court found It necessary TO In
woke the aid Of the Federal Government
and 81 instructed the Marshal and lle
"thcn made application" when Judge
Jackson said; !"the process. Of the Court
must he executed If It took the whole
power OF the Government" this was only
his Honor's grandEloquent way Of inform
Ing tie Biatslal that ne must procure the
assistance 6fthat power. That the Marshal
did procure It after this by his own
cxcrtions is to be presumed. We don't sec
that his rcsponsibilitygfor doing itsis'so
oppressive as lie seems TO think. { BE was
only the executive officer Of the court, and
obcycd ind executed its bchests. The
court WIS the power that invoked the u.s.
sistance of federal troops aud directed the
Marshal to procure them. We lind no
fault with Judge JACKSON Tor doing it. 1t
was doubtless necessary and proper. We
only want the fact understood, so that If
Democratic sheets persist in bowling about
these troops the public may know who
brought them here.
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FRANCE.

Tho London Paris correspondence Of
the various London journals confidently
predict that plcbiscitum will be ordered
early In May.
Agrand military review was contem-
plated yesterday, but at II late hour it was
postponed until to-day. To-day the streets
arc full Of troops and people. The troops
are now, e =. NJ passing the Emperor,
who with his attendants, Is stationed In
Place du Carouscl, near the Tuillcs!
The antiquarians are profoundly inter
ested in the discovery Of lleat.in the ltO'
man Amphithcatrc, in the excavations
now going on at Mount ST. GenCvivc, in
this city.
Mcssrs: Jules Jarnen and N. Emelln
Olivier were chosen members oCftllc
French Academy yesterday. They re.
ccivcd GO out OF 2S votes,
A serious riot has broken out among the
operators Of the iron swelling furnaces
and forges at tho Fourchawbault, near
Ncvcrs. The troops there have hern con-
signed 10 the barracks.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDONi ATu o.
London Underwriters ask 20 guineas
premium on the City OF Brussels. The
steamer is believed, to be safe MS she has
plenty Of canvass. gIt tg.. q.
The Pail lfdn Gazette sIys rs matters
stand the Eric shareholders arc unlikely
to rescue their property or vindlcate their
principles. The only hope il that Ameri-
cau conscience and feeling may aRsert
themselves ere 1t Is too late,
Mr.. lnman publishes communication
in Mitch6lEs Maritime Register, in which
he expresses his disbelief that the City OF
Boston ibundered in gale: He says she
and the City of Antwerp were twin boats,
and they both encountered tho same gale,
the latter without damage or serious diff.
Guilty. All things considered, he thinks
the Boston cOllfdcd with the ice bergs
which are so numerous to the northeast Of
Cape Race, md sunk when only two or
three days out from Halifax.
II is said that Bombay cotton sent out
by the way of the Suez Canal has been
returned 10 India from Huddcrsfeld, as
yarn, in forty.hVe days. The time usually
required by the Cape of Good Hope Is nine
u days.
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and after being thus prepared, the feathers
wiEl only rGqdiret6lle beaieH toget nd Of
the dust.
O. Can yon inform me Of anything that
will cure or relieve nervousness! The
ouly time II affects me Is when, am in
the presence Of strangers or my supeioFs,
and then Ica1 hartllS write anything thet
could be- feaHte idl0i not smoke, except
perhaps Ouce In week, neither do drink
A. From your description, we should
presume that your atIlictlon Is species Of
bashfulnesS which, in the majority Of
cases, can be cured by frequcnting the
very society in which you arc most ex.
posed to II. A very good help, also, Is to
lead u perfectly temperate and regular
life, to Keep q pure heart md good con.
science. Medicine willdo almost nothing
beyond afForling n slight temporary stimu.
luS. There arc plenty Of instances on 70.
cord Of extremely intelligent md even
celebrated people suffering in the same
manner, and under circumstances similar
to those adduced by you.
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NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRx, April 5.

'H NEW 4OHlA1 Alhu O. il
The United States flagship Colorado,
put TO sea, yesterday. The only vessel of
war In commission, at present In the
waters Of New York, Is tho Spaniah Iron
cladftigate Victoria; which Is coaling pre-.
paratory TO her departure for Spain.
Tho Chamber Of Commerce, yesterday,
adopted resolutions praying Congress to
fund the national debt, and 10 call in lis
present bonds and replace them with
Others, bringing the interest ut 1906; thoY
also prayed that the law authorizing revc-
nuc Ottlcers TO seize merchants books, may
be repealed.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club, 6f Brook
Iyn, made their first appearance this sea-
son IN Il practice game, yesterday. The
first Minc played q field Of twelve, mud in
q full game were successful By 9S 10 8.
Tho Atlantics will play their first match
game on the 18th, with the Unions 0i
MOrrisania. 'n
Jim Fisk, Jr1, Of tho 9th Regiment, met
Ills brave companions.in.arms at the Ar.
mOry, last evening, and delivered aspceCh
in which he announced that 800 mm.
stood ready TO join the regiment, and that
all new recruits would be furnished with
uniforms free Of expense. .".0
The north wall Of The. mammoth iron
building Nos. '74O and ,'5Ii22. Broadway,
owned by Ward Brothers and used rs a
Carriage warehouse, tcll with a trcmGn.
tIOus crash at 9 O'clock this morning. No
body hurt. Damage probably $4,000.
The building had been erected somewhat
hurriedly, but It Is supposed the recent
heavy rains had undermined the lounda-
tion. a'' 's" 't~' ~
Sylvester B. G. N. GlIas Jack Reynolds,
the murderer 6r VIM. Townsend, was
hanged this forenooni in the Tombs prison
vard, r'r' 'at 1ifl fst l9 sia
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ST. LOUIS.
of the Accident to the
e Steamer Richmond.
Railroad collision..-Man Killed.

Railroad COllision-.-Man Killed.
Sr. LOUIS, April 8.
Tile steamer Thompson Dean arrived
late last night, and brought further par
ticulars about the disaster TO the steamer
Richmond. II seems that rs she entered
Rushtown bend she was caught in slick
water and took n sheer on the pilot. Her
bow run 90 feet on tho bank and with u
report like u cannon, she saggCh In the
centre, opening her butts the entire length
Of tho hnll. Tho water Immediately
poured in in great quantities, but attcr
throwing overheard between two and
three hundred tons Of freight, with vigor.
ous pumping shC was lighted, ,thOagh at one
time her guards were six inches under
water. Her passengers went ashore and
spent tho night. All tho baggage was
saved Most Of the freight will bc trans
ftrred TO tho Bismarck and sent 70 Its tlcs.
tinatiOn, while the Richmond will come
here and 20 on the docks. The Dean LEFT
tho, wrccking boat In charge, srll1 the
Richmond, no doubt, Is fully Ihoat ndM.
A passenger and freight train cOllided
near Breckenridge, on the Hannibal & St
Joe Railroad, night before last. Both en-
kines, baggage and several freight cars
were smashed, and Peter Day, HoIT, en-
ginccr of the freight trnin, was killed.
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Ohio LerisIature.

NVUNWUUDl 4APEH o
Tho House to-day passed House bill TO
make owners Of property where liquor Is
sold, responsible for damages thai may
arise ft0m tho sale Of it The House
adoptcda resolution to provide for adjourn
mcnt on the 18Th inst, until the first
Tuesday in next January.
The Senate rcconsllCrcd the vote by
which House bill to allow counties and
towns to build railroads was postponed
until the next session. Tho bill was made
the special order for next Wednesday.
The Senate passed House bill to require
the keeping Of scpcratG poll books AT clrc-
tiOns for school directors.
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Celebration OF tic xVth Amendment.

LOUISVILLE, April g.
There was nn immense turn out tG ne
groes celebrating the 10Th Amendment
The procession was three quarters Of an
hour passing q given point Banners and
transnarencfcs with notices, were q fca'
ture octho procession. At sunrise over n
hundred guns were fired. Good order
prevailed along the line Of procession,
anly ono instance Of disturbance, negro
was arrested by the police and rescue was
attCmntctl Al one time a, serious DIS
turbance was anticipated BY the white
and colOred at the court house and Ut
meetings In dIffereAt parts OF the city
NEw YoRK, April g.
The colored citizens celebrated the 10Th
Amendment by a procession ten thousand
0tFOnR, x a. tI.
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Murder and Robbery.

n. ----|---- CHICAGO, April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Mumiorl living on q
farm near CalOna, Illinois, wero murdered
on the night Of the 9Th inst, by two per.
sons who sought 10 0btaln $4,000 which
Il was known NJ. Mumford had received
for his farm. Mr.. Mumfnrds head was
completely severed from his body. They
knocked a little boy in tho head and len
him for dead, but he Afterwards revived,
The murdereH got the money and made
their escape.
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Railroad Accident..Suicide.
CINCINNATI, o., April {

CINCINNATI, o., AprilS.
. The rear coach Of the mail train on the
indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad, was
thrown from the track abOut midnight last
night, 10 miles west Of Cincinnati. AL
though there were a dozen passengers in
the, chr no one received injuries moro. 90:
riOus than a slight scratch, The second
coach was off Tic track, Int remained up
right. The cause Of tho accident was n
broker rail.
James HarCourt, Il canal l'Oat Captain,
committed suicide yesterday, at Dayton,
Ohio, by shooting himself
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New York Produce Market.

Jitf NEW York, April b.
C0TroS-FIrmer, bnt closing heavy; 9,700 bales
sold at 23kc for middllnR uplGndG.
FLoCR-Cl0sed dull and DC lower on medium
and common grades.
-Whcat-C Closed dull, heavy and dc.
ClinIng at 81 0761 II for No. 9 spring; 81 2l0
. for winter rcd and amber western Rye
Closed quiet and nominal. Oats-C Closed quiet at
6665Skc for western In store. COrn-Strady at
81 O161 % for new mixed western. %
PR0TISfoNS.- Closed quiet; seller mess
for April At &37, 80; buyers at $97 81, Beef
Closed quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats and Ba.
cOn-Cl0ECd quiet and steady at 16Ac cash and
seller April: i5K6o1bHc seller May and juno;
I6kC seller three months.
EGas-4ClnECd steady and unchanged.
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Commercial and Financial. %
NeW York Money and stoek nIaEket.

New York Money and Stock Market.
~ New YoRK, Aprls.
The Gold aud Stock Boards adjourned carly
this afternoon In respect 10 the menory OF Gen.
Thomas. DullnesS Felgned supreme, il, Wall
unusually small business n Stocks, bonds and
Gold 80 .r.ptE pss uEdi - .,ita.
NOEBY-RASy at COS per cent on call.
FoREIoN ExcuAN0E-Quet and hrnl f08h1 1109.
GoLlI-Dull but strong; opened Rt 1l9ISi closed
At ll9'1: carrying rates a0SH per cent. Clear
Tho decline In specie In tho Bank Of England,
lower quotations of590's In foreign markets and
the advance In foreign exchange hero all impart
hrnness TO premium. Tho decline IN b9ga In
foreign markets 10 attributed 10 the uniAvOrablc
reports ConCeruIng political Affairs At TIM French
capital.
hnnAn and hnarN and lnITnr nm fnHrnnnN alNea =.
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EDUCATIONAL.
v1RGINIA UNIVERSITY

WE EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
HON ). II. HoKE, R4SIdsnt Board Of R!osnts.
@. Q. STUG0ES, SseTStGry Board Of RAgeatt. .ol
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., ArshdenG
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
E.,S. LYON, 4. n, TIcs R5Estdsgt
Protsssof Of English Riterlturo, and PrlaGlpA Oi
Preparatory Department.
d. 'Gsjp 8! q. STEVENS, A.M.pnt,u o.
Professor OF A9tHop pony and Physics,
rH.lH. PIERCE, A, N1a,
Capt .. S. At
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military Tactics,
J.J, STEVENSON, a. NJ, Ph. D.
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural History.
F.,w.. WOOD; A. NJ, Ph'lD.,
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages,
! ,r.. O.. W, MILLER a. NJ, n. ,,F#
ASSlAtant In Preparatory Department.
D. D. PURESTON, Tutor.
,.,.5 Vi. GEO. n. HAdASS, ESQ.,,
Superintendent Of Grounds and BllldlngS.
f"i HUGH ". BROCK, N. D.,
lecturer on PhyAloiogy and Hygiene.
'H.H lTON. JOHNA. Ollie, r
LectIrGr' on Civil and dConsttuti0nAl Law.
FA1l. TERM begins lst. Tuesday 10 September.
NHTNTRR TERM lEt Monday Id December
SFRINo TEnN ID Tuesday In March. s'l.
CoNNENcTMEST, 2d Wednesday In June. 4
TuirTroS. .-Prrparatory, IS per Term Of iS weeks.
N" University, % per Term Of u WeOlcI.
10 exceed q per week. r-
~ Send stamp for Catalogue.
AorgantoWn, W. Va. seP4'Sat
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Baltimore Market.
BALrnoxE. April 8.

FLnUR-Quct and steady.
GRAR-Wheat-Firn and unchanged. Corn
Yellow at $rO6; white At 81 OHoi o.. OSts-G9c,
Rye-&l n5.
PnovIsIoNs--Me Pork PIEm at 81 S099a 90
BacOn-Flrm..s rib iNidCbi 15I<C;S CHAR ri6 16EC;
shoulders IQXc; hams 1880.
LARD-FlFm at l66l9Kc.
WHNKY-At 81 0tfbt o..