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FRANCE.

PARIS, April ~.
About three hundred refugees, who had
been compromised in the late troubles in
Spain. arrived in France yesterday. Fur
ther demonstrations on the part Of the STU
dents are expected on the opening of the
Medical College next Monday.
Meetings were held yesterday to discuss
matters relative to the plebiscitum, and
were more turbulent than ever. One held
by the opponents oftle plebiscitum In this
city, waS dissolved by the authorities be-
cause an accusation Of the Emperor was
proposed. The people separated without
rioting, though they expressed their dis:
approval by cheering for Republic and
singing tho Marseillaise Many other
meetings were held in this city, which,
however, were generally orderly. At
some Of these It was resolved that NIL
those In favor of a Republic would vote no.
NJ. Leonville, who at public meeting
last night urged tho impeachment OF the
Emperor, was arrested this morning.
Jules Favre endorses the manifesto on
the plebiscitum issued by the Deputies OF
the Lot and Opposition Journalists.
Tho Cardinal, Archbishop Of Cham.
berry and Bishop Of Gap have ordered
their clergy to vote in the affirmative:
Tho court, it Is said, go to St. Cloud and
remain during the week in which the pIc-
bisCitum is taking. ..r
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

AuNuONS 0PAh SV'
The Pal Mall GdaottB has an article on
American affairs, wherein II comments on
the ameliOration Of American opinions
during the past few years. It Is now i'm
possible, the writer says, to find IN
American who will admit having opposed
the right Of negroes to vote.
The project Of ship canal from Liver
pool to Manchester has again been re-
vivGd. ....
Tho condition Of the Archbishop ol
Canterbury is less alarming than was re-
ported by the GhUrctMGn yesterday.
A rumor circulated yesterday, which,
however, was generally discredltet, that
the American Consul at JGdd0 had been
killed by the natives, has had very dc.
pressing effect on the. Japanese loan re-
Gently introduced. ~,
The arch OF the new Metropolitan Rail-
road under the northern end Of Black
ftieTs bridge, gave way to-day Men
were at work in the tunnel at the time,
and twelve were buried in the ruins. All
were taken ont alive, but seven were bad
ly II not fatally injured, and the Others
slightly bruised. Two have since died In
the hospital.
Charles Buxton, NIP, was shot at this
afternoon, by his Secretary, but not hurt,
Tie assailants name Is White. He imme-
diately fed, and there Is little doubt but
he was insane. g, ...
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The Klthmond Horror.

The Richmond papers Of Thursday
came to hand last evening in deep MOURN
ing for the great casualty of the day pre-
vious. Their columns are of course large.
" devoted to tho details Of the heart
rcnding disaster. The Dispatch says that
Had tho catastrophe occurred ten min.
utes earlier possibly hall the members Of
the House Of Delegates would have been
killed by tho falling Of the mass upon
them, for a caucus Ofthc great majority OF
the body had adjourned probably not ten
minutes before the 6ccurrenceS o.. had the
hour for fhe, meeting OF the court been 12
instead Of II o'clock, o like destruction
of life would have taken place, for the
Legislature would then have been In ses-
sion. s,
The scCne cannot be described, nor can
1t be appreciated by those who did not
witness Il The mass Of human beings
that fell wcrcso mixed up. with the heavy
timbers and rubbish that they had TO bo
disengagcd with great labor. Tho sight
Of tho dead and wounded rs they were
slowly let down from the windows Of the
House of Delegates tho door Of which
was blocked up by the ruinS was heart;
rending. HSO covered with dustantt blood
were they that 1t was difficult 10 recognize
them. The great body Of people outside
swaycl with anxiety and grief Many
hundreds watched eagerly for friends and
relatives who were known to have been
in the court room, ahdi each bodylthat ap'
pcared in the hands Of the indetNtigable
men WHO worked for the relief Oflthose
buried with the ruins was scanned with
closest scrutiny by thousand eyes. :;
This disaster has swept through all
classes Of the community. None escape.
Some OF our best and most distinguished
citizens laOc persisted in it, Legislators.
lawyers, citizens, State and municipal
oftlcefs, Id journalist, and private citizens
arc all numbered In the list Of dead, as
also in tho larger list Of wounded. Rich
lnond Is chief mourncr; but nearly every
section Of, the State shares in. the immc4ij
ate results Of tic calamity, while We
know that the people Of the entire Com
monwcalth will feel the atlliction as theil
own, Lnni1 sS:.l! nu.iyJjIs
SIX thousands pounds Of mail matter
pass through Kansas City daily, for the
West
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A supposed PNrkCrsburg ally and re-
taincr, Judge Ferguson, having engineer.
ed the Charleston bill, through the session
of 1850, went to Wheeling to lobby against
the repeal Of the bill. For Charleston
ultimately secured his valuable assistance
In 1860, and with reboublGd inducements
he joined the efforts Of D. Il. Smith, Esq
To make Charleston the Capital.
What was the offer that the Charleston
Democracy could safely make to Judge
Ferguson? It was the nomination for
Judge ofthe Supreme Court Of Appeals,
because that district Is entitled TO the 50.
lection.
Well, lobbying was slow for certain men
when Ferguson had the strings Of the
principal Democrats in tho southwest Of
tho State, lin his hands, Something must
bc done. II would. not do for our friend
]. N. To lOOc the Capital, and the nomi.
nation for Governor. Whit could be done,
was done! '- I.lI&. tz5iglal
Not daring to. fight Judge Ferguson,
who had delicate grips on our amiable
friend, he could do this. The Democratic
State Convention was to be held at Charles
ton, and tho southwest would be repre-
scnted by large and animated delegations
Walker was 10 go there and take charge
Of the illsilecrs. Soft would not be deem
cd much Of q sacrifice TO sell out Parkers-
burg for the chance Ofbeing Democratic
Governor. Therefore the matter was soon
understood by the managers.
The Wheeling Register suddenly ceased
beratlng Judge Ferguson. The leader Of
the ParkCrsburg Democracy worked nice.
" into the hands Of Charleston. that Is to
say, Judge Ferguson. Mr.. Camden could
secure tile nomination that he was seek
ing through, the southwestern part Of the
State; his former SLOW running not being
rclished by the Cis.Kanawha Democrats.
Itis well known that Mr.. Camden work
cd rs much for his nomination as for Par
kcrsbnrg, and more, during the session OF
the Legislature. II hC made any impress
sion In tho upper counties Of the State,
none hos vet appeared. 4 But; according to
the bargain, we find Judge Ferguson leav-
ing his Judicial bench away down In Lo-
gan county; making stump speeches for
Mr.. Camden. The Judge has broken
ground under the contract. he Is deter
mifcdnot 10 forfeit his lease. I BE has put
up Ills derrick. In other words s'hc has
begun 10 train his delegates, and Instruct
for Camden. Docs not this prove great
deal! Whether any other Of the Par.
kersburg Democracy got any promise, Is
TO be yet determined. OBSERVER
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Cincinnati Market.

CINUuNNAfIi ApHI ~.
B1OUR-Unchangod and dull. ,.
GRAIN.-Wheat-QuIe and Arm; red winter
81 1901 IL Corn-Firm at full prices, B809Oc;
supply light and demand good. OAts-FIrm al
5T&68c. Rye-82195c. BSElcy-Dull at 7ONSOc
CorToR-Firm and Ac higher; mIddling aKc
ToBAcCo-ln good demand; sales Of I0S hhds
WnIsEY-Qalet at $I0l OF; demand light
Provisions Bulk Meats and BGcOn
held higher, but the ArmnegS Of holders checks
business, Agood demand for Mess PotII sales
Of 900 bbls at S99. Dplk Meats-HGld at lIH@
I4A AtllK6DI6 &c for shoulders, RIB, clear RIB and
clear sides. Blcon-l2H 0I6617c for shoulder,
clear rib and clear sides; small sales. Sugar
Cured HAms-t461Bkc.
L1RD-HoId Gt OH6lCEc for country and city
kettle rendered
!. ggFTEH-JnchauGcd; ftcsh In good demand at
EGuH-Dnll at I6c.
OlLS.-LinSecd OIl-FIun at sa09Oc. Lard oil
81 25Ol q.
GR0CERrEs- Unchanged and arm at full rates.
GOLD-ll4lic buying.
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Something About the Removal or the
Capital to ChaTleStOn.-.State-
ments that cali for EX-

RAAA4AA4A9S .
The Parkcrsburg STATE Tines publishes
a letter dated at Wheeling on the 26th Of
this month, which contalps some curious
statements and intimationS in regard to
certain secret understandings that had
much to do with tho removal of1hc Cap
ital last winter. 1t starts out by alluding
to tho somewhat curious fact that Judge
FERGUSON took part in o recent DCmO-
cratic meeting in Logan county, going so
far "a good way to go for Judge as to
make q speech to the cottvgnhop, and (aS
1t Is supposcGD to cause resolutions 10 be
passed IN favor Of tho nomination Of JsN
CAMDEN, OF ParkerSbutG, aS the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor. ..y
But how came Judge FERausoN in q
Democratic Convention in Logan county,
or anywhere elso3 That Is nice qucs'
ton to answer, even outside Of tho fact
that he, as Judge, would not naturally
DC looked for in such place. We all re-
member Whist d Radical hS hhS OCCASION
alIy been as a member of tho Legislature,
and VIC even do not forget that once,
when, in q moment Of f4orgettalncsSS he
turned over to the Democracy, the people
Of Cabell concluded % leaVehim at homo
until he should turn back again, which he
Immediately proceeded to DO, and then
tho next year came up here again as good
Radical as ever. Now he & OF the
track once more, and tho explanation Of
his getting Oft is prOfCsscdly given IN the
letter alluded to. We quote from It q
follows: r sest5 balrln sir
When the Wheeling INTEI1IgES SCER,
some weeks ago, alleged that tho Demo
Crats Of Wool county, had sold out to the
Charleston clique, We did not see any
grounds for making such a charge. But
recent intimatlOnS and Developments
squint very much towards the truth OF the
statement. A lCw facts will suggest grave
conclusions. Before the Legislature last
winter assembled, the leaders Of tho Wood
county Democracy proclaimed that they
and their friends could scelfu the location
Of the Capital. During tho session OE the
Legislature many Democrats appeared ~
lobbyists for FarkeBburg. They wen
also lobbying for tho GubeFnatOFnal nomi'
nation. . r5t5 E0 f.F'-
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THE RICHMOND DISASTER.

IA q NHw ToRE, April q. :,
DISPATCHES from Rlchmond up to mid.
night bring details Of the appalling
calamity and the condition Of the wound
led, Nj, NeeSOn md, Judge Meredith are
iufprt and VIII fecogcr. Rush Bur
cess, tie successor 10 Gen, Mumtord as
Internal Revenue Collector, Is worse. His
agony is indcscribablO,
The following members Of the Lcgisla.
turd Grc doing well :: Kelly, Of 6pottSyl'
vania, who was severely hurt HendOn,
Senator from SpottsYlvania; Bell, Of Au-
gusta; Matthews, Of Raleigh; Leuenhurg,
Matthew and LOpden. .Di ..-r
, A messenger from Gov. Wells at half
past tenIo o'clock, says he Is more comfort
@OIf TbG ISIal4 adQPtcd 81 iip 1R@s
CouStitui lid Convection diffi6rWd d
10 fh6 Governor had The effect q they
show, that Vtrgipfals have GficndBiwhcrc
once they had enemies.
A large plumber iofl funerals will take
nlsce this morning early. The weather b
warm andrthc bodies can be kept out Of
the ground no longer. 7!l 9l1
B.:HGtt 70 Broadway, Now Yytk, tEle-
graphcd 70 a citizen Of Richmond !. HAIy
heart nblVeds for your buried people;
Draw on me for $1,O00." This came TO .
sOrrowing Community IIkcaglcam Of sun.
I, 'D'iS' ''iSSI'siiil lms9lR RikoaaSsdaahU, RikoaSs dah Api18alI
There were Eve funerals this morning,
including that Of DR.. Brock, Of the ErdNI-
inet, which were attended by large nurris
bers, Both Houses Of tho Legislature met
in the Circuit Court building today, and
alloptGda resolution 10 meet at the EE!
change Hotel temporarily. THO RegiSttl.
ton Sill was finally passed. '
Major Calvert, Cx.StatG Treasurer, and
", G. Durham, Of New York, arc dying.
Both are'Victims Of the late disaster. The
business houses arc still closed. ".a
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Tho be ElIisoh9 chahoon Case.

RICHMOND, April gu
The Supreme Court Of Appeals Of vir'
ginlG uiis morning decided that the en-
abling net passed by the Legislature wa;
constitutional; TINT Henry R Ellison, und
not George Chahoon, Is the lawful Mayor
Of this city, and that all nets OF Ellison IN
accordance with tho State laws arc legal
and binding Chahoon, under bis formal
agreement, viii retire from the field, and
Ellison remains Mayor Of the city The
Court was unanimous in It's opinion, which
Il voluminouS, and covers every point
FAisntl. snIgr
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO april ~.
FLouR-stcady and Arm at previous rates.
GRAR-Wheat-Op0n active and exeltcd,
selling up to 0iXc for No. z subsequently foil to
9ic, closing at 9iH@a5c, seller May; 9fH696I(c,
seller June; In the afternoon there were frco
sellers At coke cash, and 9lHc, seller May. Corn
Active and closing at 81K898c for No. 2; BIC
for new. and 75c for no grades; optional sales
wcrE s1H988Xc, seller May; S0Xc, seller last
for low grades; new &c; no grades 760TTc, &C.
c0rdlng to location; No. . 61K6S8c cash, and
sCIlCr May. Moderately active, closing
quiet at axe cash; 46kat47C, Gcller April; 47KG
4sAc, seller May; 4SA 04gc, seller june; Rye
Act!Ve and higher; so6stc for No.2 Barley
Dull and neglected.
CAFTER-Quiot at q 6oas' e9K for common
cows to good steers; S1&7 6aX for good to extra,
and g % for prime steers.
HO0s-Aetiye at - 606s Is for common to
fAlr, and $S $500 10 for good to cholce.
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n. LOUIs.

'.."e ST. Louis, April ~.
Willie four decks hands Of the steamer
St. Paul were, last evening, attempting to
take lie yawl from tho bow TO the stern
ri thc steamer, II came In OOntnCt with
the wheel, which was In motion, capsiIng
il and three Of the four occupants were
drowned. ThcirnAmes are unknown.
A((er twenty.iour hours heavy ruin,
which extended over considerable
breadth OF territory, the weather cleared
up, and Is now very fine.
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SToCKG-Actiye and stronGat the close when
the highest hRuFea Of. the day WeF0 made. Tho
ioGdlnR features were Northwestern. Lake Shore.
New York Central, Ohio d Mississippi and Rock
leland. Miscellaneous stocks gcrf-.ly steady;
ExpFeSs BtOcIcs neglected. IIf ..llf
Ws'tSFn SS1l g9lTn lTI TslS!TaPh AdGnS e.
5SX; United StAles, 4ft; Pacific Mail. IS New
York Central, B6H; do. scrip 99k; EsiG ESaf;
Harlem, l40; Reading, i034; Michigan Central,
1863 Lake Shore, eSk; Illinois CentrAl. Il5S;
srTe9 S5RSet i,tSDa iSH: ScW jGrtey ~ en-.
tral, iJ7H; st. Paul 6S; do. preferred, I9JE; VIZ;
hash 6lH; do. preferred, %; FoEt Wayne etA:
TenC naute, 88k; Ohio & Mississippi. 8k;
Hartford q Erie s; Cleveland, Columbus 4 Gin
clnnAd, ~; Cleveland, Columbus 3 Indiana
Central, l9S.
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Commercial and Financial.
Activity in Wall Street--ReViVaI il

Activity in Wall Street--ReviVal in
General Trade. ..... al
The speculative fraternity in Wall street
have inauguratod q very active market at
the Stock Exchange and Gold Room, and
prices of : stocks, governments and gold
have thkcn a sudden upward turn, much
to the delight OF the brokers, who have
had little to do since the crash OF Septcnl-
Der set everybody TO thinking that money
could bc lost as well as made in that
region. Wall street Is brimming over
with buoyancy. There arc no "bcarS." p"
All arc "6ulls." Prices from day to day
steadily climb up tho column OF figures,
Higher still Is the predicted destiny Of
stocks and bonds, the money, market be
ing very easy and the financial horizon
unlocked by a cloud. There arc
few evils which do not yield some com.
pcnsating.gOo Tlies activity In Wall
street 3amopg the stock and gold
gamblers seems 10 be tho signal
for n general revival of the spring trade,
which has been so backward this season
as u result Of the great decline in gold and
apathy on tho part Of buyers all around.
ali all SrSnSScs bra S OF" Of trsdo. % Prices Il Sdr.
chandisc, produce, real estate, building
materials and all tho articles Of traffic and
barter have undergone great fall. The
reaction is setting In. Our quadruple
sheets reflect the general activity md i14
creased volume or business. Money Is
abundant in the metropolis Tho South.
ern and Western. merchants once more
throng our hotels TO purchase goods, and
the merchants arc growing as jubllant as
the brokers. Wall street always discounts
the future. Wall street ioresecs peace
and plenty in tho immediate future. The
prospect ahead for general trade Is, there
fore, very encouraging IN I. Herald.
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New York Produce Market.

.. NEW 1OMGt ApEH ~
CorTox- Steady; sales Of 100 bales at 2S3Sc
for middllng uplAnds.
FL0UR-clOseda rm and quiet
GRAN-Wheat-Dul and scarcely 20 firm; No.
. spring At q lGG11 1Tc; winter red and amber
western 1t 81 376l 29H. Rye-Firm at 81 O5 foE
western. 0atS-FlFm at Gi668c for western In
store and Adoat: G7j<969c for Ohio. COrn-Quiel
ut 81 1901 u for new mixed.
PROvi8EoNs-P and heavy at $28 u
for mess. Realistically with moderate demand,
Cut Meats-Flrm and moderately active. Bacon
Nominal.
for May and june
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 30.
The journals of this city deny the
r,lnlored withdrawal Of Marshal Serrano
to make way for the establishment of a
Regency to hc composed Of three persons.
An outbreak occurred last evening at
Alcala in tho province of Saria, and at
Santiago, though they were soon repressed
ut the latter place, over 100of the insur'
gents were arrested aud imprisoned.
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Fonr FErrrnMAN, Aprll 90.

n FORT FETIEItMAN, ApTII 90
Red Cloud LETT hero yesterday with 800
Sioux for Powder River, to collect his
banda. He wishes to go TO Washington
with the principal chiefs to see the Great
Father. He says he has John Richard, Jr,
a prisoner and will deliver him up at
Washington, but not before. They want
powder, food and clothes. ..
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Baltimore Market.

FLoun-Qultc arm; western OupcrhnO q sly
GaGN.-W Steady at 81 4S@l s.: Penn.
syIvauIa 81 SOL 40. COrn-Stcady; white 81 10
Gbt u; yellow 81 II. oats-Stcady at 61866c
Rye-Sieady at $I0i 10.
Provisions. Ns.--Aess Pork-Flrm at $R9. Bacon
Firm; rib sides 16jf; clear sides lIc; shoulders
l3HDI3&c: hams l9120c. ',y.r
LARD-Firm at l7c.
WABKY-Very dull at 81 o. ~
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, April 20.
The market 10 lacking animation and israther
depressed. Nous DolRines have been selling In
jo lots tho past few days at lec, but prices were
hardly quotable until to-day the movement bc:
came more general and We now quote old and
fresh styles at 16DI7c. Lyman E heavy brown
shettlngs are reduced TO Axe; other classes Of
goods unchanged.
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.HE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE


-OI-
WHEELING. WA.
Late Momdsville FCmalO Seminary
PEoF, Pa, " y; s9E1DOx nI; HUTcnHS, Principals.
MISS y. L. BONHAN, Vice Principal.
Mss KATE s. MONTAGUE, Principal PrepaEa'
hRl. GGRT JACKSON, OF Weston, Matron.
- Assisted by full Corps Of Professors and
Spring Term opens AFnlL 9th; closes JuxR SOth.
DESIGN
Thu design Of the Institution Is to f1rnISh .
thorough and systematic course OF instruction
for young ladies upon the plan Of University In.
Structlon, each department Of learning being
complete within Itself, thus enabling q yuunE
lady to select her own course Of study without
being restricted 10 any fixed routine Of Glasses,
requiring certain number Of years TO anISh;
hnt In opposition 70 this, young, ladies' who have
can have tho benefit Of their former requirements
aud obtain q Certificate Of RaGeItHev In one or
moro schools perhaps, In tho course Of one year,
after which time, they may bring up, with greater
rapidlty and success, other studies.
MUSIC,
Young ladies who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon tho piano, and who may wish 70
prosecute tho study StIl further, can DO iaTnIshed
with advantages Tor mastering this Instrument
Mrs. HutchinS will give her personal attention
Other schools embrace thorough instruction in
tho following directions, viz:
HlkheMldtics, HlGtorH, Bel!ts'L LetteEs, Natural
HlEfOIY, PtHtteR SeItIes, ChFISli1A SdeHe6, An
eiGht and Modern LIH0Ad98 and FIRs Ark.
Tho Academic DGgres9 arc conferred BY state
authority, and arc Gs follows, namely:
AistrSai Of EH0itAh LttEutHS-ThrCc yeatS
course. /
NiSlrGs Of Arts-Four years course.
MstreEs 6f HGsie-TWO to three years.
ExPEXsEs-HoARDIN1 DEPARTMENT.
BoarderS, two in room, Including all OK.
penscs Of washing. fael, llghts, Gymnastics,
PenmAnship, English, Latin, and French
Schools, per year. tE00
BoRrdeTS, four 10 room, including Rs above,
per year. Observation-Disclosures dO5
paTl0F BOArdGrs, two In room, pupil taking
but one or two Studies, per year. .......... 100
ParlOF BOarders, with full advantage Of InRti-
tuition, and with tho privilege Of three
music lessons pGr week aud three To hvo
houFs practice per day, per year. ........... 800
Tuition for Day PupllE, 2, 8, 10, II, II and II
dollars per quarter, according 70 grade. II.
Rooms for the occupation Of bOardera arc OF
two classes, viz: 1Et. Single rooms to DO occu.
pied BY two pupils: I'd. Double rooms, consisting
Of PaflOr and Bedroom, for either two OF four
pupils.
THE PRINCIPAL. at M0undgville, W. Va, or
REV. @. q. CURRIE or Mss II. l.. BOEHAM, at
Wheeling. mat8M&Sd&W
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ROME, April 90.
The Popo still persists in withholding
II. Darius, from the Council, notwith'
standing the concurrence Of the Great
Powers therein. .lf7l'..t n
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Now York Money aud Stock Market.
5,fi sNfEI NER YbRK. ApFil -.

MoNET-Qulet and eaey lt 48b per cent
SFERLINu-Aetiye Qnd Armef AtIOgH0l09X.
GOLD-UnSCttled and lower; opening At II5k;
closing al ll68; carrying rates 8 per cent TO nat
Cleafane6S, >, ,009, 90. p.
The Assistant Treasurer has thus fAr dlabuESed
seven million Of coin interest
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,


TTTEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. J, I. HoKE, Presldsnt Board Of Regents.
@. c, sTURUIs, Secretary Board 2f Rsgaih'
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. President,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy
F.s. LYON, A. NJ, TToe PresldeHt
Professor of Engllsh Literature, and Principal Of
Preparatory Department.
8. q. STEVENS, a. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy and Physics.
I,,.. H. Il. PIERCE, A. M u
Capt. U. s. Al
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military Tactics.
III. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. D.
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural History.
F. ". WOOD, A. n, Ph'l.D,
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages,
o. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department
D. B. PURINToN, Tutor. ...
GEO. n. HAGANs, Esq, d.
Superintendent Of Grounds and BuildiuGs
HUGH ". BROCK, n. D..
Lecturer on PhySiology and Hygiene.
HoN. JOHN A. DILLE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FAI1 TERM begins 1st Tatsday in septenbCr.
WINTER TERN Igt rSly Aonaay ~ "a MtsSh IeeSsOeI'
CoHMENURNInTF, Sd Wednesday In June.
TUITION. Preparatory, SS per Term Of l8 weeks.
UnGyeFSlty, S6 per Term Of ID weeks.
TO exceed q per week.
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